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Is it possible to set up my DHCP server to ignore a specific vendor class? I set up the vendor class on the DHCP server. Now I want to be able to tell it to ignore that vendor class so that this DHCP server will not hand out IP addresses to these devices.

Sounds infected. Try Malware Bytes. Seems to do a good job for me. Then manually get rid of whatever is on the machine infecting it.

Do you use WINS in your network? Check the two PCs WINS settings. I think maybe the one that shows the blank screen might be missing its WINS settings or they might not be configured correctly.

Also, the obvious test here would be to do an ipconfig /release ipconfig /renew once you are cut over. This way you can verify the workstation is indeed picking up an IP address from the new DHCP server. Also, if this new DHCP server in a different network segment then you'll want to look into...

I have a test domain environment that was set up to mimic production. On this test environment I have two domain controllers in my child domain and two in the parent. When I do an nslookup on the child domain I see the two DNS servers that are currently there, but I also see the DCs that were...

Cool.... Thank you.

I have an IBM 5100 series server that I want to expand the hard drive capacity of. The C drive has two 9GB hard drives in a RAID 1 configuration. The D drive has three 9GB drives in a RAID 5 configuration. Then there is one 9GB drive that is a hot spare (so six 9GB drives in all). I want to...

Where can I obtain technical papers in regards to SEP 11 deployment? I want to install/configure a server and start migrating my clients to it. Can someone please point me in the right direction ?

When I did that, it prompted me to input something for MTD_PERC.

I should have mentioned that I want to be able to do that in addition to what I already have. So I am sorting and showing all weeks (by weekending date) where MTD_PERC => .15

Here is my query: SELECT b.wkend, round(sum([a.HC_GO]+[a.HP_GO]+[a.AX_GO]+[a.DI_GO]+[a.MV_GO]+[a.CH_GO]+[a.Or_GO])/sum([a.HC_GT]+[a.HP_GT]+[a.AX_GT]+[a.DI_GT]+[a.MV_GT]+[a.CH_GT]+[a.Or_GT])*100,2) AS MTD_PERC FROM WkTotOff AS a, tblCalendar454 AS b WHERE a.TDate between b.WkStart and b.Wkend...

Weeks are based off the 4-5-4 calendar and right now I'm using Access but plan on putting it on MS SQL Server 2005.

I should be a little more specific.... For each month of the year, I want to be able to query data on a weekly basis based off the data I gave above. So I may want to get the totals for week 1, week 2, and so on.

I have a table that holds daily data. There is a column in there I named TDate which holds the date value in the format ##/##/##. I want to query weekly data. What is the best way of doing this?

I would upgrade or move to a different product because Symantec no longer supports version 8.