Interesting. I will do some more research about bounce verification. The end user who is reporting this error does not use Gmail, so we may have luck with getting their mail admin to disable this feature for our domain. However, I don't think Gmail will address a request such as this.. I'll keep...
I checked the Message Tracking Center for e-mails from the external user. When I open the item, I see the following:
9/15/2008 - 4:29PM - SMTP: Message Submitted to Advanced Queueing
9/15/2008 - 4:29PM - SMTP: Started Message Submission to Advanced Queue
9/15/2008 - 4:29PM - SMTP: SMTP: Message...
When an external user sends mail to an internal distribution list to which he has access, he receives the following error:
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.
Subject: RE: Distribution List
Sent: 9/8/2008 6:48 PM
The following recipient(s) could...
kmcferrin, that's precisely what I was referring to when I said I would run the wireless device in NAT mode rather than bridge mode. NAT mode will issue out DHCP addresses to only the clients that are connected internally. The wireless device itself will have an IP address issued to it from the...
Thanks for your suggestions.. Here are my comments.
I can restrict the IP pool by range, i.e. AP: 192.168.0.1, Server Laptop: 192.168.0.2, DHCP Range: 192.168.0.3 - 192.168.0.20 (or however many IPs I need).
I do not have any management over the built-in LAN or its DHCP server. My idea is to...
Hmm that's a great point you bring up about DHCP.
Although I will not be running a DHCP server on the domain controller, the wireless access point must be able to issue local IP addresses (192.168.0.x) to the machines in the room, regardless of if they're on my domain or not (some users bring...
Thanks for your reply WhoKilledKenny.
That's precisely correct, I plan to use GPO and WSUS from the laptop-server to push down software, updates, and configuration down to the client laptops.
All of the machines belong to us; therefore, I will only need to join the laptops to my domain one...
I am part of a traveling course which sets up a wireless network on site and provides students with about a dozen laptops to access a web-based application on a laptop-server in the local network.
In order to facilitate performing upgrades and other maintenance on the laptops, I would like to...
I have a web application that runs on port 80. I just installed WSS 3.0, and it installed itself as a new web app, also on port 80. I would like to have the two applications coexist on the same server, same IP address, and same port (80). Is this possible?
The only documentation I've been able...
Self join - very cool!
I was actually thinking how much easier it would be to write the query if the data was in two separate tables before.. This is a really nice (and simple) way of doing it, thanks!
I have a standalone web application that runs in a subdirectory of the base web application. By design, the sub-application inherits settings from the web.config file of the parent application. This then throws errors, because the sub-application does not use some of these settings, such as...
Ahh... After all that troubleshooting.
Well now I have to ask - why not? What's the advantage of using the IUSR_MACHINENAME account? And why, then, is the ASPNET account even created?
I'm running an ASP.NET web application on a Windows 2003 box. For some reason, the application does not run under the ASPNET user context. In the Event Viewer, I see:
Logon attempt using explicit credentials:
User Name: NETWORK SERVICE
Domain: NT AUTHORITY
User whose credentials were...
I don't know the official term for what I'm trying to create, but this is what I want to do:
I have a webform which will display detailed information about a university course (title, instructor, description, etc.). This webform will be databound to a database of courses. The way I know how to...
gmmastros,
That was my original intention, actually. I wanted to create an array with the new values and then return arrayOfNewIds[indexOfOldId]. However, I saw that there is no built-in array support. I don't want to create a new permanent table; however, I would be interested in...
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