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Gurner, Try your FTP manually again and type the command "prompt" after hash, and before mget. Once you do your FTP, logoff of the server properly and try to run your automated script ( just how you have it ) again. I'm not sure if this will help you, but I'm just trying to troubleshoot the...

I agree with Norton. The prompt command will turn interactive mode off so no user intervention is required. Also have you just tried a plain 'get'?

ohif, I have a similar problem on a couple of my servers, where the CPU is around 70 - 80%. How did you fix yours? The link above is now unavailable. Thanks!

Vally, Howd this go? Pulling the battery will definitely solve your problem.

Just wondering if anybody could help me. Upon boot up of my Windows 2000 Server, it stops and gives me two errors: Error 5 Error finding vfloppy.sys Error 8 Floppy driver not found Press any key to continue. If I press any key, it goes through the POST correctly. The down side of it is that I...

How do I find out what is using the System process? Thanks!

I've got a couple of IBM Servers with Windows 2000 Server that have dual 3.06 Ghz processors in which they are multi-threading. The system (Image Name) process used to be 0 - 10% a few months ago, but now it is closing in on 30%. I have read on the web that Windows hotfix KB 35732 may cause...

I was wondering if anybody could help me. I will try to keep it short and sweet. I open up a command prompt on my 2000 server and FTP to an outside company through my PIX firewall. Then through the internet, connect and login successfully to a UNIX FTP Server, but whenever I try to do a dir...

I've got a couple of IBM Servers with Windows 2000 Server that have dual 3.06 Ghz processors in which they are multi-threading. The system process used to be 0 - 10% a few months ago, but now it is closing in on 50%. I have read on the web that Windows hotfix KB 35732 may cause this, but I am...