Thanks all,
The DNSAPI event error was the key. I deleted the Station-A host record in the DNS server. It showed the tie to the duplicate IP 10.1.1.145.
I rebooted, didn't need to reregister DNS.
BTW, I only came across this because I could not remote desktop to this one particular pc.
George
I rebooted and found this warning in the system event viewer. Needless to say I had tried reregistering the DNS earlier.
DNSAPI Event:11163
The system failed to register host (A) resource records (RRs) for network adapter
with settings:
Adapter Name : {593089BF-519C-4AD6-B4EB-8EF5E3C73CCE}...
Here is my problem:
WinServer2003 DHCP , 50 stations
Station-A: local ping is 10.1.1.144
Ping Station-A from network shows 10.1.1.145
Station-B: pings 10.1.1.145 local and on net
Server DHCP IP Lease List shows 10.1.1.145 as Station-B
10.1.1.144 is not listed.
Both machines seem to have...
Outlook 2003
I had set up an archive folder to experiment with storing job related email. Anyway the problem now is that I cannot get rid of this folder set. I have deleted it from Outlook, deleted the archive itself, created a new profile. After a few days it reappears. How can this happen...
Thanks, tsuji, that got me off in the right direction.
I had to modify it slightly:
createobject("wscript.shell").run "cmd /C c:\localpath\runscript.vbs " & arg1)
(arg1 being passed to the sub from the link.)
PH,
Thanks for your response. I know security is not the issue because I can get it to work without an argument (hardwired).
I know it's a syntax issue, just don't know how to pass it on. Apostrophes trip up HTML and delimiters like ? or & trip up the script.
TIA
I would like to create a href link to a VBS script file and also passing an argument with it.
I haven't found a solution or even if it's possible.
---Client Side---
<a href="runscript.vbs 'argument'">Run Script</a>
This definately does not work, but maybe you can see what I'm trying to...
I would like to create a href link to a VBS script file and also passing an argument with it.
I haven't found a solution or even if it's possible.
---Client Side---
<a href="runscript.vbs 'argument'">Run Script</a>
This definately does not work, but maybe you can see what I'm trying to...
As far as I could tell from my research, shortcuts to file folders, drives, etc. is no longer a feature in Outlook. (Security risk?) Which turned out to be a real pain to my users. They use to be able to keep shortcuts to drive folders in the Outlook bar, then drag messages there for archiving...
Because it's a server component, in order to use rotator you will need to refresh the page every 20 seconds, which can be done with HTML meta tag but it will end up being heavy load on your IIS server.
Better to use something client side like Javascipt, Flash.
Yes but you're trying to run it on the client, not the server.
Try replacing the vb script tags by putting the code between these tags instead:
<HTML> . . .
<%
...vb script code....
%>
. . .
</HTML>
This way the code is performed on IIS before the page is served to the client browser.
Here's a good example of Word mail merge with ASP from MS. It uses SQL but can be adapted for Access.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;285176
Hi,
include files cannot be dynamically included due to processing sequence. In other words the files are "included" before any programming decision is ever made.
Try using Server.Execute instead.
hope this helps,
Falcon
Well my suggestion would be to create another recordset variable:
Set rsUsers2=Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
Then use this for the new result set:
rsUsers2.open(sqlUsers)
Hope this helps,
Falcon99
Skee,
Opening a new window automatically creates a new session for that window that's why I do not think session variables is your problem. And LOGON_USER is not a session value.
I think you need to investigate which Authentication Method you need to have set for your website. I think you need...
Could you poassilby use a different delimiter?
Also use a text qualifier. I'm not sure but if text qualifier is quotes then any commas contained within should be ignored.
HTH
Falcon
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