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Thanks guys for the help - Ok here is where i am now with this.... I called Adobe Expert support who basically gave me the "duh" answer and that they dont support After effects over networks except for the render engine. We kinda came to the conclusion that it was AE due to several tests...

cool, thanks for the advise, we are definatly looking at segmenting the wireless part of the network... so just our clients use it......and have access to internet and wireless printers- so i assume the router would then be needed? if it is needed - then do we run the wired access points from...

Hi, I currently have a hard wired network of about 30 computers over a range of office suites all on the same floor of our building, running xp and osx. We are about to implement a wireless soloution. I understand that if we plug in access points to our current switch. and then run the setup...

Ok I have a strange problem - maybe someone can help I am running Adobe After Effects 6 on Several Windows XP machines and MAc OSX machines. These Store Files on a RedHat File Server - We are having trouble trying to Import files into the XP machines from the Linux server directly into After...

Hopefully someone can help.... here is our setup: 1 domain controller running win2k3 enterprise - this does all the authentication on the domain. 10 win xp proffesional machines all joined to the domain - 10 users - 2 user groups. 10 mac g5s running panther 10.3, these machines use admit mac...

We are currently running 10 - G5 macs within a Editing suite enviroment. These macs co exist in a windows 2k3 server domain,with about 15 xp proffesional computers - and 4 unix/irix systems that import and export video footage. We currently run ADMIT MAc on the g5's in order for them to...

Hi, We have setup a 2nd domain controller as a backup to our win2003 domain controller. We added it to our domain and ran dcpromo to promtote it as a domain controller, It seems to be working fine except for some strange issues with the dns. Basically once the dns was setup it can see both...

all the users and member servers were removed from the network, added to a workgroup test, then once the new domain was up and running they joined the new domain. so i assume none of the old sids are there anyway since they were removed from the old domain as a member.

Please let me know if this seems to be the right way to go about this as we are having huge trouble with permissions in our domain. We are running a Win 2003 server domain controller with 5 member servers - 1 email, 1 web and 3 file storage, we have around 40 client computers - all the clients...

say i have 10 users - i place them in an account called office - they have read/write /execute etc. i have another 3 users in group accounting - they have set restrictions to read/write /execute etc. now i want to create a group called business and place them all in... my question is , what...

i wasnt when i first checked it - i was logged in as a local admin and then local user to test it.... both times the copy box on everything except the admin user profiles were greyed out..... So if i log in under the domain admin i would be able to do it?? if so is there a set way to do this...

we have set up our test win 2k3 on a seperate subnet on our network, this will soon become our primary domain controller when we power down our old 2000 servers we have set up everything on this server, users/groups, security and permissions, dns , etc we connected one of our user computers to...

Hi, Im pretty new to Nas's so bear with me... jut need some advise We are a post production video company that moves a ton of data around from video editing suites all the time. We use all types of Os's on our computers consisting of Linux Suse 9.0, Win 2003, win XP, and MAc os9 and Mac osx...

Hi, We are concidering adding a wireless G network to our existing hard wired network in the near future. The clients who will be using this the most will be external clients coming in with thier laptops. We are most worried about security and locking this down to who we want to access the...

We are running a 2003 active directory - 1 domain controller running 2003 and 2 running 2000 some of the users are having random problems copying files from one PC users computer to a Mac users computer. Is there any reasons that this may be happening - this is not a consistent problem.

checked the local and network security settings - and its disabled on both - all other sharing works fine between a large network - its just that local cd rom drives are not accessable - however local virtual cdro drives are accessable

We have domain administrator privelages, we have shared local cdrom drives with all users all permissions are set to read/write/etc from my computer i map into the other admins cd drive on the network shares, when i go to explore the cd we cannot access it...... we did however prep our domain...

Hi, Need some help, We have just run Forrest prep on our domain schema matster - and then ran domain prep on our infrastructure master and back up domain controller. It all seemed to go through without any errors We are looking to upgrade these 2 servers to 2003 in a week or so. However we...

just to let you know i solved it and it was really simple - something quite dumb that i should have tried straight off... I only needed to reboot my modem and then my computer and all was fine..... Whereas before all i had done was reboot the machine - shows you how simple it was.....

motherboard is compatiable - this is an onboard nic - all the drivers are loaded. I ran IP config - it just showed me that i had a private IP address - I ran the ping command, I could ping my self - however again the problem was that it was pinging the address that it had assigned me which was...