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Hi Alynn I am still interested to know but am having to spend very little time on this for the moment. We have a sort of unique situation where we have 400 remote users dialing through ISP's to order and send/recieve mail. So it is a little difficult to put my head around the best solution...

Hi I need to know if the address book in exchange (for clients) is useful and user freindly. we currently use Lotus Notes for mail and the address book is pretty easy to use but looking at outlook express and ldap that looks awful. I hope you can help from here, basically what I feel we need...

You might consider the fact that both of your networks are congested at that time.

When you start the system, is the primary drive(13gb) and primary slave drive(40gb) setup on the system. You will see this on screen just after you start the system and just before windows starts.

The link has to be with same ISP The reason is that the packets have to be put back together at either side. So no it cannot be done

You can, but. It is called MLP Multilink Protocol. Your ISP has to support it for a start, or in other words both ends of the connection has to support it. To say it is possible is enough for now, until you give more detail about - connecting to ISP, if ISP is compatible ect.

I had found the product I need. It is a Nortel product code of 7826, description 44pin -> male RS232. Hope that helps someone else as well

I had found the product I need. It is a Nortel product code of 7826, description 44pin -> male RS232. Hope that helps someone else as well

Hi I need to connect (if possible) a modem to the back of a router with x.21 ports. Is it possible to get an x.21 to modem converter. X fingers

Hi I need to connect (if possible) a modem to the back of a router with x.21 ports. Is it possible to get an x.21 to modem converter. X fingers