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Pulling email in-house with Exchange 5.5 /dsl
I am wanting to pull our e-mail in-house using: * Exchange 5.5 on NT4 server * SBC Business DSL connection with static IP for the server. * Cisco router/firewall/vpn * 60 users, ~15 at vpn locations * no "outside" e-mail checking needed Previous experience: * 2 years with 5.5 on NT4...- CPUJockey
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- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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Wireless Bridge: Point-to-Point network
The following is ment as a thank you to the posters on this site. I've only posted today, but regularly use info gleened from this site. Last year I set up two wireless bridges using Proxim/Ageres/Lucent/Whatever-they-call-themselves-this-week Point to Point kits (I am NOT an agent or rep of...- CPUJockey
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- Forum: Wireless Data and Devices
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NTTermServ 4: Terminal Services crashes
Howdy! I have several servers running NT Terminal Server 4. All have SP6a. On one of them, set up about a year ago, the terminal service crashes about once a week. This began about 2-3 months ago. It still functions flawlessly as a server, but if you look at the Terminal Services...- CPUJockey
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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VPN Clients need static IP
Howdy! What you are wanting to do is add a reservation. It is easiest to do when the client is connected so you are sure to get the names correct. 1. Open the DHCP manager. 2. Click SCOPE and click ACTIVE LEASES 3. Look for the client and his address and make sure you get the spelling right...- CPUJockey
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Configuration options for 3com905C in NT4 Server.
1. Right click on the network icon and click on properties. 2. Click on the adaptors tab. 3. You should see your 3com card in the list. Click it and click "properties" button 4. Set Media Speed to 10BaseT. You may need to play with Duplex Mode as well. Good Luck- CPUJockey
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- Forum: Network Appliance networking solutions
