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A Dlink DSL-300 G+ will work with a FVS318 but beware it cannot be reconfigured from its IP address of 192.168.0.1. This means that you will have to reconfigure your FVS318 to another range like 192.168.1.1 before you can use it.

I think you are getting confused about Win2k and Exchange. Exchange is Microsofts Email server that is installed on a Win2k Server. Small Business Server includes Exchange 2000, ISA, SQL Server, Proxy, Network Fax etc. and can be bought for just over £1000.00 + Vat. This would allow you to...

Sorry! if you do not have an exchange server installed on your network then you cannot use the public folder feature of outlook. To recap: Outlook must be connected over the netowrk to an Exchange server for this feature to be available.

To Twicki Could not agree more, mine is just the cheaper option...

Use group policy and delegate

If its happening to the same users only delete the users profile folders from the system example: c:\documents and settings\users1 and then log them on again. I have found this happens when the profiles become corrupted.

Make sure you have SP3 installed Back up all your system including Exchange, pay particular attention to maing sure that you carry out all the steps for backing up exchange. Remove the old drive. Buy a new drive preferably a new one make sure it is of the same type i.e. IDE/SCSII. Install a...

You can only use a Public folder if you are connected to Exchange. This facility is part of Exchange not Outlook!

Providing you have enabled Terminal Services Adin mode on your server (see my previous message). Follow these steps. This is will work whether your network is set up as a domain or a workgroup. Log On as Administrator or a user with administrative rights. If you are on a workgroup then...

Hi, You have not stated wheteher or not you are on a domain or a workgroup. From the problems you are having it sounds like you are on a workgroup. If you are a on a domain your users do not need to be administrators to use the printers. Make sure that thay are a member of a group that is a...

assuming you are using windows 2000+ servers. If you just want to manage your servers from an ME machine connect to the server over the network and install Terminal Services. This should have been installed by default in Admin mode (2 user). If it has not go to Control Panel/add remove...

What OS is the client? Are the printers connected to Servers or clients? Windows 98 clients have problems when printing to any printers attached to client machines on a domain. Steve...

Not really sure what the problem is. Are you wanting to confirm the backup was successful? if so open Scheduled tasks in System Tools. Click on Advanced\View Log use find to look for line beginning with ***** this will take you to the most recent entry and will give you info on the latest...

In reply to your question as to why it happened I can only put it down to corruption. My problem appeared after I had ghosted a clients machine during an upgrade various settings were lost among them wre the outlook settings. None of the usual tricks worked i.e. specifying the ip address of...

This is probably caused by missing RPC entries in the registry ClientProtocols The Client Protocols subkey is created when you install the operating system and the first network protocol, and it contains entries that determine the protocols that can be used by the client to connect to Exchange...

Re NT4 network prob. I have had a similar prob in the past. It turned out to be a hardware problem in that the port that the computer was connected to on the hub was failing. After moving it to another port the problem disappeared, its certainly worth a try!

mmm... I had the configuration right in everything other than the ISP's address was set as the secondary DNS. I was not aware that this was a no go. I will try this out immediately. Thanks a bucnch for your help.... Steve Chambers

Hi, Can't answer thr first question, but as far as I am aware if you change to application mode you will have to purchase licences after the 90 day period. You can only use the 2 'freebies' in administrative mode Steve Chambers

Hi, I seem to have come across a weird bug? in XP When XP is joined to a AD domain it appears to lose its connection to the domain after 3-4 hours i.e. it can no longer access any part of the domain and acts as if it is part of a workgroup. When this occurs the PC can still ping the domain...