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on the server, go out to a cmd prompt and type: net config server /autodisconnect:-1 this will suspenend the autodisconnect timer for that server.

Is the router configured to forward UDP from the .65 network to the DHCP server? DHCP client/server communication uses UDP broadcasts to talk, if there is a router in the way, its not going to forward those broadcasts to your DHCP server unless its been told to. Most router docs will refer to...

You could setup a HOSTS file on each computer with the IP and Name of each computer. This doesn't work well in an enviornment where the IP's change frequently, but its cheaper than a dedicated DNS or WINS server

If you have the DNS server behind a firewall, make sure that you are allowing UDP port 53 and TCP port 53 inbound to the DNS server. The secondary server will not be able to replicate the zone file if you only have UDP 53 open

Have you considered using exmerge?

A solid understanding of networking will help with both the MCSE and the CCNA. The CCNA is one test, MCSE is 6 (or it was when I took it). Having both will certinly round out your knowledge. The low level MCSE tests (Win2k Pro/XP Pro, etc.) are going to be a lot easier than the entry level...

Cisco just recently changed the re-certification requirements for CCNA and CCDA. I don't have a link to the official statement, but the way it works now, any passing score on a test for the CCNP or CCDP track will renew your CCNA/CCDA certs. Example, If my CCNA was set to expire next month and...

I'm having the same problem with a Windows XP home based laptop that I was setting up for a customer. I've removed and re-installed the VPN Client and all that important stuff, but it just wont connect. I am half suspecting the issue is with this user's dial-up service and not with the...

Ok, I figured it out, The soulution was to download PMVision from http://www.portmasters.com and use it to change the settings.

I have a portmaster IRX 114 that won't save its IP addresses when I do a 'save all' or even a 'save port ether0' it seems to save everything else properly, but when I do a reboot, it reverts to the previous IP address. There must be a work around because the customer I was configuring it for...