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Yes... very silly. Seems like a no-brainer to implement!

This was just brought to my attention... I've looked through the IP500 system and can't find any option for this. If someone is calling an internal extension (4 digit dialing), is there an option available to show if the extension being called is in use (if the person is on the phone)? I know...

Thanks for the reply. I'll answer your questions in order: 1. I'm finding it isn't just new machines. It seems to be when a machine is turned off during it's IP lease expiration time as well. So, any machine that needs to pull a new address when the lease time is up. Also, no specific IP...

Need help please! For about a week now many of our machines have been getting duplicate IP errors, which in turn have been filling DHCP leases with the 'BAD_ADDRESS' names. It seems 5-6 of the 'BAD_ADDRESS' names correspond to one machine (or one MAC, really). We have a wireless network as...

Have you tried adding this drive as a file system device instead of trying to recognize it as a tape device? Go to "Configuration", then "Device", and add it as a file system device and see if this works.

I'm trying to remotely get a MAC address from the sticker on the back of a new Comcast business router. I've had an employee read me the info on the sticker, and it gives three addresses, all similar up to the last two digits. The three addresses are labeled as "RF", "Change Range", and...

Any ideas... anyone???

I'm trying to devise a way to automatically run a .prf file on new computer profiles only... for those who have already logged in and have a profile on the machine, the .prf should either not run or know there is an existing profile and not run. Does anyone have a script that can will...

GREAT!!! Just downloaded Look@LAN... I'll check it out. Thanks again!

Just up or down indication... if it can provide statistics, that would be great. I need to see if and when the connection goes down.

I'm looking for a free or shareware program to simply monitor a connection to a server or router through the WAN, and a connection to the internet. For some reason, the network performance monitor installed at our corporate office shows our local site losing the connection to them 7-8 times...

I thought I would bring this thread back as it has something to do with my problem. I have created a very basic one page web page (car for sale type of thing) with multiple images. At first I just added the images and used auto-thumbnail. I tried publishing to my site (actualy, my Comcast web...

Well, here's how they have this situation set up... The application was set to take a report and save it to a spreadsheet at 3am and 3pm everyday. Then, they wanted to print them at these times. We changed the application so it would bring up Excel in the background, print, and close. It...

1) Yes... and no. If there is a way to, then yes. If not, then no. 2) Yes, but again... if it can be read in Excel and not printed, then I would consider this option. Adam

Thanks... this seems to work. My next question... Is there a way to print to an Excel spreadsheet and keep the same format in Excel? The file being printed is in Excel format, and (of course) the format looks terrible in a regular .txt file. Is there any way to have it print to an Excel .xls...

True... more info would be helpful. You can make changes in the connection and LAN settings in IE, but if this user uses IE to, say, connect to your intranet, then that could cause problems... unless there are exceptions that IE uses to bypass the proxy and other settings. Also, you could just...

I have a machine running software that automatically prints a report twice a day. I'd like to keep it "printing" the reports, but I want to see if it can print to a file without user intervention. Currently, when set to print to the Generic/Text printer, it will print to a file but...

I hope someone can help. I have a user whose http: proxy setting changes every morning. She takes her computer home everyday, but does not use broadband or DSL for internet access at home... just dial-up. When she boots up in the morning at work the http: setting has changed to...

It looks like it was CDOOFF.DLL that became corrupted or missing for some reason. I used Norton SystemWorks and it fixed the problem.

Thanks Anne... I'll try your tips, see what happens, and post any results.