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what's the easiest way to do this, their doesn't seem to be an exact option for this in group policy. thanks

your SUS server will need to be part of your Domain........why would you not want to set it up this way?does your Domain have access to the Internet? I setup SUS on one of my File Servers. I recommend you do the same. As far as setting up SUS on a Workgroup PC that is not part of your Domain...

I'm guessing that these are 1000MB Nic cards. If so, try changing the link speed down to 100MB Full Duplex. I've noticed that if your using CAT5 or even CAT5e on a 1GB Nic card sometimes you might have connection issues..... regards Jim

I need more info on how your network is setup. why does the server not connect to the Internet via your T1? what type of router are you using for your T1? are you using any type of firewall software? do you access the Internet through a Proxy Server? without this info, their is no way I can...

try creating a new admin account to log into the admin view. I used the same name and password as my Domain Admin account. I ran into this problem when I started using Active Directory on my network. this worked for me, hopefully it will work for you.

I agree with the last post. I normally wait about a year to use the latest version of InoculateIT.

Actually, you don't have to do this. Setup your anti-virus server to automatically push out updates to all your client PC's. Setup your server to download from Computer Associates Website..

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I'll assume your talking about TS. Yes, via TS Manager

You might have to download an update from Microsoft to activate the built in Cals on your Win2000 and XP machines. Are you having connection issues with the Win98 machines as well? I had some connection issues like this when I originally setup TS on Windows 2000 Server with XP Machines...

First what type of server do you have? Please let me know as this will greatly assist me in helping you through this problem.

I don't believe that this is a partition type issue. What I would do is first: Can you copy a smaller size file to this share? If not, then it could be a permission issue on your share. Try creating a new share. If you can copy over a smaller file (100 MB) then you might want to make sure disk...

The answer is yes. The workstations will install whatever updates they are missing.

It is likely that the policy cannot reach its branches. Has anyone seen this message before under General Log Events. I'm not sure what's causing the message to appear. Thanks

Just create a network ghost boot disk, see the manual that came with your software for instructions.

I'm new to Unix so please don't laugh. I forgot the command to type to access the Kernel Shell of SCO Unix. Any help would be great. Thanks

Hello all. One of my end users just received this error message while trying to print to a network printer (see above). The network printer has been setup on a Windows 2000 server machine while the local workstaion is running WinNT 4 Workstation with SP6. Any ideas.. Thanks

Re-install your network card driver...

Forget about SUS. Download freeware called HFNetChkPro4 from www.shavlik.com. You have more options in downloading security patches and updates. Plus it works with NT,2000, and XP. You also do not need to install a client agent on your local computers... Good Luck

Well your in luck. I too have a mixed domain of NT,2000, and XP computers. Forget about SUS, unless you want to update all your PC's to WinXP. I use a freeware software called HFNetChkPro4 from Shavlik Technologies. You do not need a client agent running on your workstations, and you can update...