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Take a look at this link, that might answer your question. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;810591

What type of cordless phone are you talking about? The Nortel Companion phone or just a regular cordless phone you might find in someone's home?

SpacemanStu: What operating system are you using with this VIA controller? Which version of the VIA software are you using or attempting to use? Do you have any yellow splats in device manager? By yellow splats, I mean the exclamation point with the yellow triangle around it. You may need...

newgroove: You may want to post your question here, but you may also need to register first. http://www7.pc.ibm.com/~Thinkpad/guests Check it out.

One of the members of Examnotes also runs a forum of his own. You can find it at: http://www.mcsefreak.com/forum.htm Give his site a look at too. jim.

After reading through these posts, I am left wondering if the computer is actually off when shutdown? I noticed that the OS being used is not mentioned, so I am wondering if it isn't a later Windows version with the hard to fix shutdown problems that seem to crop up in Windows 98, Windows 2000...

I would also advise pointing your browser to http://www.examnotes.net and then become a member. Once you become a member, then you can post questions, like the ones you've been asking, on the A+ forum that is dedicated to persons like yourself that are seeking the coveted A+ Certification. I...

Check out this link and see it helps. thread10-566984

Check this out on Microsoft's Support site and see if it helps. Q264731. You'll need to do a specific document search to find it.

Try Anzio Lite from Rasmussen Software. http://www.anzio.com will get you there. This is what I use and I am also running Windows XP. Does a fine job of emulating VT220 if you need to access Meridian Mail through your session too.

Originally posted by Sparkomatic Does anyone know what the part number would be for a Tandberg Tape Drive on a Meridian Mail if I were to buy it from someone other than Nortel? I've got the Nortel part number but would like to buy the drive from another vendor. Thanks! I have a Tandberg SLR5...

Originally posted by chrism1 At this point I am using the internal IP address. I'm wondering if its a configuration remnant that is there from when we had proxy server running on the same box. I would suggest doublechecking your Connections settings in Internet Explorer. In the version I am...

Originally posted by Spirit Go to www.DNSStuff.com and there you will find just about every tool you need, Cool Link! Thanks for letting us in on it. [2thumbsup]

Sounds like your firewall is causing the problem. Are you trying to access your Exchange server using its internal IP address or its external IP address? That is, of course, if you are using NAT to help hide your internal net from the outside. If your Exchange server is using only one...

Not sure how it is done on a 2000 server, but on NT4, the server that is running OWA needs to let the users logon locally for it to work for them. You must be a member of the administrator's group for it to work for you and that is why it doesn't work for them. They are not administrators...

Sounds like you are stuck between a rock and a hard place.... Actually it sounds like your server is a candidate for additional disk space. [thumbsup] Have your accounting folks grant you the monies needed for adding disk space to your server. I would also, after this is done, set limits on...

Yes it is possible to successfully migrate from Exchange 5.5 to Groupwise. Novell provides a migration tool just for this process. Although you didn't go into great detail on the problem(s) you are experiencing, you might want to check this link out for the .PST migration...