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I need some help from you guys out there, I've been working on this for awhile and I am so close but I think I've been looking at it to long and the obvious is escaping me. We have a product we sell that when installed creates a Windows service, when we install multiple systems on the same...

All our company email is currently hosted with a company that provides soem other services for us as well. Due to the large amounts of spam we are receiving I was looking into using a company called MX Logic to filter our email for spam. In order to make this work I had to change our MX...

I've got a Win 2K3 Server up and running and have created a logon script called logon.bat. It maps some network drives and some printers. The logon scripts are in: C:\Windows\SYSVOL\sysvol\domain\scripts This ran fine yesterday but I have to reformat the server machine and now the script...

FIXED!! After to talking to Cisco they explained that the VPN group should have a pool of address on a different net than the lan so I added the following: ip local pool Cisco 172.168.1.1-172.168.1.50 Then I have to create a NEW access list and bypass the use of NAT for the VPN pool...

I added the line above and I get the following: WARNING: access-list protocol or port will not be used Then I try and refresh the PDM with the current configuration and I get this: Acees Control List 100 is applied to interface inside for access control and interface outside for access...

This Pix has been nothing but a nightmare for me due to my lack of experience with them so please bear with me here. Office Layout: - Cisco Router in bridge mode - Cisco Pix 501 (works great, except vpn) - 9 machines running Windows 2000 - There is no server version of Windows in the office -...

if you have port blocking enabled on your tcp/ip settings..it might also cause that..