Recent content by twopoint

you need to pass through the gate of hell and talk to Nortel directly

not sure, it looks to be only for 3.6 the patch is called BCM_360.096_CDR2.64.0 dude I am having the same problems . . .

not to the best of my knowledge, We have recieved some new patches from nortel, though it has only fixed half of them . . .

Is there any decent documentation on troubleshooting CDR pushes? I have about 30 BCMs with 22 working. The other 8 are set up exactly the same but will not transfer. 2 send but have no data. grrrrrr Any ideas?

true, but If you have a user with a changed password that can't get to the network, it is an option. otherwise the cached password will continue to lock out his account

found a password fix for this, Log in using your old password and connect through VPN, log off but do not disconnect the VPN. when you log back in you can use your new password.

I checked both HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE both were dead. thanks, that restore worked wonderful, I was able to do the rest manually to get one of the machines up and going I'm going to disassemble the other one to see if I can figure out what is going on. Personally I think that...

I have a user that has completely baffled me, when he started up his computer,he lost all file associations. when I went into the registry, that portion of the reg is GONE. he had the latest NAV loaded. all backups of the reg seem to be effected. while I am rebuilding his machine, he did the...

win2000 will run different hardware profiles depending on wheather it is in and out of a docking station. display resolution is almost always changed.

seems a bit extreme for a fat finger . . .I think your best bet is to use the registry, it is designed not only for storage but you can add scripts as well

What you are seeing is the magnetic fields of those items as they get close to your monitor. short term - as long as they are constantly changing, no they will do no damage, it justs look odd long term - if you have a consistant field, it may alter the screen on the monitor, so that you get...

Is this the only machine you log into? if you are logged into another machine, it will continue to poll using the original password and will lock you out, the same thing will happen if you are mapping to another drive using your credentials on anothers machine

you may actually have to use a hex editor to look at the FAT and look specifically for the file name pattern that you can see. it looks like he used some hidden charactors when he named the folders. using the editor you can rename them to "AAAAAAAA" or some such. ***DANGER*** know...

Thanks a lot. . . one of the reg entries had permissions for Administrator only

btw there is a Sysinternals Process Explorer that tells you exactly what you application is accessing, makes it easier to troubleshoot http://www.sysinternals.com/