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    DNS pointing

    What is the best solution for the following: internal domain name: company.net External Domain Name: www.company.net We ran into a issue when the powers that be decided to host our website outside of our own domain, how can I point our internal traffic to go www.company.net when they are...
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    Login Scripts not running

    I created a New GPO on a OU I created, still not running.
  3. rlashway

    Login Scripts not running

    I for some reason can not get my login scripts to run on the Default GPO. If I run them manually they map the drives and printers they are supposed to but no matter what I try I can not get them to work of the Default GPO, any ideas ?
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    Dual NIC/Networks Issue

    Ok, if I try to connect from external sources it works, is there a way to make internal connections to the same web page to go the web page and not the router.
  5. rlashway

    Dual NIC/Networks Issue

    I tried setting the static on the router but when I tried to access it the forward would not go, it just left me on the routers login page ?
  6. rlashway

    Dual NIC/Networks Issue

    I only have a static on the external, which is public, the internal I have obtaining the IP automatically. I have dual nics mainly because I thought I needed to have the IP of the public bound on the card for sending mail as well as recieving it. So you are saying if I bind the public on the...
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    Dual NIC/Networks Issue

    I have a exchange server that I have a static IP for and I need to be able to communitcate with it on my interenal network as well. Currently I have 2 NICs in it, one with the 192.168.1.* network assigning a IP (due to dual gateways not being allowed) and plugged into a router, the other NIC has...
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    Map Drive without user logged in

    Is there a way to make a network drive appear on a machine without having to have a user logged in. Ex. I have a NAS box that I want to store my database on, but I do not want to have the user logged into the server. A function similar to SUBST would be great.
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