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that is true but you can edit the ip address that you get from APIPA it doesn't HAVE to be a class B, if can be anything you want, even a public ip address. there is a reg key setting, if you want it i will pull it up for you.

Ok but will that sync your computer as well?

i am looking for a way to allow remote users that have nothing more than remote access to the network be able to change their password w/o calling someone and have them change it. i attempted to use dsmod but it won't allow the pw change unless the user had rights to be a user manager in ad...

in windows you can configure the APIPA address, if you are positive that there is not a DHCP server any where i'd check that reg key and see if thats were it is getting it from. other than that you shouldn't get a vailid private ip address if theres not one either staticly set or being given to...

Is there a non-third party way to accomplish this? it's only one service that i want to monitor, and don't have a need for a complete monitoring software package.

any service? lets just say for example an apache web server, i want to be notified any time this service changes status.

I was woundering is there any way that an alert and/or notification can be sent (email maybe or even a net send?) when a service is in a certain state.