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I am running Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 SP 6a and I have Exchange 5.5 installed on it. I am unable to send email to one domain. All other domains get our mail. I am able to ping, telnet on port 25, and trace route to the domain just fine. I am not blocking any outbound mail on the firewall...

wullie, Are you still willing to help me with my subdomain problem? If so I posted a better explanation of my problem as "Subdomain an IP address". Thanks for your suggestion of the subdomain.

Here is my problem: I would like to have subdomains on an IP address. I do not have a registered domain so this is what I want it to look like: http://customers.IP_ADDRESS Here is the process: I will send an e-mail to a customer asking them to click a link called...

RhythmAce - I never thought of that but I don't think I want to use the FTP server. My firewall is blocking FTP traffic for everyone unless I know their IP address. I don't want to open it up to everyone. Good idea though! Wullie - I think that would be my first choice. Can you provide some...

Thanks for your response. Let me try to clear things up. I have two different companies using the same server. Then I have customers who should not see anything but their own documents. Here is what the structure looks like: Company1/ Company2/ Customers/ Company1 and Company2 requre a...

I have several directories that need different levels of security. I have them set to show the directories and files instead of "real" web pages. Of course when showing the index the user can click a link called "Parent Directory". If the user goes far enough they will see...

Thanks for your suggestion. From what I have read I needed to use STDOUT as the filehandle because the information would have been displayed to the monitor and I wanted it to go to the file. I must have misunderstood my reading. Thanks!

I am trying to print to the screen (STDOUT) after I write text to a file but it doesn't seem to work. The correct information is being written to my output file but if I want to display information on the screen it doesn't work. Here are snippets of my code: #Read record from file { ...

If all you want to do is to backup the desktop (keeping in mind that many of the icons on the desktop are just shortcuts to applications) then you can just go to Windows Explorer, then navigate to "c:\windows\" and copy the "desktop" folder somewhere like a CD or floppy (if...