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Have you verified that you can ping the target IP address thru your DLS/cable connection? If not you won't be able to connect by VPN. Also, do you have any sort of firewall or port blocking set on the cable connection? If so, check the logs and see if any packets to or from the target IP are...

I tested the network this past weekend and I can now confirm--a Windows 2000 computer connected to the same network can browse websites across the VPN without problem, but Windows 98, either first or second edition, get booted off the VPN when they try to hit a website. It must be the Windows...

I'm trying SSH right now. Can't figure out what I'm doing wrong but their configuration and Astaro's are nothing like each other so I think they're talking past each other. So far I'm batting zero getting them to talk to each other.

It's a Netgear, not a Linksys. I'll check it and see whether this option is available. Remember, though, that the vpn is being established using MS VPN, not the router, and I'm *not* losing my PPPoE connection, just the MS VPN underneath it. For example, if I set up two continuous pings--one...

I'm sorry, you're talking beyond my understanding. What are MTU settings and how do you lower them?

I use Microsoft VPN--the latest version in DUN 1.4--to establish a VPN connection to an Astaro firewall host on my T-1 at work. The remote connection is over Pacific Bell's PPPoE DSL connection; I've tried it in two locations; one using the EnterNet 400 PPPoE software installed on the machine...

This is an old thread, but for future users, the confusion is caused because cfauvel apparently isn't aware of the PPPoE (Point-to-Point Prototocol over Ethernet) type of DSL connection. This type uses a dialup-like client to make the DSL connection and receives a dynamic IP address from the...

Just a closure post on this thread to thank all who responded, especially Matt (cocheez) who bailed me out big time here. Your help is *greatly* appreciated, and I now have a working program. Thanks again Dan

The link in the posting above appears to be broken, at least when I tried it, but you can accomplish your goal using srvany.exe which comes with the NT (or 2000) resource kit(s). There's a related file on the resource kit, srvany.wri, that documents the procedure. This allows you to take any...

As a follow-up for others reading this thread, regarding the post on compacting databases above--Matt's code for the oJRO.CompactDatabase command works flawlessly--but *only* if you have first closed all other connections to the database! It's not enough to do a conObj1.Close command or the...

Matt- You da man! It worked on my first run. However when I tried it again with my monster database, the renumbering loop crashed part way through with the error: Run-time error '-2147217887 (80040e21)': File sharing lock count exceeded. Increase MaxLocksPerFile registry entry. I tried...

Your rstCurrent.Movelast statement tells the database to select only the last record from the database into the recordset, thereby giving you only one record to count, which means the count of 1 is correct. Instead, try: Dim Doc strQuery1 As String, dbcount As Integer Dim conStr1 As String Dim...

Matt, Thanks again for your help. I'm waiting to try the compacting databases part till I get the index working properly, and I didn't make myself clear on that (no surprise there!<g>). Neither the DateTime nor Document fields in my database are unique in and of themselves, and since Access...

Matt, I tried your suggestion AND IT WORKED!!! Thanks a million! I tried to give your post the star it deserved, but the system bombed on post, so I'll try to acknowledge you properly later. Let's follow up; there are two things I should do to &quot;clean house&quot; before I close this...

I'm gonna try Matt's suggestion in a minute, but bdavis96's suggestion is not correct. I get this error after delete of *every* line in the list, not just the last one. So at the time I get the error EOF is definitely *not* true; there can be as many as 15-20 records left in the recordset, and...

Matt, You may be onto something here. . .although then my question would be how to structure the Delete statement. I found in some VB documentation that you could run a SQL delete statement (&quot;DELETE FROM [table] WHERE. . .etc.&quot;), but I could find no instructions on how to execute...

Hadn't tried DO UNTIL, so I just did, and it makes no difference. Nor would I have expected it to; we're not getting to EOF on this routine; it's hanging at the MOVE NEXT point.

Trying to do an efficient delete of multiple records in an ADO recordset bound to a DataGrid control, and populated from an MS Access 2000 database. A row is deleted using the following code: With dbMain .Recordset.MoveFirst Do While .Recordset.EOF <> True .Recordset.Delete .Recordset.MoveNext...