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Turns out that WM Services needs port 135 open for DCOM port mapping. Once I opened this port, things worked fine.

It's very strange. I am using CoCreateInstanceEx between two Windows Server 2003 system to connect to a Windows Media Server. If I connect to the local server running WM, it works great. If I try to connect to a remote server it fails. OK, I know you are thinking security issues, etc; I've...

That must have been the correct choice...since that's what I ended up finding and using :-) Thanks.

I'd like to put a SFTP compatible server on my Windows 2003 Server. Any recommendations on a low-priced solution? Thanks.

Yes, I am assuming there is a security setting...I have looked and just can't find out which one...any ideas? Thanks.

This is not what I'm talking about. The suggestion was for the built-it IE AutoComplete feature. I'm talking about the dialog that pops up when someone is using Windows Authentication on a web page. The IE Content tab is only for AutoComplete feature of IE.

I'm running win2003. When I hit one of my other sites that requires a username and password, I get the standard dialog box. I enter the info and also click "Remember my password." When I revisit the site, it doesn't fill in the username and password fields like win2000 used to. Why...

IIS 6.0 on WinServer 2003, Default web site - I create a virtual directory/application for .NET app; call it FOO; everything fine - I move a single file and directory called Bin into physical location on disk - Click refresh in IIS and it correctly shows Bin underneath FOO - Close IIS - Reopen...

I have a WinServer 2003 system. I want to setup the ability for people to FTP web sites to a user dir. 1) How should I create user accounts (don't want ability to be interactive...just FTP)? What privilges? 2) How to configure FTP IIS6 to make sure user's can get out of their login dir? Thanks.

I want to put my own server in a co-location factility. Here is my configuration. I have an existing domain name and it's in my provider's DNS. My server will be running Exchange so I can do email (need forwarding, aliases, and lists...so I need more than just POP3 and SMTP that come with...

Just a few observations: 1) what would I call this domain... mydomain.com 2) can I call the box whatever... mybox.mydomain.com 3) I will be hosting about four different domains on the box and the associated emails for these. I would rather just use pop3 and smtp from 2003, but it doesn't...

I want to put my own server in a co-location factility. Here is my configuration. I have an existing domain name and it's in my provider's DNS. My server will be running Exchange so I can do email (need forwarding, aliases, and lists...so I need more than just POP3 and SMTP that come with...

How can I receive a copy of outgoing emails for a specific user?

...mail message ends up in a file called ~myhomedir/Maildir/? Yes, that's correct. The ? file seems to really be a \r since I can do a "rm -i *" and it asks if I really want to delete '\r'. I have the new/cur/tmp files as well and all my protections are correct. The only thing I...

Howdy. I'm not familiar with ipchains, but I ran nmap and found my X11 server port open. 6001/tcp open X11:1 How do I restrict this port to only local addresses/processes. Do I do it with ipchains or is there a way to do it via X11? BTW, I think this port is open because of some...

Howdy. I'm trying out Exceed to access my RH Linux from Windows. It works nicely, but I have one question. To get things to work, I modified my .bashrc to set DISPLAY=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:1 to have the display pointed to my windows computer. This is fine when logging in from windows, but when I...

Well, maybe I mis-commuicated the problem. Computers A and B are not talking to each other. I already have tomcat running on computer A and just want to bring up a duplicate system...computer B. Stuff works on computer A, but not computer B and I can't figure out why. Computer A's netstat...

...up Tomcat and should be able to telnet to port 8007 for testing. I can do this on computer A fine. I run netstat -a and see: tcp 0 0 *:8007 *:* LISTEN And I can telnet into this port. Cool. But on computer B, I can't telnet (connection refused) and I don't see this port...

I'm hitting 93% of used space on /var. I have a huge amount of unused space on /usr and /home. Is there a way to move this available space to /var? Thanks! /paul

Hum, I don't think so. I use the term ISP pretty loosely. Both "ISP" locations are pretty much just providing me connectivity. I simply have my own IP address from them. I don't use their mail and nothing on my computer (residing in the ISP) knows anything about their network or...