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  1. jbshiflett

    VPN Access to MS Exchange Server

    progress is being made in figuring this vpn mess out. problem is a the size of MTU. win2k servers ignore large mtu sizes, causing the packets to fragment and discarded by checkpoint. registry entry on win2k server running checkpoint. add registery key of MTU on each physical interface. set...
  2. jbshiflett

    how can i tell the dc my clients authenticate to??

    i know that will work for nt and win2k clients. how about win9x clients ~~ i don't think that environment variable is available.
  3. jbshiflett

    VPN Access to MS Exchange Server

    i am also having problems with vpn with cable modem from behind linksys router. i can always ping and telnet to internal hosts, but unable to browse or map network resource shares. i have found that problem is temporally corrected if i reboot both border router (cisco 2600) and checkpoint...
  4. jbshiflett

    logon script doesnt run after logging off and logging back in 98se

    are you using KIXstart? if so, there is a known problem with it and win9x clients not running login scripts properly. solution is to specifically point the location of the kix script to the netlogin share. if not, you will get message "unable to find/access login script" and the...
  5. jbshiflett

    how can i tell the dc my clients authenticate to??

    i have a mid-sized nt 4.0 domain with several BDC. how can i tell which DC my client stations authenticate to when they login? i have been unable to find a registry reference pointing to the authenticating dc. i do not what to specify the dc via lmhost file, i simply need a way to find out...

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