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Thanks for the info and links, I never get a chance to get my hands on kit like this but have been interested in their practical applications since reading some articles on them. We use dual PIII 1U servers at my organisation so it is interesting to here that is what google prefer.

That should be it, it will just short the battery connection.

I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this but does anyone out there use blade servers and if so what has been the benefits to their use/would you recommend them??. Many Thanks

There should be some jumpers that will short out the bios and reset it, or you can remove the battery and hold the power switch down while the mains is turned off which will drain the power in the system and reset the bios.

I use a netgear DM602 adsl modem/router (also has DHCP) that has both usb and ethernet, which I then plug into a linksys WRT54G wireless access point, this has a built in 4 port switch for your other wired products. The good thing about this is it runs at 54mbs which most all in one products...

It might be worth looking in the autoexec.bat and config.sys files to see where its looking for the protman file, it may be looking in a folder which isnt there (as it still thinks it is on a floppy).