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The windows 98 computers "discover" the other engineering unix stations because those unix stations are running routed in server mode (I believe). We are trying to fix this up so that they don't broadcast their router-ness to the entire network. Putting these systems on a separate...

I have windows 98 on a network with lab machines that run routed. How can I make Windows 98 use only the gateway I gave it, and not keep discovering these nifty new routers (which really aren't).

I have Windows 98 computers on my network that keep automatically discovering new routers. These "routers" are Unix machines used for development in the lab that need to run routed. These lab machines are on the same network as the Windows 98 machines, and I have windows 98...

I guess that's the question. I'm moving some files (Office files) from our IRIX server to our w2k server and I'd like to retain the permissions and owner/group. I know these aren't completely analogous between the two OS's, but if there is some way to come close I'd like to know. Also, does...

We are using some licensed software that requires llbd and glbd support. We've recently restructured our IP addresses, and now the databases are, understandably, confused. I can see in the binary databases that the old IP addresses are still being used (thus licenses are not being served), but...

Does anyone recommend any specific Linux box vendors? I see that VA Linux will no longer be building boxes. Other than just any ol' PC vendor, does anyone have a recommendation?

Right now, and for the forseeable future, we'll probably have just the 2 servers - a unix and a Windows 2000. With vmware running the windows locally, users just log in once a day to each server. This is no big burden right now. Hopefully as our company grows, I'll get smarter :-) So, I'm...

Question: in a shop where all (DNS, mail, etc.) is controlled by Unix systems, do I need AD on my 2000 server? Background: We are a small UNIX house. We run Windows 98 and 2000 Pro using VMware for linux. We have never had a Windows Domain - I know nothing of NT. All critical files are...