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Anyone know what version of the PIX os considered "stable". Looking at v6.x. Thanks, ebr

Wendi, Can you give us a little more info? Are you getting an error? Off the top of my head, I don't know why you wouldn't be able to change the name. Give us a few more details, and let's see what we come up with. ebr

majmojo is correct. I too had the same problem. This fixed it. Other thoughts: KEEP ON TOP OF IIS PATCHES. When you host a web page, you usually keep the box in a DMZ, isolated from your actual NT domain. It's safer that way. With OWA, you can still isolate the box in a DMZ, but...

I would like to read that post ("DNS Again"), but I can't find it. (I must be doing something wrong). Can you please post the link again? Thanks! ebr

paulm22 Those two accounts have "Log on Locally" rights. Try giving the user Log on Locally rights and see what's happens. ebr

dcdetmer, Wow. Where to start... First, Mixed/Native Mode really doesn't have anything to do w/ the 9x machines. It's for backward compatibility w/ older NT 4.0 BDC's. Remember, NT 4.0 (& earlier) was a "Master - Slave" model where the PDC held the master copy of user/group...

French44, I too am preparing for my NT 4.0 to Win2K (& Exchange 5.5 to E2K). The most important thing that you can do is to set up a test network first. Make an ERD from your "real" network (run rdisk.exe from the RUN command) and restore it to an old machine (make sure the old...

Problem solved: Narnian is correct. I know because before his post I decided to call Nortel. The tech walked me through the exact same steps. Narnian knows his stuff.... Unfortunatly, the switch had a memory error when I issued: "Save config". I RMA'd the unit, and now have a new...

Tech changed the passwords (and even wrote a nice "how_to"), but now we can't get in. Any ideas? Thanks! Eric