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One more thing you might want to consider is reading the referring url on submission of the registration form if it is not the page you have for this process you could deny the request ( you could also check that it is a post request as well) this would probably kill any scripts since a script...

Generally, you are allowing them to show your product as theirs. Things to consider are stuff like : 1. If using SSL/CreditCard how to brand product to their name and SSL effectively (making sure credit card statement reads their name 2. What type of branding capability would they like i.e...

If your using IIS I'd limit the submissions based on client IP you can read the IP by using Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_HOST") if you get more than say 100 requests (must allow for proxy servers AOL etc) disallow additional requests. You can also do this with session variables...

Set the permissions on the files for readonly and deny read access to the users to the folder (don't let this propogate to your files folder or it will lock them out) You may have to play around with the settings but it will work. If you are writing the software you can program the software to...

Don't think so the machine doesn't use the virtual addresses even in NT its the Primary IP Sorry (95% sure I'm right but maybe someone knows different)

Find a new ISP they are idiots my assumption is your running your own webserver on one ip address at your facility. If this correct then the name on your certificate is something like secure.yourdomain.com your website is www.yourdomain.com one ip address for both is fine just tell them to put...

just to be redundant at login hit the tab key it should show linux type linux 1 the system parses the number as the run level once your up change the password as normal and reboot again and login. This only works if you didn't lock this feature out (which you would have had to do with explicit...

Don't waste so much time unless your network is really big, you have two options 1. add a line to your client's host files the computer checks the hosts file before dns and this will increase response time internally. the line looks like this: IP actual url...

1. I'll assume the second NT server is a BDC if it is have you rebooted it since all this happened. 2. IP conflicts are BAD very bad actually the server will on stop responding to IP if that is the problem. Here's my suggestion. Shut the bdc off (leave it off) reboot the PDC wait 5 minutes...

Its a 2G with 4.0 VM I really am starting to think that some critical file was corrupted. We did not get any software other than the voice mail manager and client software. Is the only way to get the missing files by sending my unit to somebody ? Thanks

You can allways search the drive for files modified since the suspected date. Take a good look at all the trojans out there and understand what they do, i.e., if you find a program root.exe (nimda) is on the box. It is important to keep up on this if the server is running iis and does not have...

I have no backup and there is definately no vga card in the backplane I've tried putting one in with no results you've described something under the chasis I've not seen anyting yet but i'll definately look again Still looking for help thanks

So I've got a NAM 4.0 which was working great until I wanted to change the IP address of the network card, now I can not get it to run at all I removed the hard drive and booted it up on an old pentium and it boots okay to os2 however when I put it back in the nam it boots then reboots then...

Not that I know for sure but last time I saw something like this the printer had a conflicting IP address which when the printer was in power save had no problems but when the printer was active the problems occurred. I'd look further but its a possibility Hope this helps

You need to work with policy manager to absolutely stop him if he is really annoying play with policy manager and you can prevent him from doing anything he might like

You may want to try getting rid of the XP internet connection sharing and try something like sygate which seems to work better I expect it will work on XP without XP's problems Good Luck

sounds like the driver on your print server (the one used if you don't load it from cd) needs to be replaced have you tried that ?

Well could be alot of things an errant dll (what installed apps do you have on the server. Check the webserver log file it may show unusual activity. Check drive space, check to see if the log file is unusually large, This is usually a sign of a hacker (or a good marketing campaign) Have you...

We wrote a internal website it does this initiate request for a share to be created (owner assigned) initiate request for access to share (owner approval) access granted Pretty simple we do the whole process on-line and the admins don't see the request until the owner approves it, sorry no...

If you are trying to setup the DNS server to respond to requests from the Internet (no chance) compuserve would (should) be blocking that however if you want the server to do the lookups it should be easy enough you can either establish an internet connection with dialup on the server itself...