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Yes it is in the domain...its actually the domain controller

My time on our windows 2003 server is off. I change it to the correct time (atomic clock time) and after a period of time it switches back

Honestly, I have tried everything that was posted and was unable to get it working. So I backed up all my data/settings and reloaded the system. issue was fixed. Rather strange problem??

Awesome dberg35...thanks for the help.

We have 8 locations...all locations vpn into our main location. Domain controller and all other servers are in main locations. We use sonicwall for our VPN equipment 200 machines across all 8 locations

I will look at it tonight but please understand that this issue happens on all networks. This machine for some reason will not resolve addresses to the web. Again this happens on all networks with all different dns settings. If I use it at home, buddies house, free wifi spot, or at...

yea but anyone behind the firewall would still be able to get to it right?

we have had issues with non-IT people remoting into users machines. if i turn of the service for this on all machines and use log me in atleast i control access. plus if remote desktop is enable its just another port opened that doesn't need to be.

Sorry I thought I resolved...It says: Non-authoritative answer. Which I'm assuming didn't resolve. Ping Results: C:\>ping 4.2.2.2 Pinging 4.2.2.2 with 32 bytes of data: Reply from 4.2.2.2: bytes=32 time=27ms TTL=244 Reply from 4.2.2.2: bytes=32 time=24ms TTL=244 Reply from 4.2.2.2: bytes=32...

Both resolve

-I am able to ping the IP of the DNS server. -I do not have a personal firewall. I use windows firewall which I have disabled to troubleshoot. I use avast for my antivirus -I am not using a VLAN. This issues is at my home and at work. I get the same results at both locations. If i put...

I have a windows xp pro machine. Whether I automatically obtain a dns or statically assign it i'm not able to resolve addresses. I have other machines on the network that I have tried and they work fine. This issues is with both the lan and network card.

We have 175 machines on our network. I found a few machines on our network that had remote desktop enabled. We use logmein.com for remote access and we want to make sure that all machines have remote desktop disabled. Is there a utility i can run to scan our network to see what machines have...

hopefully this answers your questions. We have 8 locations that only have workstations in them. They connect via sonicwall box to box vpn connection into our main location. In our main location we have our domain controller. All the clients are setup like the following example...

I am running windows XP Pro on all of my client machines and I have a domain controller setup that all of my clients log onto. We are using static IP addressing, should all of my client machines point to the DNS server as the Primary DNS or to the ISP DNS? we have 8 locations which all...

Ok but we have 8 locations which all connect via VPN connection to our main location. They all have different internet service providers. And I want them to go out through there pipe for normal internet traffice but come through our pipe obviously for file and printer sharing. Could I use...

I am running windows XP Pro on all of my client machines and I have a domain controller setup that all of my clients log onto. We are using static IP addressing, should all of my client machines point to the DNS server as the Primary DNS or to the ISP DNS?

They currently do not have anything that will monitor email usage. I was hoping someone there was some type of client at a low cost we could install on the users machines

I know I can do that but I was hoping there was a setting which would alloe u to simply click on it and it would automatically do it

This might be a very simple and basic question but when you click on a link that opens a new window, how do you set IE7 to open that page in a new tab. Thanks for your help.