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Thanks for all your help guys. Here is what I did to finally get it working: I was able to trap the username and password from the user when using Basic Authentication - it allowed me to use the server variables AUTH_USER and AUTH_PASSWORD, save them into an ASP variable, and then build my...

Yes, to test to make sure that authorized users can perform the necessary operations, I am testing it from my workstation. I have also tested it from various user workstations, logged on with both authorized (ie. I have created SQL logins that map to thier Windows accounts and given them access...

Thanks for the quick response, guys! For TR: When I capture AUTH_USER, it shows me the info I'm expecting (I think it's what I should be expecting) - if I am logged onto Windows as the user GoodUser, then I see DOMAIN\GoodUser; if I'm logged on as BadUser, then I see DOMAIN\BadUser. I tried...

Hello all, I am having a hard time understanding what is happening with my SQL Server. I have a database setup that we use to track quotations produced by our salesmen. I have created an ASP/ADO front end to allow access for people to view the contents of the database, as well as giving a...

Hello all, My situation is this: I have an internal server that has SQL Server 2000 installed. It contains a database that I am making available to internal users through a series of ASP pages. One set of pages allows them to search through the data contained in the database - it doesn't...

Hello all, My situation is this: I have an internal server that has SQL Server 2000 installed. It contains a database that I am making available to internal users through a series of ASP pages. One set of pages allows them to search through the data contained in the database - it doesn't...

I have a Sharepoint Portal Server 2001 machine running on my network. Before Christmas, we were running a Windows NT-based network. During some downtime over the Christmas holidays, we upgraded the network environment to Windows 2000/Active Directory (the server in question was already running...

I saw the Excption Dates in the Schedule section of the job, and I've added the dates. I will know for sure this weekend when my month-end job should run, instead of my weekly job. Thanks for the help guys. I'll keep you posted. -- Shawn

Hello all, Just a quick question that seems kinda silly to me.... I am running Backup Exec 9.0 on my Windows 2000 server. I have 3 media sets created: Daily - overwrite protection = 6 days Weekly - overwrite protection = 3 weeks Monthly - overwrite protection = 51 weeks I have the daily...

Nope. Once the tape comes back as <BAD MEDIA> (which is the case more often than <Blank> ), no options are avilable. -- Shawn

Yes, it's when I run the inventory job that I get the message that the system either sees the tape as <BAD MEDIA> or <Blank>.

Hey SQLBill, Yes, both locations are at the same level regarding patches, hotfixes, etc. I have 9.1, but have yet to install it (no time really). Shawn

Hello all, I have run into a strange problem. I manage 2 different locations, one in the US and one in Canada. Both locations use Backup Exec 9.0.4454. Both backup systems use DLT7000 drives (differnet brands - US office has one in a robotic library from Benchmark, mine is an internal...

Hello all, I recently installed backup Exec 9.0 (rev. 4454) onto 2 systems (both are Windows NT 4.0 SP6a). Both systems were previously using ArcServeIT to do backups. I completely uninstalled ArcServe, rebooted, and then installed Backup Exec. On Server 1 (our ERP and database server with an...