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A new client just brought a proliant 4500 from 1994 to my office. It has a 4 disk scsi raid 5 and winnt server. Their "volunteer" IT dummy hasn't backed up since 2003. The system would not boot at all (replaced video card, fan, and power supply) and finally got it to get to boot and logon...

I have also fixed similar problems by changing the default kerberos protocol to tcp. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;244474

if you type \\'ip address of remote machine" does the path open?

On the remote machine in TCP/IP properties Try pointing yours WINS to the remote WINS server.

Hello Everyone and thanks in advance for reading. I have a linksys befsx vpn set up. The office is running a 192.168.0.0 network and is a windows 2003 server environment with xp boxes. The home remote site is a 192.168.3.0 network. I can ping the server at work from the house all day long...

Merlin, I agree. You have to get rid of the 98 machines, because logons are not required. Upgrade to win2k or xp pro. Also, if you don't have physical security, you have no security.

Just to let you know even with two dc's you can't just take the original out of commission. Although Microsoft says there are no more primary domain controllers if you ever want to get rid of the original you have to move physical roles to another domain controller. Just a heads up for the future.

I would agree, but I have already set up two seperate hardware profiles. When at home, my hardware profile disables my integrated nic & When at the office another hardware profile disables the wireless. Long story short, the other card is disabled and I still have to rejoin the domain every...

I agree. Best way is to get t1 connection or fractional t1. Vpn's over cable/dsl can be slow. This is of course if you can afford a t1. Loop charges are typically 400 to 500 a month.

Hello everyone, Have a integrated nic that I use to log on at the office and a wireless nic to log on to win2k server through vpn at home. I can't log on with the wireless unless I disjoin the domain and the rejoin with the wireless active. Then when I get back to the office and use the...