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::-) Have you tried to start it up in the window, and then set the properties of the window to Full Screen mode and then save it so that the properties are saved to the shortcut that started it? Just in case, right-click the title bar for the window and select properties.

How can I share the address list on an Exchange 2000 with an Exchange 5.5 server? ADC works good at giving the 5.5 ==> 2000 information needed. Is there a way to make the 2000 server part of the same Exchange 5.5 mail domain?

I currently have O2K running on a W2K server, however, it is part of an NT 4 domain and is not participating in AD. Check disk space. Ensure you load the current SP also. [bigears]

Are you on a Win2K domain? If so check that your AD domain controller IP address is the first one in the PC's DNS search order. AND PLEASE get rid of the LMHOST file (rename it to .trash or something so that the PC doesn't use it at all). [bigears]

Pretty much. Go to Cisco's site (www.cisco.com) and download the upgrade procedures. Really simple

If you host any internet sites that are available to the real world but no internal, you can set up a DMZ to help protect your internal net.

You will need a TFTP server, which will run on a laptop or other workstation. This does not have to be any power house station. Next go to the Cisco site and download the upgrade instructions for each particular device. Ensure that all the hardware meets the requirement of the IOS that you...

Check your image file name by doing a "show version". Check this file name against 3DES on Cisco's site to see if it supports it. Typically part of the file name will have "56i" in it. Then you do have to request your encrypted key from Cisco.

Does the firewall in the UK have access-lists set up that are restricting your connection? Are you part of the same company? Have you investigated setting up a secure tunnel between the two sites so that you can request on the fly using IP addresses?

Are you trying to access your companies system from home or vice versa?

You need to add members to the member server group so they can attain the authority to access this device through the Active Directory.

I haven't run into this before. Are you updating through the web interface? Try exploring to the directory you need (1386 for Intel machines) then to the update directory and then run update.exe

For Exchange 4.x - 5.x: PSS ID Number: Q249577 Article last modified on 02-16-2000 winnt:4.0,5.0,5.5 winnt ====================================================================== ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The information in this article...

Are you running Exchange Server or other product that requires licenses on this same machine?

This file is the Exchange System Attendant.

Go to TechNet article Q259241 and see if this helps you out. You can do this through a subscription of a search for TechNet on Microsofts site.

Check the Date/Time/Size on the Nbstat.exe and Perfctrs.dll files.

Is RAS installed on this server?

A mis-match in RAM will deffinitely kill you here. If you cannot find the specs on the existing RAM, take it out and see what the response is like. Also parity mis-match will suck the life out of your server.