Using small business server, I am able to use ISA and IIS on my network. For a small business is this sufficient security. Is there any need to buy an external hardware firewall?
I've recently installed Microsoft Small Business server 2000 for a client (basically win 2000 server with other servers such as exchange on top for those not familiar). It's been running fine for a week, then someone installed something on it and I got a call out because noone could connect to...
I've had exchange 2000 working for about a year, but now that I need to configure extra pop3 accounts for external mail, the changes won't be made (the dialog box just stays there and nothing happens). This was tried using both the internet wizard and pop3 connector snapin
I have a client with a small network (one server and four PCs) who wishes to connect to this network from one home location. They want ADSL at both locations and wish to use VPN to connect. For this purpose would hardware VPN/firewall be necessary or would it be best to use software instead?
Can anyone point me to a tutorial for setting up both USB and router based adsl connections (ie exactly what has to be configured on each machine on the network to get it to work).
I use a USB modem which appears to connect normally to several different ISPs, yet once it's connected, no information can be sent (ie can't access webpages). Any ideas.
I've been using a 30GB 5400 rpm Maxtor drive for some time and am used to its near silent operation. I purchased a Maxtor 60GB 7200 rpm drive and it is considerably noisier than the older drive. Is this normal due to the higher speed or is there likely to be a fault with the drive.
Thanks
Edmund
I've been using a 30GB 5400 rpm Maxtor drive for some time and am used to its near silent operation. I purchased a Maxtor 60GB 7200 rpm drive and it is considerably noisier than the older drive. Is this normal due to the higher speed or is there likely to be a fault with the drive.
Thanks
Edmund
I have recently installed win2k server and am connecting to it from win2k pro machines. The internet is setup on the server and the other machines connect to it. This works fine, but I can'y use yahoo mesenger on it. It won't connect. How do I open ports or set up the server to allow access...
I've just installed a windows 2000 server machine with ms sql server 2000. I have been trying to connect to it from ms access on a win 2000 pro machine using a project. It connects to any database ok, but when I try and edit or create anything (a table for example) it says I don't have...
I have reently had a win2000 pro pc go down, and the hard drive is now inaccessible. The hard drive was in two partitions, and now only the second (non bootable) partition is available. It has been tried on a running machine (also win2k) and still is inaccesible. Is there any software or...
I'm trying to adapt a quicksort class from sorting arrays to sorting vectors. I've used this for arrays, and it works (was taken from textbook) but I get a memory error when I try it with vectors. Any ideas?
#include <vector>
using std::vector;
class myQuickSort
{
public:
void...
I need to update my main document view window (in MFC program) using my code in OnDraw in myView class. This needs to be done when a button in one of my dialogs is pressed. I have a message handler but don't know how to call OnDraw (what to put as parameter). I've seen...
I have the following OnPaint method, which displays a map and several other items in a dialog (GameMap)in MFC. It flickers horrendously, can anyone see anything wrong with it?
void GameMap::OnPaint()
{
CPaintDC dc(this); // device context for painting
// TODO: Add your message handler...
I get a message when I shut down (occasionally). At first it seems as if everything is ok, then a blue screen comes up saying, windows protection error, you need to restart your computer. Any ideas? Also sometimes it just hangs.
Does anyone know how far you can push an Intel PIII450. I've heard rumours, they are infact the same as the PIII550 but I don't know much about it. Also is it risky to do this?
Does anyone know how far you can push an Intel PIII450. I've heard rumours, they are infact the same as the PIII550 but I don't know much about it. Also is it risky to do this?
I have made an abstract class using pure virtual functions, which has several other classes derived from it(which are not abstract). I need to make a class which has a method which can accept as a parameter, any of these dervived classes. How can I do this?
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