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We are running a windows server 2003 network with the domain name, ATSLONDON.COM. Our ISP is hosting our website, www.atslondon.com. The pages have been uploaded onto our personal web space. All users on the LAN are unable to see the website in the browser from within the network, but can...

We are running a windows server 2003 network with the domain name, ATSLONDON.COM. Our ISP is hosting our website, www.atslondon.com. The pages have been uploaded onto our personal web space. All users on the LAN are unable to see the website in the browser from within the network, but can from...

website is hosted on an external server. I get a timed out when I try to ping the IP address (67.18.129.162) of www.londonimpact.com.

We are unable to view our website in any browser and on any machine in our LAN. We have a server 2003 network with internet access via ADSL. All machines are connected to the LAN via a switch. A DSL504 router is also connected to the switch via one of it's LAN ports. The WAN port on the router...

I feel this could well be a DNS issue but I'm not very confident troubleshooting DNS issues on server 2003. Foamcow mentions that the in house DNS server may not have updated itself with the new DNS info. Anybody any ideas how I check this out?

Sorry, the website/s are hosted on external servers (i.e. not on our network). The domain (impactlondon.com) is hosted on a fasthosts server. However the website developer recently asked us to point the site to different DNS addresses (fasthosts/UK Reg have an online config screen allowing a...

I've been trying for weeks now to see a website. We have a LAN configured on a server 2003 network with internet access via ADSL (Nildram). A D-Link router is connected to the LAN via an ethernet cable to a port on a switch (as are all the other machines on the LAN).DNS/DHCP is configured on the...

a DHCP server runs on a win 2003 LAN server. the router IP address is fixed on the LAN (192.168.0.1). the router connects to the LAN via a port on a switch. The problem is that only one computer on the LAN is able to view the router (DSL-504) software in their browser, no other machines on the...

We run a custom made Database (paradox) and we are finding that one PC (winnt workstation sp6) is unable to communicate with winfax when trying to fax out confirmations to suppliers. The winfax program is running at the same time as the Database but when a request is made from the Database...

A custom built database (paradox/delphi) program runs on an NT workstation accessing data held on a network server (running NTserver). The machines are not particularly fast but have no problems accessing server data with other applications (eg.Sage). Basically the client machine accesses data...

The ISP seems to have opened the relevant ports allowing me now to access the router using telnet. However I still can't connect to my PCAnywhere host. Getting closer. Is this an XP configuration problem ?

Yes, the XP firewall is disabled (sorry forgot to mention this). No firewall software is running on the XP PC.

I am unable to connect a remote PCAnywhere client to a host PC running XP Pro behind an ADSL (micronet SP3354) router over a WAN. I have configured the router to allow port forwarding (TCP5631 and UDP5632) to the relevant XP LAN PC hosting PCAnywhere. I have fixed LAN IP addresses (as opposed to...

We have a small workgroup set up between 2 computers running Windows 2K professional. They are connected via a Netgear DG814 DSL 4 port switch/router/modem combo acting as the 'network' gateway (for sharing DSL). I have set fixed internal addresses for the two computers. I have set up one of the...

We are having difficulty with VPN clients accessing a VPN server running on an internal LAN address behind a D-Link DSL-504 ADSL router. The VPN server runs on an NTServer machine with a fixed private IP address. The client machine I am testing on runs Win98se. We have a fixed public WAN address...

I have set up a VPN server on a Win NT server machine. The Win NT server is located on a company LAN. The LAN machines all have a fixed private IP address (192.168.0._) including the server. A D-Link (DSL-504) router sits on the network with a default gateway address (192.168.0.1). There is an...