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Try adding the router IP address as the DNS entry on the NIC's...might help...Worth a try Regards Dave

Another easy and cheap way is to copy all the data you want to transfer into one folder on the root of C: and the take the old HD and connect it to the new computer as a slave and then copy the data across...takes no time. Hope this helps Dave :-)

Hi Just a word of warning... I'm not sure as to the reliability of this information, but i have read on other forums that *some* dell power supplies are not wired the standard ATX way and could indeed cause damage to the motherboard if a standard ATX PSU is used. Like i said...don't take my...

Hiya, I had a similar problem in that I could not write to any media from a DVD/RW drive... In My computer...right click on your drive and choose properties... On the recording tab make sure "enable CD recording on this Drive" is checked. Don't know if this helps or I have misunderstood what...

Thanks for the reply, I will look into your suggestion further :-) Thanks, Dave

Hello, I have a small domain network at home to practice on for my MCSE. I have been given an unused copy of Symantec Corporate AV 8, at the moment I use AVG 7.5 Network edition on the server and AVG free on the three clients...AVG NE has no support for Exchange but does help with...

nsanto17 your a star :-) Thank you for your time today it is greatly appreciated. I will do some research on RWW and look forward to seeing what it can do for us. All the best Dave

Yes thank you :-) I know this is off topic but we use SMTP mail as the MX records for our domain name point to our public IP address (not sure I explained that correctly but we don’t use POP mail) Would I need to do as you say for OWA because that is the only feature we would really need when...

Sorry, I don’t follow Our website and email domain are - vicious-media.com Our SBS domain is - vicious-media.local And if I’m right the FQDN for the server is - serverpdc.vicious-media.local With the above example what would the web cert be…I know this is like pulling teeth with me and I...

Thanks for the quick reply :-) So…let me get this right…if… Server name = server Local domain = localdomain.local Web domain = webdomain.com My FDQN would be… http://server.localdomain.com Sorry to be persistent, but I just want to get this right. Many Thanks Dave

Hello All, I have been reading this forum for a while now and have found it to be a mine of useful information, now I find myself about to setup my first live SBS Server after running a test box for a while and I am a little unsure as to the setting for Web Server Certificate when initially...