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Well, rats...but thanks for the reply.

After replacing an NT4 server, I've installed the existing ARCserve 6.5 for NT on the new Windows 2000 Server. It *seems* to be working ok, but I wonder if there's trouble down the road. I've seen references in these posts to a patch to make 6.5 compat with windows 2k, but I can't find anything...

We use a Sony SDT-1000 drive with ArcServe 6.5 and Windows 2000 Server. The drive has lately been not recognizing the media unless head cleaner is used. Instead of once every couple of weeks (approx 25 hours running time on this machine), now it is almost every day, with every tape. The head...

meyerd,Alshrim,TheBackupHost, thanks for the additional input. The problem is now solved, apparently it was caused by Microsoft Proxy Client existing on some of the NT machines. No proxy was enabled, all boxes were cleared in IE LAN settings. Removing MPC solved the problem immediately. See post...

Problem solved - Microsoft Proxy Client was installed on some of the machines. Uninstalled and connected OK. Thanks for responses.

tc3596, thanks a million! Microsoft Proxy Client was indeed installed on some of the NT machines. Removed it thru control panel>add/remove programs, rebooted and connected immediately. Thanks again, and thanks to all who responded.

tc3596, thanks. I'll look for that, tho I don't believe Microsoft Proxy Client is installed. At least, it didn't show up in the list of services.

I'm having a problem accessing the web I just connected a small office lan to the internet. Connection is cable modem to linksys router to hub. The lan consists of 4 NT4 SP6A workstations, a Win98 workstation, and a Win2K Server file server, all connected to the hub. Only one of the NT4...

ceh4702, thanks for your input. DHCP is provided by the router only. I tried turning it off at the router and having W2K server be DHCP server, but it didn't work any better. Currently the router is the only DHCP server. The DNS server address (the ISP) is entered in the router setup. I think I...

Sorry, schreief, my last post was off the mark. The TCP/IP properties box on workstations lists ISP name server in DNS search order box. nslookup returns the same server as default server. WS#1 can ping any website by name, just can't load it in browser. WS#2 can access any website with browser...

schreief, the win2k server is DNS server. Linksys is DHCP server.

Thanks for response mithrilhall. I have not tried cloning a MAC address. Can you enlighten me how that would be necessary or helpful?

I just brought cable into the office, connected through Linksys router to existing network (Win2k file server, NT4 workstations) and am having trouble getting the workstations to connect. They seem to be set up the same, but they don't act the same. setup is: Linksys router between cable modem...