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acb,<br>What I have found is that when I install frontpage on the server itself and follow the steps above, the sercurity option becomes available.&nbsp;&nbsp;Then, set the permissions for each Aurthor.<br><br>FrontPage Admin forms can be used remotely, that's the major...

I noticed your spelling is in.addr.arpa. It should be in-addr.arpa. Check that. Also you can open that database file to see if the A record is being transfered.

But, have you tried creating a local account that reflects the user logging onto the windows 95 machine on the NT Workstation itself. Try it! Security is different between 95 and NT. Another NT workstation will not have the same problem.

Does the BIOS detect the hard drive?<br> <br> Tool

Did you create the .in-addr.arpa file used for reverse lookup?<br> <br> Tool

You need to create a user account on the NT Workstation before you can access the resources on that system<br> <br> Tool

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Do you have FrontPage installed on the server? You might need to go to the Root web. Find the Server name in the left pane of the IMC. Right click on this and go to properties. <br> <br> Change the inherit properties to the manual setting. After appling this change, it should prompt you to...

This is a long shot but try this. Go to the &quot;Internet properties&quot; and &quot;Connection&quot; Tab. Next click the &quot;LAN Settings&quot; button. In this dialog box there are serveral boxes checked, uncheck them all and click &quot;OK&quot;. Try accessing the internet now. Did you...

Did you allow that user permissions to access the internet?

This option is greyed out because security administration is done on the web server. You need to enable manual security administration. If you have the server extensions installed, then you should find under the web properties, a FrontPage tab. Uncheck the box, &quot;don't inherit sercurity...

Is this a externel tape drive and if so, how long is the cable connecting from the tape drive to the server?

Win2000 is still Windows NT. NT never used DOS, however, Win2000 does still utilize the DOS Box concept.

What remote access services are you using? If you are using NT RAS then what protocols are you using? If you are using TCP/IP then see if the can Ping the server when they are logged on. RAS uses either TCP/IP or IPX to connect when dialing in directly. Your Exchange server might be set up...

You could set up one Exchange server and have the other site log in over the vpn to get their mail.<br> <br> Tool

Is this your own assigned IP address or is it your ISPs' gateway?

DouP,<br> <br> Make sure that the NIC card for the DSL is setup under TCP/IP properties to recieve a dynamic IP address. NT can be difficult when electing to have one of it's NIC cards assigned an IP address, especially when you are running an internal DHCP and DNS server. This might be your...

What SMTP gateway IP are you using?

DougP,<br> <br> Is your DSL modem internal or external? and do you have the DSL modem running. If so you can run the &quot;ipconfig /all ¦ more&quot; command. This should tell you your dynamic IP address. But depending on your DSL router the IP address may be assigned at the router itself...

DougP,<br> <br> You can use a DSL modem the same you are using the 56k modem. The are serveral reason behind getting a static IP. One would be recieving internet e-mail directly to your server post office. But if all your doing is internet access then getting a dynamic IP address should work...