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Its not compatible with Windows XP. - NTS

Nortstar tools are not supported on Windows XP as of yet. I havent heard of a time frame when a version or if it will be released is due. - NTS

Thats normal for the default/admin page. its assuming you are trying to admin via a web page. go into your internet information services and create a new web and watch what happens. Cheers. -NTS

Just deleted the directories when you are using the working version of win2k. Then edit boot.ini to show the correct location of the working version viola - NTS

The scripts are there. I have changed the layout and its been working. Sorry mate. - NTS

Yes, there is a way both on NT/2k or Unix flavors of Optivity NMS. see this link for details on how this can be done. http://www.norristechs.net/netmanage/index.htm Hope that helps. - NTS

Pretty simple.. Stop all optivity daemons, except weboptserver. Run dbadmin (start -> run -> dbadmin) or just dbadmin in unix. Log into the database admin tool using the administrator account or root account. Delete only the following databases. * user database (it will be named the same as...

Change the registry size to be > 6 MB if its not all ready. Also CLOSE all tasks you are running before adding printers. Good luck.

use the login name of DOMAIN\USERNAME or specify it on the logon dialog box.

hmm I get 16bit high color :) I am also connection via a lan and not via the internet. The more colors the high the connection speed between the 2 systems need to be. Cheers. NTS

WinAT or other programs run on the local system, you dont run apps on other systems unless you are terminal services install or PCanywhere etc. Otherwise all you are doing is controlling your computer not the other parties workstation. You can make the data output from your system save to the...

What a mess. Whos changing the routing around? You may not know the dialup connection if used will change the routing around, but should revert back when they disconnect. What are you using for your internet router ? help me help you.. <G> - NTS

If the previous suggestion didnt work. Log off then logon as administrator and do the following. - START -> RUN -> REGEDIT - Press F3 (search), - Enter 'autologon' without the quotes - If its found delete every instance of it. - shutdown & reboot Cheers NTS /

Do you have 2 or more NICS in this server ?? Routering will not work correctly with a single NIC. The DNS issue is something else. Does the external DNS allow forwarding to your IP address ?/ Just becuase you configured this DNS doesnt mean it will get data, unless the other side is...

if you upgrade this system to windows 2000 server, and make it a backup domain controller using active directory that should do the trick. Look at http://support.microsoft.com for more help. Cheers. - NTS ?

one word. Nope. the SMTP service is basicly so your web services can post data, that is emailed. You need a full blow email package to do what you are thinking about. cheers. NTS ?

Gosh whos switch are you using?? A brown-out or power outage should NOT have switched the managment vlan around. However someone playing with SNMP could change the configuration and you would never know until too late <G> I used radius for telnet authentication, and the snmp comm strings have...

Compuserver 7.x isnt the root of the problem, but is part of the problem. I have seen too many aol.compuserve users failing to connect to terminal services. You may want to change the port the terminal services listens on (in the registry on the terminal server), then when you use the terminal...

You may want to try this if its the case.. Any member in the boradcast hunt group, remove any other line appearances on their set. This way they are only part of the hunt group, and do not have a DN. If you have someone in a hunt group with a DN the KSU can get confused as to who's DN to send...

Try this in your batch file @echo off if exist c:\program dir\directory goto done rem you routines to make the dirs and do what you want md c:\program dir\directory rem blah rem blah rem blah :done echo done. :end This should work now. - NTS