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And he isn't kidding on the 128mb ram...Oh, MAN, do they get cranky...I'd really suggest 256 though if you've got two or three people using the same Access database...

Oh, what a PAIN!! I ran into this as well, and i found out that if you're using more than 56 characters in the directory string, it'll also crash. The MAC side doesn't like it, and crashes the NT box.

Anyone have a resource for where to find PC versions of IE 2, 3, 4?<br> have a dire need for painfully simple compatibility on intranet.<br> <br> <br> <br> thanks!

have you access to it?<br> You might give l0phtcrack a try.<br>

Create a user for JUST intranet stuff. make this user's /home/html the same as the URL you're using for the Intranet.<br> <br> This also lets someone else cover for you if you fall off the earth<br>

Has the database been normalized? if the database is poorly structured, It'll be slow as heck.

Okee, here goes...<br> <br> Drives: C, D, E, F (2gb partitions on 8gb drive.)<br> come in in AM, with

It seems that my NT patrition for E: has disappeared. I am desperately searching for a way to rescue this data...<br> there are no rescue disks, and Norton Utilities has registered a SMART failure.<br> Help!<br> <br> #5<br>

Okee...Here's another way.<br> Ableit painful.<br> <br> Snag a copy of Redhat 6.<br> Use the DiskDruid to wipe out the partitions.<br> Spend an hour installing Redhat 6<br> Fdisk out the partitions and boot from NT CDROM<br>

From what i've seen SP6 includes the SP5 patch...check what's not going to do well with SP5<br> <br> Spooky, though, another SP just before the product is phased out.<br>

What's the name of the volume? Or mor accurately, how long is the name of the volume?<br> theres a limit on he length of the name...I think 52 characters

From the WEB!?! I have to agree with AndyBo. if there's any way, Avoid it.<br> if your scripts aren't airtight (and whose are?) you're practically giving your machine away.<br> <br> If its REALLY that important, change over to an NT box, and go in through BO2k, or PCanywhere. <br> They're...

Have you tried to change the settings for your backup while *IN* the account the scheduler uses to run.?

Have you checked your permissions to see if the domain is letting your login in?<br> Howabout what's going on in the background?<br>

Hummingbird Exceed? What's it do?<br>

You could rename your pages in accordance with the ssl defaults.

Is it talking to any macs?<br> (suuuure blame the macs......) <br> One of our servers didn't like to run Norton while receiving files from our macs.<br>

Is the memory addresses on the card conflicting with any other equipment (NIC, or Modem?)<br> One of our NT boxes absoloutely refused to have sound running if the modems worked, and vice versa.<br> We had to go tamper with some of the memory addressing to get it to run both.

Was I asleep at the wheel? I thought that win2k was still a beta release.

CWhy would they? This shows they are a superior product, and are, of course, a relaible source.<br> I thought it was a funny article, really.