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The most bandwidth you could hope for with SEF on a W2K box with dual processors and a ton of RAM will be about 30 – 40MB/s. you would be better off getting a Hardware based Firewall like Nokia Checkpoint.

No the local Domain ID is different to to Domain one and also on the local Domain ID we are using RAS through a commercial ISP and not our own. As I understand it NT sees each account as a different ID and creates a profile for each so even if I used SteadDu on the Domain and SteadDu local there...

An interesting one......I create 2 users on a laptop, one for logging on to our Domain and another for the local machine when the user is away from the office. On the Domain account I set the connection in IE to our proxy. On the local I set the connection to use a modem. RAS etc is installed...

My suggestion is to stick to basics.<br> <br> Get the hardware working under DOS and then install NT. That way you iron out some of the possible problems. <br> Create DOS 6.2 Boot floppy ( DO not use FAT 32)with all neccesary files FDISK, SYS, MSCDEX, FORMAT and relevant SCSI drivers. Create...

Use the command &quot; net time \\servername set /yes<br> <br> Connect that server either via proxy or by modem to Greenwich clock or whatever your local time keep org is. This way all clients will sync with the server time

Done this in W98 SE worked fine as per above instructions Ie Multilink Tab, but can someone tell me if this is possible with NT 4??

I know ....but the last one tonight. What are the implications of upgrading to SP6 from 4 if any and would this benefit my network in any way ??

How do I enable POP3 amd SMTP support on a Server running Proxy Server?. Any help here would be appreciated although I am probably being stupid but my knowledge of Proxy Server is limited

Can anybody give me further advice on what precisely to do when in the some of the users profile directory on my profile server I get <br> Ntuser.DAT.LOG<br> Ntuser.DAT<br> Ntuser.DAT.LOG.TMP<br> Ntuser.DAT.TMP<br> Ntuser.DAT.LOG.TMP.TMP<br> Ntuser.DAT.TMP.TMP<br> Ntuser.DAT.LOG.TMP.TMP.TMP<br>...