Recent content by Shekinah

Thanks for the post herrslime. I found that her had several aliases in his mailing list different from the individual records. i.e. he had a James Welder as an alias for an individual record and then typed in Jim welder in the group list. Of course Eudora has to have the exact alias in ourder to...

I have a client running XP Pro and Eudora 5. He is the only client on the network that has the problem. When he sends an e-mail to a group it doesn't get to the recipients. If he sends individual e-mails it works. Anyy suggestions?

Thanks for covering the ground I missed BCASTER. You're a master!

If you have already restrted and logged on then "last known good" might help. Otherwise I would go into safe mode and remove the divce and driver.

Just a though. You say that BIOS is set up correctly. It might be worth checking that you do have the HDD listed as a boot device. If the CD is the only one in the list... Again, just a though but worth double checking.

Claudek, your posts in this forum have been spot on. I suspect you are really more than just a technical user!

You don't have to have a DC in the country - BUT - the purpose of having sites (within a domain) is to control replication traffic over a wide area. It allows you to set replication schedules, bridgehead servers, etc. If all your DCs are on your local network then the only advantage you will...

That last command should read net config server /autodisconnect:-1

If that doesn't work you can temporarily add the user you can log in with to the administrators group, clear the log and then remove them from the group. Reboot so the most recent security applies to the user.

Found the following post from user RJPBSS in another forum. The discussion was on XP mapped drives that keep disconnecting and then seem to not be able to reconnect without rebooting or disconnecting and remapping. Check this article out. I had the same problem and setting autodisconnect to...

I agree brain. The first step is to take ownership. If you are not the owner - it doesn't matter what rights you think you are assigning. Good post and reminder for us all.

This sounds like it might be slow finding your DC. Was your DNS server on the old machine? Did you install DNS on the new one? If you are running DHCP make sure that the scope hands out the new DNS address as primary. If you have a long lease time on your addresses you might need to do an...

Are you running a third party firewall such as zone alarm?

GLAD it worked!

Thanks everyone for your input. I know it takes time to do it. Glenn, as with most other forums I read with your input, your's has been most helpful here. I got interrupted when scanning the logs and missed that one thing in common seems to be inability to authenticate certai prosesses with AD...