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I got it all working! The last step was to go to the TCP/IP settings on each DNS server in DomB and add DomA as a secondary suffix to append on the DNS tab. MasterofNone, without a trust, users accessing resources in DomA must authenticate as user@DomA.com; this is not a problem for my...

I'm making progress... I added entries to the DNS in DomB that point to the DCs (i.e. master browsers) in DomA. They look like this: DC1.DomB.com 192.168.2.245 DC2.DomB.com 192.168.2.244 So they use the DomB suffix even though they're in DomA. After doing that, I can now see DomA from DomB in...

Okay, right now I have the Computer Browser service disabled on the ISA server and I set the default gateway of SubA as the secondary gateway on both DCs in DomB. After doing that, the DCs can see that DomA exists in My Network Places, but can't browse it (path not found). Doing a NET VIEW...

RRAS was set up right away on the ISA server for routing. I tried stopping the Computer Browser service, but that didn't seem to help. It's possible that I had other settings set incorrectly at the time that I stopped the service.

Nope, the ISA server is intentionally not a DC. There is no trust (security issues), but I did set up forwarding in DNS.

Okay, this is gonna be a long one, but whoever can solve this will be my hero forever. I have two domains called DomA and DomB. DomA is on subnet 192.168.2.x (SubA) and DomB is on subnet 10.0.0.x (SubB). I'm trying to set it up so that computers in DomB can see DomA in My Network Places; the...

That was it orypecos, you rock! I'll never forget "restrict last appearance" after this. I was quite confused because all my users have that set to Y, but the reason some users don't have the issue in question is that they have more than two lines marked call-appr.

I have Audix doing my attendant message for a 1-800 number. When the caller chooses option 1, Audix _transfers_ the call to the extension specified (Bob, 4121), and then Bob's phone rings. But when Bob is using line 1 on his phone, instead of going to line 2, Audix says the line is busy and...

Thankfully no, why do you ask?

How do I do that? I only see how to set it so that it tries direct delivery first.

Right now my Exchange 2000 server is using a Smart Host to send mail out to the Internet. If the Smart Host is down for some reason, will the Exchange server automatically try direct delivery?

Sorry if this is the wrong place for this, but I didn't see a better forum for it. I'm wondering if there is a way to block emails in which the Return-Path does not match the From. It seems like that would be a sure-fire way to block spam, unless I'm missing something. I know it wouldn't...

I tried using Ghost 2003 for my Windows 2003 Enterprise server nad had the same problem as Ghost 7.5, a STOP: error blue screen on subsequent bootup. Could it have something to do with the hard drives being different sizes and speeds or the Promise PCI IDE controller?

Did you have to use sysprep to get Ghost to work with Windows 2003? When I tried to ghost to a bigger hard drive for the same PC/hardware, I got a blue screen on startup with a STOP error, and chkdsk wouldn't work, but maybe it's because I was using Ghost 7.5 instead of 2003.

I imported a Filemaker Pro database into SQL Server, and there is a strange symbol in the data within the two fields that were textboxes. I think they might be carriage returns, but I'm not sure, they look like the male symbol (a circle with an arrow). Can anybody verify that that's what they...

This is probably something people learn right away when they learn about NT 4.0, but I can't figure it out. When I'm on a member server and in User Manager, if I do Select Domain and type in the name of the server I'm on, I can work with Local accounts. But if I'm on a domain controller, it...

I got it fixed. First I put in a 32-bit network card, which didn't do the trick, but then I changed a registry setting in Local Machine/Network and switched from Quick Logon to the other one, and then it worked.

Thanks, Jason. Like I said, I know everything is set correctly in Network Neighborhood, meaning Windows Family is not selected in the dropdown, and not even set as a service. I'm now almost positive that the 16-bit network card is causing the problems.

I have a Windows 98 computer in my office that boots up to the Windows Logon screen almost every time, even though it's supposed to boot to the Microsoft Networking screen. Sometimes it just goes right into Windows without stopping at any login screen. Once in a blue moon it will let you log...

Thanks chaosinc. Zebra was actually the first place I tried, and their labels way more expensive than our current labels. I'd try 'em, but my company will never pay that much.