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See my OP, here: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1487009&page=1 This was a request for help, but as you read down the post, you will see that my original post has the correct setup. Stupid me had 2 cables crossed (one might wonder if I had some other things crossed... :P hehe). HTH...

Well, everything was actually configured correctly in the end. I got all the hard stuff right (e.g. DHCP scopes, DNS, ISA, etc.), but because I have an existing network to deal with, spaghetti wired together with dumb hubs, I got the easy part wrong; some cables were connected into the wrong...

Looks like it's more of a DNS issue. Since you can ping everything, you just can't go to www.google.com, for instance. Check your DNS configuration. I'm having to do the same exact thing. I'll write more when I know more. Craig E. Shea IT Coordinator TTEC

Ok, after doing a bit more research, looks like I may be in the wrong forum for this. Since ISA works primarily at OSI level 3 and above and VLANs are at Level 2, ISA doesn't care about VLANs, per se (at least, not in my configuration). Most likely, more than anything else, I have a routing...

I have a SBS2003 R2 Prem. server with ISA 2004 SP3 installed. In addition, I have installed Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 side-by-side with the SharePoint Services 2.0 that comes with SBS. My server has 2 NICs. One is connected directly to my DSL modem (we have a static address here and the...

Hello GigaG: I am having an extremely similar problem. Here's the setup: SBS 2003 R2 Prem w/ ISA 2004 SP3 as EDGE Firewall. The server has 2 NICs, one connected to the Internet, the other is VLANed into 4 adapters: VLAN 10: Wired Clients, VLAN 20: Wireless Clients, VLAN 30: VPN Clients, and...

I finally had enough time to finish the script. It is far from the most perfect, beautiful code I have ever written...more like, it's quick and dirty but gets the job done. This script should not cause any errors to the best of my knowledge. It should work on Windows 98, ME, NT4 (Wks or...

Well, I found a small mistake in my code that ended up not writing all the values needed into the Registry. Actually, the values aren't strictly needed... In passing the DST changes, the US Congress reserved the right to regress the DST changes to the previous dates if the expected energy...

Hello All: I finished adding Win9x support, but it doesn't quite work yet and I haven't had the time to figure out why. Well, it turns out figuring out the version of WSH isn't hard...hehe, WScript.Version...who would've thought? Yeah, well, I didn't have time to check the last time I updated...

Hello everyone.... Well, where I work, I happen to be not only the IT Administrator, but a whole lot of other things, too. We have a person who has been out and I've had to help pick up the slack. I just wanted to let you all know I still plan on posting that script once it is completed. While...

I am in the process of updating the script to detect whether you are running a Windows 9x machine or an NT-based machine and then perform the appropriate actions. Believe it or not, there are actually people (and businesses) out there that still use Windows 9x. Hehe, my company is one of them...

I have completed my script (yeah yeah, a day late, and I'm always a dollar short... ;) ). It is contained in one VBS file called dst_updater.vbs. It uses WMI to access the registry and make all the changes to the Time Zones database as outlined at the MS KB article (I took the .reg file and did...

Hehe.... I mis-read the KB vbs code... They are not enumerating the subkeys under the TimeZoneInformation key; rather, they are enumerating the subkeys in the "Time Zones" subkey under HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion. They compare the subkey names to the entry StandardName in...

Ok, I too found the MS KB article for Win2K Pro/Server and wrote a script to do all the registry updates and run the vbs file for reloading the time zone information. My question comes with Microsoft's vbs script near the bottom of the "automated" method. They have the following in their...

Hello all: I'm looking for some help or at the very least an article or tutorial you may have found on the web that deals with custom container controls and/or tips/how-to's for design-time behavior of custom controls. Let me give you a little more detail on what I'm looking for. I've begun to...

Funny you should ask.... I'm actually in the process of creating a VB.NET control library that will contain a Wizard "control" that conforms to the MS Wizard 97 specification. I hope to have it implemented soon, but I've run into a few roadblocks, hence my visit to tek-tips.com....I'm...

Dear All: A couple of years back, I was working at Merck in an Access97 database and the need arose to strip characters out of strings to format names, addresses, etc., and split strings in a variety of ways based on the characters involved. I wrote two sub-routines that are extremely helpful...

Dear All: A couple of years back, I was working at Merck in an Access97 database and the need arose to strip characters out of strings to format names, addresses, etc., and split strings in a variety of ways based on the characters involved. I wrote two sub-routines that are extremely helpful...

Just saw the bottom part of your message that I missed the first time. Definitely check out my code, I have a SplitString routine that will be extremely helpful in getting the results you need. Again, here's the URL: http://www.codeguru.com/vb/articles/2119.shtml If you need any help, please...

I also have a StripChars routine that may be more beneificial to you. In my routine, you are able to enter a string of characters, each of which will be stripped out of the target string. The code, with plenty of documentation, can be downloaded at http://www.codeguru.com/vb/articles/2119.shtml...