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I asked this a while ago (last year) but got no answer. I'm hoping there's someone here who can help now :-) We have an Exchange mailbox that received emailed alerts from various places & I've written a lot of rules (>100) to set flags & move the emails to the relevant subfolders. Two...

Have both PCs booting Thinstation CDs & HP Thin Clients both set up to go straight to Citrix server & get Windows Server 2003 logon screen. Been working OK locally but now trying over remote VPN links (LAN <->Cisco PIX <-> ADSL <-> Internet <-> ADSL <-> Cisco PIX <-> LAN). What happens is the...

We have an Exchange mailbox that received emailed alerts from various places & I've written a lot of rules (>100) to set flags & move the emails to the relevant subfolders. Two problems: 1) As it's not my mailbox, but one opened as a secondary mailbox by everyone in IT, and the alerts come in...

I know this has been asked before, but thought I'd get an update ... Are there any Online Backup Services that you can recommend? I'm looking to use a service that can be recommended to all our SME customers but there;s a scarcity of user reviews on the web :-) Ta One by one, the penguins...

We have a multi-domain setup & are trying to use AD Delegate Control to manage Admin access around the organisation. I have delegated control and set the appropriate privileges on several OUs. These privileges have propagated down to the child OUs. However a number of the user objects within...

Does anyone know enough about Mac Os X and Virtual Pc to tell me how to mount a copy-protected floppy? Both the Mac and Windows OS refuse to mount the floppy (although it works fine running the application on a native Windows PC), and we can't create an image file. I've tried using dd from...

Anyone know where I can get hold of a USB attached PCMCIA reader in the UK? I've got a digital camcorder which stores it's data on a PCMCIA disk, but I've no longer got a laptop, so I want to read the disk from my desktop PC. I need something like the Amtron Technology 'USB 2.0 4-Slot 5-in-1...

I've got a laptop with 2 USB ports and am installing a USB-to-mobile phone cable, along with the SoftGSM package. This works fine, detecting the USB cable as a modem and allowing the laptop to dial out over the mobile phone. The problem is, if I connect the cable to the other USB port, Windows...

Long shot, this one, but as anyone got the installation CD for SunOS 4(.1.3) ??? We've got an old (v.v.old!) workstation that's died, but no-one's got the media :-( I've tried installing a later Solaris, but the application (written in 1990/93) doesn't like it + we don't have drivers for the...

We monitor our NT servers with Big Brother & one of the servers has been issuing the following error - App: E 'Tue Feb 12 11:51:22 2002': Perflib - &quot; The Open Procedure for service &quot;UPS&quot; in DLL &quot;apcctrs.dll&quot; failed. Performance data for this service will not be...

Has anyone any hints/tips/war stories on upgrading Samba from V1.9 to V2? Specifically, we're running at secure=share & are interested in moving to a more integrated (with the NT domain) option. Unfortunately, there are a few Win95 PCs (as well as Win98 with the plain password registry hack)...

Hi, I've gotten hold of an old IBM 755C laptop which works fine on mains power (after I crow-bar'd Win98lite onto it's 384Mb disk LOL), but there's no battery :-( I've had a search on the net & batteries are available, but at a ridiculous price for such an old machine, so I was wondering if...

/bin is merely a symbolic link to /usr/bin so they are the same thing. /sbin contains statically linked binaries, that is - they have been built containing all external functions and routines that they need so are ready to go and independent of the libraries. The /usr/bin executables on the...

/bin is merely a symbolic link to /usr/bin so they are the same thing. /sbin contains statically linked binaries, that is - they have been built containing all external functions and routines that they need so are ready to go and independent of the libraries. The /usr/bin executables on the...

I'm trying to run a monitoring script on our Solaris servers that uses the &quot;uname -X&quot; command, which isn't supported on the Solaris 5.5.1 server. I've copied the uname executable from the 5.6 server to the 5.5.1 & it runs from the command line OK. But when run from the script I get no...

Anyone know of a command that displays a Sun's Serial Number and/or Host Id (NB: not Host Name)? Our support contract's up for renewal & I don't feel like going round the factory to check this info on all our Workstations |-I http://www.tanda.f2s.com One by one, the penguins steal my sanity.

Our site accesses the Net via M$ Proxy Server. Anyone know how to get through it from unix? I don't mean from a browser, I want to be able (for example) to ping a WWW address from the command line. I'm sure there's a way to do ping proxy_address something WWW_address so that the ping request...

We have 2 Sun boxes set up as NTP Servers (peer'd to each other) for our network. Several workstations are NTP clients to these servers. This works OK most of the time, but occasionally the command &quot;ntpdate -q client&quot; (for various clients)returns the &quot;ntpdate: no server...

In an Access database, you can define a column as Y/N (i.e. binary 0 or 1). If you are using Access as a front-end to an Oracle database, what datatype would you use to get the same functionality? Or is this not possible? Thanks, TandA http://www.tanda.f2s.com One by one, the penguins steal...

In an Access database, you can define a column as Y/N (i.e. binary 0 or 1). If you are using Access as a front-end to an Oracle database, what datatype would you use to get the same functionality? Or is this not possible? Thanks, TandA http://www.tanda.f2s.com One by one, the penguins steal...