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Are you using DHCP or static ip addresses? If you are using static ip addresses check the gateway of the NT machine to make sure it is the inside interface of your router. A message above suggests that you may need to login as a local administrator to make changes.

sind the dir command will respond to the same wildcards as the del command dir like ms_200209*.zip >>FileName should produce a listing

can you ping the server from a workstation? traceroute from a station to the server? Just a wild guess. does the netmask on the server and stations match and, are they on the same network.

"segregate that system and its services from the rest of your internal hosts for security reasons" Exactly. If the web server is exposed then anything "out there" is now "in here." The risk is tremendous particularly if you're using IIS. Once you expose the...

Is the server operating in Admin Mode or Applicatioons Mode? In Admin Mode, only administrator level ID's can login via TS. In Applications mode, anyone can login that has been granted access.

1. disable dhcp on wireless router 2. Using a crossover cable connect one of the switch ports on the wireless router to one of the switch ports on the other router (the wireless router will then become only a switch) At this point the "wireless" network will receive DHCP addresses...

Assuming the DHCP server is indeed setup correctly On the client run winipcfg and click "more info" and check the address of the dhcp server. If the server address is the address of your dhcp server, your server is not setup with the parameters described. If the server is a...

1. Are you or your provider running a cache engine anywhere on the network? If so, you will want to exclude the terminal server's address. 2. Install the terminal server web access on a web server local to the terminal services server and have the clients access terminal services via the web...

I've seen many problems with Ghost particularly systems that are less than identical at the hardware level. Why not make life easy. Install Them apps on a server and use Terminal Services. Restrict user rights accordingly and it works great. License your apps accordingly