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I got it back. One of the Dell techs over at Experts Exchange came up with a solution. Did the last drive that failed force back online, combined with about 4-5 chkdsks on reboot, then replaced the first failed drive with a new one, force it to rebuild, another few reboots with chkdsk, then...

One power supply had failed, the device was turned off. On restart, the virtual drive the array was made up from didn't appear on the server. Checking Dell server manager, it showed the array as "Failed" with two drives failed. It's a RAID5 of 14 disks into one virtual volume connected to a...

Can anyone lend some advice. I've replaced two drives in our Dell Powervault 220, now the server dosen't see the array, it was set as a virtual drive. In the sever manager the drive array state shows "failed". Do I use the PERC utility to "Rebuild"? I don't want to lose the data in my array...

Can some one point me to a step-by-step guide to setting up sharepoint services (3.0) with internet access? No ISA, simple one server setup with 1 NAT'd IP. Thanks

Sorry, my mistake. It's Cisco Network Assistant 3.0, it shows as having the 4506 (and all modulules) built in. I must be missing something as all the 2900 & 3500's are showing up.

Just installed and configured a new 4506, but when I try to add it in Ciscoview it comes up with "Unsupported device". HTTP server is enabled and port set per docs, ping is good from Ciscoview console station. Any ideas?

Same here. Did you find a fix?

We keep getting the 5.1.1 error message when sending to only one user. I've validated his mailbox, account, SMTP addresses both internaly and using www.network-tools.com He's set up identical to everyone else. Anything else to check? Maybe in his Outlook 2002 on his workstation?

Can this be done? Situation: company has numerous small remote site WAN's with cable modem/routers. They have an exchange 2000 server for internal mail and an cable ISP that also handles internet email and hosts a domain. Both the Win 2000 domain name and internet domain are the same, SMTP...