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I have followed that article exactly but I carried on reading and found this. http://bink.nu/Forums/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=5080 And this person has exactly the same problem that I have, so I followed what he done and it still does not work. D.

Hi, I am trying to setup a RIS Server and I have done everything that was documented but I keep getting the error message: The operating system image you selected does not contain the necessary drivers for your network adapter. Try selecting a different OS image. If the problem persists...

Do you have a link I could use to download.

Hi, I am trying to install the latest version of Insight Manager but I cant seem to figure out how to set-up the different agents onto different servers. I am obviously being thick but it doesnt seem self explanatory. Any help would be appreciated. Cheers Dave

Hi, I am using ARCServe V11.1 and all of my network is running at 100mb but for some reason it is taking something like forty eight hours to backup about 80gb. My backup device is connected to my server using SCSI and eveything is attached using auto-sense HP NIC's and patched into Cisco...

Hi, I am using Arcserve 11.1 and for some reason whenever I try and back up the MDBDATA which are the folders that contain the PRIV1.EDB files and the Exchange Log Files it wont work. It tells me it has completed the job successfully but when I go to do a restore it has created the directory...

Thanks for everyones help. I was missing the MASK from the command line and the -p for it to map it everytime.

I can not ping that address from the BES machine, I get destination host unreachable. I am guessing that is why I need to add a static route.

No it is a Cisco router that is looked after by the ISP and I have no control over it. He said I had to add the route to the BES machine.

Hi, Long story short I am trying to setup a Blackberry Enterprise Server and my ISP has opened up port 3101 and now tells me I have to add a static route on the BES. He said that the BES on the public domain is 193.109.81.33 and that the internal address of my router is 172.35.0.245 so on that...

Guys, many thanks for your help I really do appreciate it especailly bofhrevenge2 who has stuck with me.

I have verified in both directions and have added the PDC Administrator to the new Administrator group and the other way round. For some reason it just wont let me browse or map a network drive, very strange.

Ignore the last message it is working at last. One more question before I thank everyone that helped me, how do I now map a drive from a new machien running XP to the old PDC which is what I needed to do in the first place. I have tried to browse and even use the net use command but it still...

The trust has been created on both the servers but when I try and validate the trust on the new server I get the message below. Verification of the trust between the domain X and the domain X was unsuccessful because: There are currently no logon servers available to service the logon request.

Netbios is enabled on the servers. Host Record has been created for the Windows NT DC.

I can ping the servers by I.P. Address and by name. I have the lmhosts files set-up, I have it created forward and reverse lookups in DNS, they are on the same site and plugged into the same switch. The old domain can see me but I still cant see the old domain, I have disabled any firewalls or...

Already done that, its a very strange problem. I have done everything that has been recomended and I have everything I can think of and it still wont work but I have nothing strange here.

I added a new zone with the 172.35.0.* address's. Because of the way everything is setup it is not possible to change the old system.

No. They are sitting next to each other joined by a Cisco Switch.

No it didnt mate. I do appreciate your help on this. The Windows NT domain can kind of see the new domain but the new Windows 2003 domain can not see the old one at all. The I.P. Address scheme is different and they are both running parralell on the smae site.