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Apparently this configuration is a lot more complicated than we thought. We're in the process of setting up four switches (2 3Com's and 2 Dlink's) here in the shop to see if we can duplicate the problem we had at the customer's location. We'll then reconfigure with some modifications to the...

Hello, We need some advice regarding RSTP and redundancy. We’ve been using Dlink’s DES 3226L switches but been having a difficult time with the RSTP and multiple redundant paths coming into the same switch. We’ re planning on changing to 3Com switches this week to see if that will solve our...

Thanks George for the help. Your code works just fine. I had learned one way to set up a query but never thought to code it like your example. Thanks again, Riley

Hello, I'm having a problem with a SQL 2K query. I keep getting an error message when using the Query Analyzer, "The server encountered a stack overflow during compile time." I have a table that has 800,000 + inventory records and I need to clean out some of them. However, I don't want to drop...

That got it - thanks for the help. Riley

Thanks for the quick responses. I tried several different suggestions and ended up with a new error message. I've added some additional code from my asp page. Maybe the SQL is right and I'm net executing correctly. ========================================================= strSQL = "ALTER TABLE...

Hello, I have a question about the syntax using an ASP page to alter a field in a SQL2K table. My code looks like this; strSQL = "ALTER TABLE press " strSQL = strSQL & "MODIFY COLUMN rdesc VARCHAR(512) NULL " I get this error message when I attempt to run the code by launching the page in a...

That did it. The error in question went away. I still have an error, unrelated. It's a "mismatch" error and a different problem. I have these all the time and will deal with it later. Thanks again for the help. Riley

I may have spoke to soon. I got rid of one error message but now there is a new one. I've been looking at it for a while but can't see the error. =================================== strSQL = "SELECT [tblContractCustomers.Contract#] AS cno, " strSQL = strSQL & "tblContractCustomers.AccountNumber...

Thanks for the help - worked just fine. Riley

Hello, I'm trying to read an Access database that has a field named "Contract#" using an ASP coded web page but keep getting a syntax error. This is a database associated with a purchased application so we don't have control over the naming conventions. Is there some way this field can be read...

This is embarrassing. We've solved the problem. Somehow during the VPN effort back in May the "Disable NetBios over TCP/IP" was set to disable. I had focused all my efforts around the VPN/RRAS and only when I was looking at the WINS panel did everything click. Not only was NetBios disabled but...

I have some more information. When comparing the services in five other Win 2003 servers (a couple of ours and everal of his) RRAS is disabled by default. I would like to take RRAS back to disable but when we do Outlook/Exchange becomes an issue. I think RRAS in a disabled state would allow the...

Hello again, We've still not solved this problem above. However, it appears to be related to the Routing and Remote Access Service. Exchange 2003 also runs on this machine and when the customer turned VPN on all Outlook clients were no longer able to connect. With about 60 users wanting their...

I was mistaken - it's 8.6. Does 8.6 work with files.

Thanks KiscoKid for the information. Every answer has helped. Regarding your comment about the NIC card, I'm still not clear on one part. When I hit the enter key to send some sort of "data" to somewhere is the NIC card the initial device that packages the data into a packet? If so does the...

Your information has also helped me do different searches using different words and phrases. From what I'm seeing is the packet on an Ethernet network can be anywhere from the low 64 to the high of 1536 (I think). Also, it appears when you send a URL request it may use the minimum size but when...

Thank you very much for the response. It makes sense to me but I now have a few more questions:). You said "The network you send it over uses fixed-length packets of 1,024 bits". Is it our "network" locally, our LAN or our ISP that has the 1,024 fixed-length? Thanks again, Riley

This may not be the place to ask such a basic question but I thought I would take a chance. What I've learned so far is that the Ethernet TCP/IP environment allows packets in size from 64 bytes to 1518 bytes. What determines these sizes? Is it the originating application, the NIC card or the...

Thanks for the quick response. This helps a great deal. I thought I was going blind looking for the option:). Riley