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I have the greatest USB HDD on the planet - The IODD virtual ROM drive. It has several modes of operation, including "CD" mode, where it emulates a CD drive from an ISO stored on the HDD, HDD mode, which is a simple USB HDD, and "combo" mode, where it acts as both. My concern is with the HDD...

I am also looking for a solution to add a TCP/IP printer port with a script, a-la PRNPORT.VBS for Windows 2000. Seanwho, have you found an answer to this? Thanks! Jeff Lamb

I am personally impressed with SonicWall hardware. It performs well, is very easy to configure, and has lots of features for filtering, access and VPN. The products are relatively inexpensive, yet reliable. Here are the down-sides: There's no way to block all traffic from or to an address or...

Sonicwall PRO/VX with 6.4.2.0 firmware. We're not using the 6.5.0.4 firmware since we've found an incompatibility with one of our services. Jeff Lamb

I get the same thing here. In addition to this "alert", we are also getting a "Possible Port Scan - Source:12.158.80.10, 80". I don't know what's causing it, but I cannot bring-up the NAV console on this particular computer. We're running NSW 2003 on it. Jeff Lamb

I have an application that relies on broadcasts to make a connection to the clients. This hasn't a problem, until I pushed some clients to another office that is connected by VPN. Unfortunately, our VPN only has an option to forward certain broadcasts (Netbios, DHCP), but not ALL TCP/UDP...

okay... I feel like an idiot. I just realized that my log files are really on C:, not D: with the rest of Exchange. I removed all the logs and am now successfully running an offline defrag. I'm pretty confident that this will work now. Thanks for reading this far! - Jeff

Yesterday, Norton Antivirus Corporate Edition misdiagnosed and quarantined the /mdbdata/edb.log file. Because of this the Exchange server immediately had a heart attack and went offline. Apparently, this is a known problem that I didn’t know about. I have since uninstalled NAVCE from the...

We're not sure how to adjust the settings. We've tried fooling around in the .NET Configuration, but couldn't find a definite place to adjust the permissions. We've added our program to the "Applications" node, but there's nothing obvious (to us) about security settings. Can you...

The installer never fails. I'm sorry I wasn't clear on that point. The installer always works, and the application always works when installing to ANY computer's C: drive. The only thing giving the exception error is the application after installation, only when running from a network drive...

We've developed an application with VB.NET that we can't get to run from a network share/mapped drive. The application runs queries against a SQL 7 server and displays the information in various ways on-screen and in Crystal 9 reports. The full text of the error is at the end of this post...

Is it possible to create a VPN tunnel between a remote Windows XP Pro or Windows 2000 Pro box with a Linksys BEFSX41? If so, what's the simplest way? High encryption is not important. Thank you. - Jeff Jeff Lamb

I have a very simple application that runs a query against a MS SQL7 server. The application returns the query just fine, when I launch the EXE from my local C: drive. The problem is that when I copy the EXE to the shared network drive and execute it on the same machine, I get this error...

I noticed in the license manager that there is a "deregister" command on the context menu. Will this accomplish the same goal as the phone call? Jeff Lamb

I have a fresh install (even tried a reinstall after an uninstall) of the IE6 SP1 Administration kit. After I start the customization wizard and move through to the 2nd page of "stage 2", I hit the "Updates..." button. After a little window pops-up saying that it is...

I agree. Your problem sounds like a bandwidth problem. Foxpro is NOT a client/server database app. The client is responsible for all the database activity. As-such, all the data needs to move back and forth between the file share and the client. On box #1, the bottleneck is probably the...

You need a second drive with enough free space to mirror the first volume. Open disk management (right-click on my computer, pick "manage", select "Disk Management" under storage). Right-click on the NTFS volume you want to mirror and pick "add mirror". Select...

We have a Terminal Server that is used very frequently by lots of people in application mode. The server is now in a condition where it needs a reinstall. In this instance, a clean install is the way to go. The ONLY question I have is about the Windows activation. Will I run into problems...

On 2000 Server, I have disabed "Client for Networks" and "File and Printer Sharing...". I've only enabled TCP/IP. The purpose of this server is a DNS (primary and secondary), Web server, email server and MS Gamevoice Server. These are the ports I am allowing inbound: TCP...

By filtering your IP Protocol, you are blocking ALL UDP and TCP. Don't filter your IP Protocol, unless you know the numbers. Take a look here: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q289892 You can safely block all your UDP, since none of the protocols you listed use UDP...