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I'm guessing that your using the same domain name for both your internal network and your internet domain name. If so, you must add your external web pages in your DNS to point to the external IP's. If your company domain name is company.com and you also use company.com in your internal...

You can also try reducing the hardware acceleration. Graphic Properties / Troublshoot, slide the bar down. You will need to test the level on which it would seem to be fine. In space, nobody can hear you click

Emm.. Spanning means taking TWO different dynamic disks and combining them into one spanned volume. If you only have one dynamic disk... what are you going to span? Extract from Windows Help: You can create spanned volumes on dynamic disks only. You need at least two dynamic disks to create...

Obviously, something is bound by the old MAC address (hardcoded) and we simply need to find where. If your DHCP and not getting an IP, then it might have reservations done by MAC addresses. You would need to go take a look at your reservations in your DHCP and see if a reservation was done...

You can try the SUBST command. In Windows 2000 it might still see it as a Local Drive. I was able to test it by mapping an substing a network drive (in XP), but I'm not sure if this will work in Windows 2000, or even if your software will fall for this little trick... but it only takes a few...

I think your missing the actual Language field: Add: Language=00000809 In space, nobody can hear you click

Remove the Simple File Sharing on that computer (My Computer, Tools, Folder Options, View tab, Use Simple File Sharing (Recommended)). It's the last option in the list. Remove the check mark. For more details: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;307874 In space, nobody...

Your depending on a Master Browser scenario. It can take hours before you see your computer names on the network, and maybe never if you've turned off your Computer Browser service and/or your Netbios over TCP/IP option is turned off. If you do not want to run these services, than you will...

Situation: Setting up an Auto-Reply in a Public Folder in an Exchange 2000 Mixed Mode server. Error: When I try to save the auto-reply message, I get the following error: Changes to the rule could not be saved. - Folder is mail enabled (all are since it's mixed mode) - The following items...

Add the DNS domain name to the DNS suffix in your TCP/IP properties of your network card on your new machine. Since your adding a second server, you must give it a fixed IP, so you will not be querying the DHCP for all of the network details you need, which includes the domain name. Your 2nd...

I've never seen any DOS drivers for Wireless... I'm not sure it exists, or not from the manufacturers in any case. In space, nobody can hear you click

This is my personal opinion, but I gave up on trying to GPO or package the Cisco VPN client. I simply added it to my SYSPREP images. Every time I tried, it would end up Blue-Screening someone or make them loose their TCP/IP stacks, causing major headaches, like having to reinstall the stack...

Here is a copy of my WORKING sysprep.inf file. Note that this only works with Windows XP Open Licence Program copy. If you use any other copy (MSDN, Retail or OEM), you will be forced to register with Microsoft or enter a new valid key according to the type of installation. BEWARE: THE CODES...

Ok, It's solved. I found some other posts about this issue and I did two things, but I'm not sure which one corrected it: 1) I ran SFC, inserted the Win2K CD and let it go. 2) Ran a re-reg of IE modules as per the Bcastner's post: Make a .CMD file called IE_FIX.CMD and insert the following...

I've just got a user with the exact same problem. The taskbar shows up for a split millisecond, the sound file plays half way then stops.. and all vanishes to an empty desktop. I can launch the RUN, CMD and do anything I want, but launching EXPLORER.EXE has same result as logging in...

You can buy network cards with programmble MACS. MAC filtering is just another layer of added security to something like SSID and username/passwords. "In space, nobody can hear you click..."

I've had this issue with VPN clients installed and other softwares trying to add to your LSP stack. Ended up removing the VPN and resetting the LSP with WINSOCKFIX or LSPFIX (search these forums for the links for the software to those two utilities). I then reinstalled them and all was fine...

You can do so by using Outlook Web Access for Anonymous public folder access. Check the MS KB site, they explain how to set it up. "In space, nobody can hear you click..."

All Windows XP SP2 or that get updated with service pack 2 will have the Windows Firewall ENABLED by default and it will not answer to PINGs(ICMP). "In space, nobody can hear you click..."

Read the following posts: The ONLY way to completly block MSN Messenger is at the firewall level. thread1117-810210 "In space, nobody can hear you click..."