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I suggest you run c:\windows\ws2bakup\ws2bakup.bat.<br><br>One of your winsock files is corrupt and therefor your system is unable to resolve DNS names.&nbsp;&nbsp;If you don't have ws2bakup.bat, go to the Microsoft web site and search for info on winsock.<br><br>Lawhead.

I have exactly the same problem on my NW 5 server at home.&nbsp;&nbsp;Get this...&nbsp;&nbsp;I used to have NW 4.11 installed on the computer before I received the NW5 3 user demo.&nbsp;&nbsp;Everything worked perfect (time wise) with 4.11, until I decided to blow away the 4.11 server for a...

Unfortunately Treesize does not look at the NDS owner.&nbsp;&nbsp;However, if each user has their own &quot;home&quot; folder, the displayed results will show you the size of each folder branch - which can be very useful.&nbsp;&nbsp;Consider this....&nbsp;&nbsp;When you run NDIR and look at the...

Try the shareware program called &quot;Treesize&quot; (runs from a WIn95/NT client).&nbsp;&nbsp;Although NDIR will work, it skews the results, especially if the aministrator or other power user installed many files for others.&nbsp;&nbsp;Treesize graphically displays the size of each folder...

I really don't think a Celeron processor would cause this problem.&nbsp;&nbsp;I've set up quite a few &quot;small&quot; servers with Celerons with no problems.<br><br>I also has the same &quot;black screen&quot; problem you mentioned.&nbsp;&nbsp;I totally agree with dynamode.&nbsp;&nbsp;Novell...

I assume you want to make a &quot;full&quot; copy of you Win95/98 HD for backup purposes.&nbsp;&nbsp;There are numerous ways to do so and some are faster than others.&nbsp;&nbsp;I would suggest using Ghost or Drive Image if possible.&nbsp;&nbsp;Both can work through DOS and each provide reliable...