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I've found no easy solution to this problem. two suggestions is to: 1) goto control panel, users and groups and place a check mark by logon as this user then use the client 32 as your login or 2) setup a small windows 2000 server using active directory and join the workstations to the...

It depends on the type of tape drive and software you have running. don't reboot. in most cases Just eject the tape and the software will recognize that the media has been ejected or new media has been loaded.

Yep. Just remove the IPX settings from the local area connection properties.

My advice. BACKUP THE DATA, BACKUP THE SYSTEM FILES, INSTALL NETWARE 5 OR 6 WITH THE CURRENT SERVICE SERVICE PACKS. THERE IS A LOT MORE FLEXABILITY AND FEWER HEADACHES IN THE FUTURE. By the way. to stretch the drives, use partition magic. and the upgrades from 3.11 to 3.12 should be the...

Use "syscon" goto to create user. in security equlivences change rights from users to "supervisor" that's all.

I had the same problem. It depends on how many servers your'e loggin into. I don't load the Client 32 program instead I use the microsoft client. and write the default location into the registery so anyone else logging in wouldn't get the "enter the default tree and context...

Happened to me once. What I did was erase the roaming profile on the network before the user logs on. the roaming profile was updated.

I had the same problem. service pack 6 fixed it.

I may have the same problem. When I go to &quot;computer name changes&quot; in my computer to join a domain I keep getting an error message. &quot;The Following error occured attempting to Join domain '<my_domain>'. The specified server cannot perform the requested operation.&quot; Other...

The application launcher will work. its in the zenworks starter pack that should have come with your software without haveing to purchse the whole zenworks software. my first suggestion should work depending on the type of program. create a shortcut on your desktop that points to your program...

I think I understand. You want to map a drive to a directory but not have anyone see that directory. You could use the hide flag attribute on the directory or depending on the program, don't map it to a directory but see if the program could be run from the path of the directory tree ex...

all you need is the drivers for the card. Netware recognizes when a new device is installed right away.