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Thanks. That's what I ended up doing. It's working now.

When I attempt to authorize a DHCP server I get the message "The specified servers are already present in the directory service". The server is not currently authorized though. The server has been through a recent IP address change.

Is the Windows Firewall enabled? I've had a similar problem in the past and adding Outlook to the exclude list in the Firewall resolved it.

Hi, can you confirm that you are running Exchange5.5 and not Exchange2000 or Exchange2003? I'm a little suspicious because of the contents of your Start/Programs/Exchange. "System Manager" is a component of the later versions of Exchange. If you are using Exchange2000/2003, check this link...

Before we start, please don't tell me how silly this is :) I have a client who wants to have workstations call an application on a Win2k Terminal server. That application's only function will be to call an application on a different Win2k Terminal server. That application will run a SQL...

You may also want to verify a couple of other items: Does your DNS server have an MX record pointing to your mail server? If you're behind a firewall, is it allowing SMTP through to your server (TCP port 25)? Does the DaemonPortOptions parameter in sendmail.cf set Port=smtp and...

Hi all, Does anyone know where there's some documentation on how to move an Exchange 2000 server from one system to another? I can find documentation for Exchange 5.5 but not 2000. Thanks much.

Depends: Some hubs have a cross-over port or a switch that can make a port cross-over (usually the last port). If that's the case, you can use a straight through cable. Otherwise you need a cross-over cable.

Have you configured ipchains to masq forwards from 192.168.. address?

Thanks Marsd You confirmed my suspicions about the attempt. Unfortunately rinetd won't work in my case. The DMZ contains multilple web and FTP servers. I think I'll probably break the external IP block into two subnets. I can put one subnet in the DMZ (providing some protection) and leave...

I'm assuming that you have the interfaces installed and ip-forwarding turned on so that it's acting like a router. To limit a subnet from crossing, you can set ipchains to block the particular subnet. Set the policies first by issuing: ipchains -P input ACCEPT ipchains -P output ACCEPT...

Hi all. Here's my situation. I'm setting up a firewall with RedHat 7.1. I have 3 network cards installed and working. eth0 address 64.1.1.1/27 points to internet eth1 address 64.1.1.27/27 points to DMZ network eth2 address 10.0.0.76/8 points to internal network route table...