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Nope the advanced setting is available in Win2K and XP. Glad you got it working. Don

Well if you have cigwin installed you can do this from the windows directory - find \$Nt* -name spuninst.inf -exec cat {} \; | grep NtServicePackVersion.*Text > `hostname`_patch_list Thanks to the liberal use of $ signs in the path you can't do it from anywhere else... ( well maybe you can but...

Hi Phil, Have you tried going into properties on Network places / Advanced / Advanced settings and moving the ethernet adapter you want it to use to the top of the list so it (hopefully) binds to that one ? I have a couple of pieces of software that this works for. Give it a try. Don

I have a number of Win2K / XP systems that I need to get some software inventory information about what patches are installed. I would like to find a command line tool that will provide me with a list similar to what "showrev -p " does for me in Solaris. I know I can go to the installed...

They are both named outlook.pst I know they are the outlook post office files. The question remains why are there two of them, in in two seperate directories ? When I have migrated from system to system, that is the file I take with me, but now there are two of them ?

I have a Win2K pro system and I noticed that the Outlook mail files are in the Document setting/username/Application data etc... AND Document setting/username/local-settings/Application data etc... Anyone know the reason why the two directories... does it use em both ? Can I nuke one... they...

It's all gone now... but as far as I can remember it would blue screen with an error code of 0x00007 ( number of zeros may be off) indicating that I should remove the H/W i installed or turn off the virus protections I had enabled. Sorry I have no more to add.

Sorry, but you can't have it both ways... With all the MS systems you have to pick one way of the other, UNIX's would let you change without rebooting but you would have to configure the interface manually each time... ( you would still have to put it into DHCP mode to get the address from the...

The reason for the swap was a dead MB. With the *new* board in place the system would not boot up under any circumstances, and could NOT get to the F8 boot menu. It was totally unusable. I downloaded the Boot Floppy creation image from the MS web site ( booting from CD was still giving me...

My *other* system was having issues so I swapped out the motherboard and when XP "tried" to come back up, it complained of problems with new hardware having been added to the system and recommended I *remove* hard disks and controllers I had possibly added after running a Anti-Virus...

Thanks for the info, i'll look at the Network places to see if there are any possible organizational options

Rant ON - Who their right mind would create a piece of software that list ALL the shares on a network in one panel - Some %^$$ that works in a two person network. Sorry 8?( Rant OFF Rather than keep the display of network shares as it has been FOREVER Some Microsoft developer has changed...

It was a two part answer - You where right "pansophic (MIS)" I have to name the IP's I am going to be using in the etc/hosts file to get them to resolve properly by name The next part was to go into "Network and Dial-up connections" and select "Advanced Settings&quot...

Hi Securit, Did you configure the Netgear box for DHCP ? If you go to each system do they all have IP addresses in the range that your router is handing out, netmask and default router, DNS etc... One nasty things about Win2K is it's automatic IP addressing ability. If it is configured for...

I have a need to have multiple IP addresses available on my system to work with a piece of software. I have a DHCP address for my LAN connection, a DHCP address for the VPN *virtual* interface to get back to the Company LAN across the *wilds* of the internet and I have the MS-Loopback adapter...

One router - one Unix system /etc/hosts 127.0.0.1 localhost loghost I *believe* the router is setup to forward syslog messages to the UNIX box. But I don't know If the UNIX box will/or is catching them. ( if they are being generated?) syslogd.conf there are clear example of how to edit...

Enable IP forwarding on the NT box ...