Recent content by stangdude

go figure it runs fine when it is local. That gpo is only applied to that ou and they have group member ship to three groups, domain users, fco, and fco accounting. So they should only get the default domain policy which just sets password length and autolock. The other policy is what maps the...

nope. all internal 10/100 connection

I have my login script run during my gpo processing. For some users it seems to work fine but not for my accounting users. Below is the script \\fco-s001\sysvol\fco.com\scripts\pushprinterconnections.exe rem ******mappings for accounting**************************** ifmember "fco accounting"...

58sniper wrote: You don't need a firewall in between, and a 506e is fine. What you DO need is to tell us more about amount of mail, number of users, how they will access the server (Outlook, OWA, OMA, WM devices, etc). That way, we can better advise you on a direction. Ok here it goes...

The plan is to have it do some routing because I need to setup some vlans for some security reasons. Again thanks for all your help.

I would use 2007 but my predecessor bought 2003 and was already trying to make it work. Maybe that is why he is my predecessor :). So to make sure I understand what you guys are saying we need a front end, back end solution with a firewall in between. Our firewall is in place already it is a pix...

My current company has thier mail hosted outside on a pop3 provider. I need to bring this in house so what is the most secure way to set it up? also I will need to setup OWA and some type of other remote access. I was thinking pop3 but believe rpc over http would be more secure. Any ideas would...

thanks vipergg. I had added a address to the second switch on vlan and then took it out when I thought it was not responding. Quess I will add it back in so I can do something with it.

globalchicken wrote: So are these 2 switches connected with one uplink or 2? Currently they are connected via one uplink but I could connect them via two if needed. globalchicken wrote: Are you only using the one vlan or are you using multiple vlans with ports in those vlans. Currently have...

I have two Cisco 2960 switches that are connected at the gigabit ports and have a couple of questions. The first switch has an ip address assigned to vlan1. So here are my questions. 1. How do I assign an address to the second switch? Or do I really need to? 2. How do I manage both switches...