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My organisation runs Exchange 5.5, SP4 on Windows NT SP6a. We've just installed a group of security updates on all the Exchange servers in our site. However, since installing them, we can no longer remotely administer an Exchange server by running Admin.exe on our workstations. We get a...

Hi, I have been reading up on the ways to get Netware's X-Window based Java GUI to display on a Windows Desktop, using a Win32 X-Window package such as Hummingbird Exceed or NCD X-Ware. However, I haven't had much success getting it to work. I understand the Netware end of the process, but I...

We are currently running version 8.6 of Backup Exec on a Windows NT server, which we use to back up our Novell Server (running the latest version of the agent). There are 5 volumes on the server, and 4 of them back up perfectly, with a throughput of around 270Mb per minute. However, when...

We appear to have a problem with several mailboxes on our Exchange 5.5 server (SP4). These mailboxes were deleted several weeks ago, but they still appear in the Mailbox Resources section of Exchange Admin. They appear as empty mailboxes, there aren't any messages contained within them. The...

Hi, I have a Netware 5.1 server with two Intel Pro 100+ Dual Port adapters, which I'm trying to connect via Fast Etherchannel to a Cisco 6509 switch. My problem is, even though the Etherchannel configuration appears to be correct on both the server and the switch, the server won't establish a...

Hi, I'm relatively new to Unix, and I've just written my first Unix script, which should basically write the start time of a cpio backup out to a log file, initiate the backup, and then write the finish time and the tape xstatus statistics out to the same log file. However, it doesn't seem to...

I am using an NT Server with BE 8.5 to back up a SCO Openserver unix box, via the Backup Exec unix agent. The problem is, the backup speeds are dreadful - around 2Mb per minute. Restoring to the Unix box is not a problem, speeds are in excess of 80Mb per minute, it's just backup that's a...

Does anybody know if the Documents and Settings folder where Win2k stores its profiles can be moved? Preferably, I'd like to move it to another drive.