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Hi all. I have a bunch of HTML pages that are no longer functional due to my providers requirement that links be case sensitive. I have found a utility that can change all the file names in a folder to lower case. However, I have not been able to find something that can batch change all text...

Take a look at the following MS KnowledgeBase article and see if it applies. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q316710

I set the routers up and then the customer had their Pix guy look over my configs. Of course, since he hadn't set it up, there were "obvious" "configuration errors" on my part. I knew I didn't need the clocking but was not sure how to prove it to the customer. Thanks for...

Can you post the error code from the event viewer? It will give us a better idea of what's going on.

The name that appears in the login in the TS client is actually being cached client side. "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Terminal Server Client\Default\UserName" I haven't found a setting to disable the "feature". Hope it helps.

Do you have plenty of free space on the partition where your log files and/or your information stores are stored?

I currently have a point to point, non frame relay,T1 set up. LAN -> 2600 -> T1 <- 2600 <- LAN I am using default HDLC. The connection has been up and running for over a month now with no problems. I have been told that I need to add clock rate to the serial interface. My question is if...

They are the same settings, however there is a lot more info in there. If you were to configure the system, then export the key, you would create a .reg file that coould be reimported and used whenever required. CurrentControlSet is actually the key that is in use. ControlSet001/002 are...

This is a feature of Windows 2000. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q222193 It prevents apps from overwriting shared dlls willy nilly. Rename the dll in winnt\system32 and in winnt\system32\dllcache and then paste replacement file in both locations.

This is a feature of Windows 2000. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q222193 It prevents apps from overwriting shared dlls willy nilly. Rename the dll in winnt\system32 and in winnt\system32\dllcache and then paste replacedment file in both locations.

I don't think a batch file will accomplish what you need. IP settings are stored in the registry. There are several aps out there that run in the sys tray and allow dynamic switching of IP settings. I can't recommend one of another but there are a couple I know of...

To start with, double check that you have enabled the offline files option. Windows Explorer -> Highlight Local Drive -> Tools -> Offline Files -> Check that Enable Offline Files is selected.

Convert cannot get exclusive access to the C: drive because this is the system partition. Windows has many files opened and locked, especially if server (DHCP database, pagefile.sys, reg files, etc...) Same reason why checkdisk with &quot;attempt bad sector repair&quot; option requires rebbot...