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My current set up involves a non-microsoft server running my email, web page, and ftp, and it's static IP address is the one registered with the world-wide DNS for my company's www.company.com, ftp.company.com, and email@company.com functions. When I install my new Windows 2000 Server Domain...

Just curious - I see these "dual" network cards for servers. What is the general strategy and implementation on how these make access to the server faster or more efficient? Thanks! - Bob

Any recommendations on hardware manufacturers/models for setting up a new Windows 2K Server? I'm talking maybe 2-5 clients initially, not growing too much for this project in the foreseeable future. We will probably run SQL Server and Access applications. Instead of building a machines from...

You may have read my note relating to adding a Win 2K Server to an existing Win NT 4 environment. We currently use a TR-4 tape drive in the Win NT server with Seagate Backup Exec for daily backups. Are tape drives a dead duck? I've heard of local shops backing up to NAS and saying how much...

We current have a Windows NT 4 Server environment, with 1 PDC and 1 BDC. I have a current domain called X. We use static ip addressing and do NOT run DHCP, WINS, or DNS on the servers. I point the workstations directly to the ISP DNS servers for name resolution for Internet access via our T1...

Hi guys - Freshly installed Win 2000 Pro machine in a classroom test setting, network card installed but no cabling attached to anything at this point. Machine is set up in a workgroup, not domain. Windows file and printer sharing is turned on. If you navigate to the Network Places and drill...

What the heck is wrong with these cards? I am returning them ASAP! I got 15 for a customer to upgrade their network, and I've had a nightmare with them. First, installing the drivers is a disaster in Win 98. Even after a good install on some computers, another boot caused them to be...

Hi guys - Hey is there some way in Access 2000 I can turn off the message "some data may not be displayed" when I open a report? I have a main menu with a simple button that calls a Report Preview to print mailing labels, and since everything prints fine on the printer, I would...

OK guys - Please help! Installed a new 3Com network card in an existing NT 4.0 server. Everything seemed to load and work pretty well when I left last night. This morning there was an error on the screen and the server appeared to have restarted (at least the desktop). All system tray items...

I am wondering if others experience the following issue: When I copy a folder from a Windows NT 4.0 server to a Windows 98 desktop, then put the folder in the recycle bin, then empty the recycle bin, frequently the Win 98 workstation appears to hang for 30 seconds or so before emptying the...

Hi all! Well I have a problem that is really strange, and I hope I'm missing something obvious. Some background should help.... I have a client with a Win NT 4.0 Server and 15 workstations running Win 98, and they were using old 10 MBps 10Base2 Coax wiring (BNC connectors) for all. I recently...

Hi all - I have a customer with a pretty simple setup so I hope someone can give me some pointers to avoid a disaster on this one.... I have NT Server 4.0 SP6a running on hardware dated circa 1999. The system is a standalone server with (2) 8-Gig IDE drives, one drive being a mirror of the...

Hi all - I have a customer with a pretty simple setup so I hope someone can give me some pointers to avoid a disaster on this one.... I have NT Server 4.0 SP6a running on hardware dated circa 1999. The system is a standalone server with (2) 8-Gig IDE drives, one drive being a mirror of the...

OK guys - here's the scoop --- I have a form showing all records. I have several unbound controls at the bottom accepting any combination of search criteria, for example FIRSTNAME and LASTNAME and STATE, etc. The user fills in any or all of the search fields and then hits a command button. My...

Very often when our Mac tried to access files on our NT 4.0 server or print through a shared printer the server would shutdown and the event log would show an error similar to this: The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x0000000a (0x00000000, 0x00000002, 0x00000001...

Anyone know of any basic server appliance out there that supports file and printer sharing for windows-based clients? I'm looking for something low maintenance along the lines of the Cobalt Qube3. I have some customers who cannot be troubled with the constant maintenance and woes of a Windows...

After a recent nightmare re-install of my NT 4.0 Server Primary Domain controller, my Backup Domain Controller is now giving me a message about 5511 Netlogon error and that both the servers are claiming to be the Primary Domain Controller. I have removed the BDC from the domain in server...