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are your recipients in the To section or BCC'd or are you using a particular program to address the emails? I would guess that the recipients servers are rejecting it based on the number of names, not an Outlook problem. You could try to hide the number of names by bcc (not sure if that would...

I would check with your mail provider, you may have something that is triggering thi error, occasionally a url issue? __________________ Icon IT Support www.iconit.com.au

From memory you give access to the person you want to use the mailbox and then you have to individually asign them access to the folders you want. The initial access is so they can connect to the mailbox the second access is so they can see the folders you want to share. __________________...

If all you want is a sitemap for google there are plenty of free ones around. http://www.automapit.com/ does the job. Or are you talking about a site map for users to navigate? The link above also creates a sitemap.htm that you might be able to modify for navigation. __________________ Icon IT...

You're right. I guess even a manual selection of what interface you want to use could work. It would then be up to the admin to determine if the cable was out or not and manually initiate a dial-up connection. I am guessing that IPCop may well be outside the scope of this forum, just...

I have an ethernet connection to the red interface (internet) on IPCop and would like to know if it is possible to have a dialup backup. I have read through the IPCop manual, looked in the IPcop forum and other places suggested by a previous answer and cannot find what I am looking for.

had a similar problem with a faulty power unit. Wireless would be ok and then drop and the router lights would flash. This was especially during heavy use, simple browsing would be ok. If you can get a temp power pack and see if this does anything. Another symptom was that after powering off...

that would be the LAN network card with a blank gateway NOT the wireless network card. sorry. Also make sure you secure the wireless. WPA is a minimum these days.

Or a simple registry mod if you are running windows XP on the laptop. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters, look for IPenableRouter and set it to 1. If you are using the wireless as the internet then leave the default gateway on the network card blank.

mac addressing is very easy to get around, there are freely available tools to both get a mac address from traffic and spoof a mac address. If you have those sorts of tools then you are in the business of hacking and getting around wep is a simple matter. What you would be mainly protecting...

Thanks. ( I am asuming by PSU you mean the power adapter and not something internal on the router?)........ I know only slightly more than "dont put your finger in there!!" about electricity.

can you use wpa on the router? a much better option than wep.

have you got dhcp enabled or set it yourself? My wireless router does not send dhcp to clients the windows 2000 server does and the default gateway is NOT the wireless router. eg, the wireless router has IP 10.0.0.2 the dhcp hands out ip range 10.0.0.5-10 and gateway 10.0.0.1 If i manually...

has someone diabled the dhcp server on the router? Also tracert is a good tool to see how far you are getting. Try tracert 66.102.7.99 (www.google.com.au) see if you get anywhere and if so how far.

I have a Dlink 614+ wireless router that loses wireless and ethernet connectivity if I have too much traffic (download etc). I can use it ok for simple browsing and am using it now to write this. I have the latest firmware and it was working well for a few weeks. It also takes ~3min + to...

No firewalls that may be blocking print requests?

I have Checkpoint version 4 that runs well with NT4, however there are problems with server 2000. Do I need to upgrade to NG to run on Win 2K? Or is there a patch for version 4 and Win 2 K? Thanks,

I think you can also get server network cards that allow them to be members of multiple vlans. I would think though that you would not see much performance degredation with either option with the current vlan sizes you have. It can depend on the switches and router speeds. Best performance...

Thanks for the reply, the router was fine right up to the power cut, (home lab no UPS) and looked ok for a while after. Borrowed some DRAM and has booted ok muust have fried a part of the original DRAM? I'll keep an eye on it, hopefully that solved the prob. I don't have a support rep ...

System Bootstrap, Version 5.2(8a), RELEASE SOFTWARE Copyright (c) 1986-1995 by cisco Systems Local Timeout (control reg=0x100) Error, address: 0x2120003 at 0x10026C4 (PC) After power up the error above is continually repeated. There was a power failure the previous night but it was working...