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sounds like a reverse look up problem. forward lookup= host to IP / uses the computer name to match to an IP address. reverse lookup= IP to host / uses the IP address to match to a computer name. in the DNS console, create a reverse look up zone. good luck AJ

look at the price difference of a switch compared to a router. for the same price or cheaper you might get better performance using a switch. but for the small amount of clients you have, a hub will work just fine. we get 16 to 20 peeps playing call of duty off of a hub with no lag. just...

create a work group to group the PCs together. share out the printers and add the different driver types to the print server. the clients can then get the appropriate driver and use the printer. remember that the client OS {2000 pro, XP}can only handle 10 incoming connections, at the same time...

if you want to have a FAIL SAFE for your nics then i think the interface metric is what your looking for. the lower the number the higher the priority of the card. EXAMPLE: 2 nics both with the same IP info {IP address, subnet mask, etc, etc} the interface metric of nic 1 is set at 1 the...

run anti virus and spyware removal. sounds like spyware, a browser highjack in particular. ADAWARE is pretty good free one. just google for it. good luck. you might allso try AVG anti virus as it is allso a good free one. good luck AJ

so you have a total of 15 clients between the 2 different subnets and you want them all to communicate? just set the IP addressing info for all clients to the second subnet. its smaller and will be alot less overhead on the network. go to a PC that is a part of the subnet you want to use and...

if you really think about it.... every device known to man comes with a camera now adays. your best bet is to lock everything down with permissions. security background checks are a must for new employees. there are a gazziliion ways to steal data off of a PC. all you need is physical access to...

1.) multihome the servers with the apps{add another network card} and set up the static IPs as needed on the second interface. 2.) set up another DHCP scope at the range you want to use. 3.) disable {dont remove} the first scope {the 255.255.0.0) 4.) activate the new scope 5.) see what happens...

the only thing you need for a clean post is : CPU memory video all connected to the mobo. im assuming your getting no BIOS / POST error codes here as they are not mentioned. plug in your hard drive and just the componants listed above. go in the BIOS{tap the DEL key as the PC starts to boot}...

the only thing you need for a clean post is : CPU memory video all connected to the mobo. im assuming your getting no BIOS / POST error codes here as they are not mentioned. plug in your hard drive and just the componants listed above. go in the BIOS{tap the DEL key as the PC starts to boot}...

have you tried a USB KVM? might solve your issue as USB runs off different resources than PS2. good luck AJ

i just set up an APC 3000 system with 3 battery units. it went in to a new server room in a new building. the problem i had was that the unit would constantly run off battery back up. upon further investigation, the electritions wired the electrical outlet for 120v @ 20amps. it needed to be 220v...