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Have a EMC Celerra NS502G (NAS Gateway). Want to do some DFS replication to an offsite storage location for reduncancy purposes. I know how to do DFS with Windows-based file systems, but don't know what options I have if any with an EMC Celerra NAS. Any guidance appreciated.

I have 5 branch offices that will be on private MetroEthernet 10 Mbps WAN. I have several unused TZ170s (unlimited). Wondering if these work as basic IP router. Would need to turn off NAT, don't need RIP, don't need failover. Would connect to Cisco core router on other side of WAN. Any...

Good advice Brett. We've been giving that option consideration. Recently VMWare announced that its VMWare Server (not ESX) will be free and Microsoft announced that its Virtual Server is free too. That gives many new low cost options for DR solutions by utilizing hardware virtualiztion.

Does anyone know if a Cisco Aironet WAP can be configured to use WPA w/Radius authentication if the Radius server is Microsoft Internet Authentication Service? I want to use an authenticaion type more indivudualized than WPA-PSK without spending a lot of $. any advice appreciated.

I thought (from some limited experience) you should be able to set the WAPs to different channels with same SSID, WPA-PSK and only require a single computer profile to roam between WAPs. I also think you want to put adjacent WAPs on non-overlapping channels (1,6,11) to ensure no interference...

I want to back my Windows 200x servers up in a fashion that I can do a bare metal restore to dissimilar hardware. Example scenarios: A true disaster (fire) and I need to recover severs to new hardware. OR a more common occurance of upgrading server hardware and need to migrate Windows to...

To take Mark's good advice one step further: Marks Advice-"Eliminate all the info on the local machines all together. Use folder redirection to move the users My Docs to the server then you only need to backup the server data." That's what I do, but also set up off-line file synchronization...

I found my own answer after posting. 63 is correct. BTW, you can find much helpful information about EMC products on Dell website. See below for explanation. Binding LUNs: Alignment offset The host via its operating system may record private information, known as a signature block, at the...

A previous post was asking for training material recommendation for someone new to EMC SAN. Ref. previous thread: thread511-1000094 I too am a beginner this year. I've purchased a couple of the EMC "foudations" on-line training modules. Overall, they have left me disappointed by being too...

I was told by someone much more experience than myself that when creating a new EMC Clariion LUN to be assigned to a Windows server, that the Alignment Offset (LBA) should be set to 63 (Even though it defaults to 0). Can anyone confirm or explain the necessity of this setting? thanks.

User logs successfully into Win 95 PC with domain account. However cannot access file or printer share resources on the W2003 server. Can browse network neighborhood resources and see the server, but not drill down to shared printers. Also have not been able to get "net use k...

Netware file sharing beats Windows in 3 areas. 1. is as mentioned in this posting where folders where a user has no access are invisible 2. the Netware Salvage utility, which is like an undelete utility for files on the server. Windows requires a third-party add-on product for this. 3. Netware...

In your Remote Desktop Client on your XP machine, Options> Local Resources> make sure the Printers box is checked under Local Devices. That has always done it for me when using HP laser printers. (Personal InkJunk oops, Inkjet printer drivers may not share as well from my limited experinece...

First, sign up for a free account with www.dyndns.org. Then, configure your router to automatically update the dynamic dns service when its IP address changes. It's a quick set up if your router supports it. (I have used both Netgear and Dlink firewall/routers that support it.)

FAQs for this forum may also be applicable to you since you are using Workgroups. faq463-2520: Why can't I browse the Network Neighborhood over my (fill in the blank)

For no cost solution: If the Netgear firewall/router/VPN device at Bldg. 1 supports dynamic dns update (like I know some netgear models do), then utilize that to overcome your dynamic IP issue on the building #1 end. Load whatever PC-based remote VPN client software that Netgear VPN requires...

Thanks for the info. A further thought related your Linksys situation with static/dynamic IP endpoints: Wonder if you could utilize a dynamic dns service like (free) www.dyndns.org for the dynamic IP endpoint so that even the static IP end could also initiate the vpn tunnel? (P.S. I read on a...

So your Netgear router MAY or MAY NOT be the problem. troubleshooting Suggestion: I would install the MS VPN client on a PC that is on the same LAN as your Win2003 server that is hosting VPN connection. If that VPN connection works, then you know you have a Netgear router issue. If not...

Check Microsoft knowledge base articles. Q304434 - List of Third-Party VPN Clients That Are Blocked From Being Installed on a Windows XP-Based Computer Q325072 - Cannot Install CISCO VPN Client on Windows XP See if one of those helps.

Is it possible to create a site-to-site VPN when one site has a static IP but the other end is not? If so, which VPN products are known to support this?