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Thanks for the info. This turned into a bit of a saga with Dell. I already had a spare Xeon processor which I intended to use. Unfortunately the power connector on Intel branded heatsink fan, was of a totally different design to that accepted by the motherboard. I tried to order another fan...

We would like to fit a second Xeon 2.4ghz processror to our server - is it a straight forward, fit, fireup and forget operation? TIA Pauly

Thanks - the exact answer! I hadn't noticed the disks were basic and not dynamic. Changing the status allowed me to extend the volume. Sometimes you just can't see the wood for the trees.

Hi - We have a PE1600SC, 4 disks in a Raid 5 config using the PERC4 controller. OS is Windows 2003. Currently the RAID array is split into 4 partitions with 70GB unallocated space. I'd like to either extend the partitions or add a new one but Disk Management doesn't give the option. I seem...

My company currently has an NT4 network with 40 users. We connect to the internet via a 256k leased line. We run, and host, an intranet to which 800 external users subscribe. The users are all members of our internal domain, access to the intranet site is controlled by username and password...

That's got it!! Many thanks. Paul

A user running Word 2000 has done something to her Word setup so that when she types in the first 3 letters of her name, Word closes down. I guess she's somehow put a shortcut in to alt+f4 but I can't find out how or where it is to remove it. Has anyone had a similar experience and if so...

Thanks brontosaurus. My concer was whether her screen would refresh quickly enough given the complexity of some of the graphics and the speed of connection. Other techies are of the opinion there may be a significant problem with lag. I guess we're just going to have to test it out and see if...

We are a small business and our designer has asked to work from home. She uses Adobe Pagemaker, PhotoShop & Illustrator here at work. There is no broadband service in her village, the best connection we can hope for is ISDN. A solution might be Terminal Server running these programs but I'm...

We run an NT4 Lan at HQ with a leased line connection to the web. I want to set up a VPN for our remote remote office where they run W2k pc's and connect via ADSL. Are there any known issues with W2k clients and NT4 servers? Would it be easier to install a stand alone W2k VPN server on the...

We have an NT server with 56k modem for RAS clients. Our network uses fixed IP addresses, not DHCP. I have a laptop which users want to use from home to access the company LAN. The laptop runs Windows 2000 SP3 and has a static IP assigned for when it's used on the LAN. The same IP address is...

Our remote office uses a 3Com Office Connect Remote 511 ISDN Router to connect to our main office LAN. The main LAN runs NT4. The remote offices used Win98 pc's which dialled and connected only when network resources were required. However since replacing the old pc's with Dell Optiplex...

We host a website on our corporate LAN, net connection is by leased line, access is controlled by MS Proxy Server 2. The server runs IIS4 and has 2 NIC's, one for the external connection to the web, one for internal connection to the LAN. The server crashed last week after installing...

Just before our old Exchange 5.5 server died, I backed up the Private and Public Information Stores. After building a new server I restored the databases from the backed up copies. The Private Info store restored and I could see the users mailboxes but I couldn't access them. I created new...

I copied all the required databases etc from our old Exchange Server to a backup server ready to install a brand new Exchange 5.5 server today. Fired up the old one this morning and got the errot message "Mad.exe - unable to locate DLL" - this turned out to be the address.dll. In...