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Can you open the following local site: http://localhost/postinfo.html

If you look at your registry in the following location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa Authentication Packages REG_MULTI_SZ msv1_0\0C:\WINDOWS\system32\pmnnk.dll\0\0 you see the file pmnnk.dll this is the culprit. There will be 2 files you need to delete...

One other question..What is the processor speed that is in this pc? There is a timing calibration issue that can cause a divide by zero issue via NDSIS if the cpu is to fast for the version of 98 that you have that could also cause your issue.

If this is a older computer it may not be ACPI compliant. Try using the set up peramater from a dos prompt: Setup/p i

Were you able to get this worked out? about a year ago I worked on somthing like this.

Were you able to resolve this? I just ran into this problem within the last few days, maybe I can help.

You could use a archive job to tape, I believe that will remove the files after they are backed up.

What we have done is 1 weekly full job to disk in its own b2d folder. this folder has overwrite protection 2 weeks and NO append 1 Daily Differential job to disk in its own b2d folder. this folder has overwrite protection 2 weeks and NO append 1 Weekly Disk to tape Incremental of the...

Our is working now, If i remenber correctly it was directly related to the permissions in the exchsrvr\ADD-INS folder. Hope this helps.

Hello, Were having the same Issue, I heard someone mention that I may need to reapply Exchange SP4 or run an off-line defrag of the priv and pub databases. I havent been able to take the server down to try it yet but but will as soon as I can.

Just a thought, do the users that can't access the pop3 have different local permissions on the exchange server? At one time we had a issues with only users classified as administrators could access pop3? Here's a link to test pop3 using telnet, this could rule out an Outlook porblem XFOR...

No problem. Good Luck

Hello, Here is the procedure I followed, maybe it will give you an idea to your issue. I was lucky enough to have a copy of this server in a virtual environment to test this before going live with it. Hope it helps. 1. Create a Recovery backup 2. Sign on as administrator 3. Create RDISK...

Does your server have more that one nic installed? If so look at your routing table and see what the active default gateway is.

Can you map the port to say lpt3 or some other port the is not actually a physical device on the pc and reset you dos program to use that port? In XP MS changed the security so that a non-admin cannot change the mapping of a physical device. So if the user is not an local admin the script...

When you enter the user name you may have to enter yourDomainName\username Depending on how you have you authentication setup you may have to enter your Domain name along with your username

I was getting a few different errors but changing the permissions on the folder did work me. I wrote down the routine before I went live with it. I'll see if I can find it for you when I get to work tomorrow. With that error you could look in the installer folder in your %windir% directory...

I went through something like this a few months ago try to remove and install GroupShield on our Exchange 5.5 I had problems also with the Add-ins directory. It was all related to the permissions granted to that folder. The install routine is supposed to grant certain permissions to that...