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  1. momoko

    disabling call record announment

    does anyone know how to disable the call record announment on 412 system? "warning, this call is now being recored
  2. momoko

    administrative override for logged in power users

    Is there anyway to have a power user logged in and using a command to grant temp administrative rights for that session? I need to remotely install software with administrator rights, but I don't want to logout the current user. I have heard there is a batch/script I can run to do it...but I...
  3. momoko

    Deleted media pool and lost tapes

    A GFS pool was deleted but the tapes weren't un-assigned first. I can't seem to find away to make them assignable again...they are in the tape library but they are not available to add to the new GFS pool. Running arcserve 2000 sp4 any suggestions?
  4. momoko

    connecting multiple procurve 4000s

    I have 3 HP procurve 4000's and was wondering the best way to link them, currently I have a cat 5 tp cable linking them, but was thinking there must be a better way. perhaps a fibre card in each to link them? thanks
  5. momoko

    Group Policies

    Does anyone have the entire listing of all the group policies for win2k? Viewing them in mmc is a bit of a pain, and difficult to document the changes I have implemented. Thanks
  6. momoko

    Will fiber link increase performance?

    I have arcserve 2000 (sp4) attached to a win2k sp4 server (2.4 GHz). Backuping up locally I get 150 - 170MB per minute, backingup servers over my 100Mb Ethernet network I get 95 - 110MB per minute. (which means it takes about 17hours to backup 180GB of (compressed)data. First are these speeds...

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