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Help,<br> I get the following message on some of my nt workstations, but not all.<br> The program is not regitered properly. Please run setup again. Make sure the path and file name are correct.<br> <br> I have installed it as the local administrator and as the domain admin, i still get this...

I have a nt server 4.0 running proxy 2.0 that I am trying desperatly to allow netmeeting 2.x and 3.x to go through.<br> I have used the Microsoft technet article q164038 and q158623 to try to open the ports, however after creating the protocol definitions and port numbers, my netmeeting clients...

Check with your player's website they have the ports that need to be opened on the proxy server or the firewall that you are useing.<br> <br> Will Sweeney<br>

Create a seprate hardware profile for the modem and the lan.<br> Disable the lan card in the modems hardware profile.<br> instruct your users upon boot up to select which profile they need to use.<br> <br> Will Sweeney<br> <A HREF="mailto:wsweeney@atrex-inc.com">wsweeney@atrex-inc.com</A><br>

Thanks, one and all, Problem resolved.<br> It turned out that I never logged off the administrator account and logged back in. Nt has a nasty habit of needing to re log in to activate new permissions.<br> <br> Thanks to Jsauce and to number5 for all the help....<br> <br> Will Sweeney<br>...

yes, it was using the administrator account, now it is useing the default local system account.<br>

When I run the backup scripts acording to the sample in TECHNET, I get the error you do not have permissions to access portions of the x server.<br> When I change the account that the scheduler service uses to run, I get the error no files were selected for backup.<br>

Nt backup fail over the network, hotfix already applied, batchfiles work when not used with the scheduler service.<br> when I try the workaround suggested in technet, I get <br> you do not have the proper permissions to access portions of the XX server.<br> <br> when I change the bacth file to...