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YOu will still need a host file. There are other ways to do it, one is if you are running a microsoft os and you have wins configured just put in your internal wins server this will work fine. It has just always been easier to create the host file. Just because the way microsoft resolves...

Tring to test and configure exchange 2000. Have a test domain called gifted1 I am trying to test Internet mail. I registered at gifted1.homeisp.net. I can send mail out to the internet but when they reply no mail comes back. The reply address is correct by sending it to...

Did you do a custom install of office. You should and select run all programs from my local drive. These items are not selected by default. Also when you load them try opening each of the applications at least once as the administrator then log in as a normal user.

Are you using Wins on the Win2k Server. If not you will want to run it and also make sure it is authorized. If so try putting the wins address on the 98 machines istead of letting them get the info from DHCP.

sometime RAS won't pick up Wins and and DNS information. You can try and have him manaully key these in on his DUN connection.

I have seen this before it has usually been corrected by disableing an IR port or possilby USB port.

on the windows 2000 resource kit or ther is a utility called con2prt it goes in the system32 folder and you just add a command to your logon script. It has the directions on the CD.

It is backup exec causing it. You need to go their website and get the hotfix's for the version you have.

Dont set the partition the OS will do it for you.

If would stop dhcp on the server and start it on the new server. You should not have to move anything. Same with wins. The only thing that should be required is a reboot of the desktops. To play it safe you can email them a batch file with the ipconfig /release then have them reboot this way...

This can't be done. there would have to be a router on both end points.

rasdial \disconnect

not special setup necessacary you have to give the host a username and password and the remote has to match it. Performance will be slow but workable.

forward ports 5631 and 5632 to the machine you are trying to connect to.

simple fix have the router on the partial T-1 opened up and use another linksys router it will work like dream and for 150.00 all your troubles will be solved.

I am not familiar with XP but on the linksys VPN router you will need to make sure you are using the correct phase 1 and phase 2 encryption. I am not sure if XP will do 3des you may want to set it to DES and then click on the more link at the bottom of the tunnel and verify phase one and phase...

When setting the machine up on the the other side don't allow it to DHCP give it a static IP and in the DNS give it the internal DNS of your DC and also if you have wins installed give it the wins on the DC side. Also under the VPN tab of your linksys router at the bottom of every tunnel there...

When you go into the VPN tab at the bottom you should see a hyperlink that says more. Click on that and it will take you to another screen you will need to enable Netbios. The SSH will also have to allow netbios traffic.

on the remote machine try having them us your internal DNS server and or include a wins address. I am guessing if they don't acutally login to the domain at boot up it will not work.

If you can find it by ip address you are in luck. Create a host file. It should be located under the winnt\system32\drivers\etc open it with note pad and enter the following at the bottom of the file. machine you want to see then the name it would look like 192.168.1.1 remotemachine the ip and...