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    - What "Use a proxy server for your LAN" setting means? Hi All, In IE Connection-->LAN_Setting Setting, can someone tells me what "Use a proxy server for your LAN" checkbox means without setting Address and Port (and if you click on Advance, everything is blank)? That's how it's set in my work place. Thanks, Homer Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233544
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    - migrate dhcp service from win 2000 server to win 2003 server Dear all, thanks for your help. Current config: Windows 2000 server sp3 with DHCP service enabled: - mulit scope has been created for different ip subnet. (no superscope created) - ip helper address is use in our core cisco switch to let different subnet's pc to get ip address from their own vlan/subnet correctly. Right now, I need to migrate the DHCP service to a new installed Windows 2003 servers. I will install two win 2003 sp1 with DHCP service enabled for load blancing and to prevent dhcp out of service if one of server was down. Can I move the win 2000's dhcp db to windows 2003 server? Or I have to re-created it in both new win20003 server? For more than one DHCP server in the same subnet, I have read the best practice doc http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/75cd0e1f-f464-40ea-ac88-2060e6769f331033.mspx?mfr=true It mention that I should use supercopses when create scope for each subnet and assign ip range 50/50 on each dhcp server: Please correct me if my understanding is not correct, I did the following: 1st DHCP server: - create scope for each sub. Eg. subnet 1 IP Range 192.168.0.2-254/24 Gateway is 192.168.0.1 Exclude: 192.168.0.130-254 subnet 2: IP Range 192.168.1.2-254/24 Gateway is 192.168.1.1 Exclude: 192.168.1.130-254 Create a superscope:SCOPE1 and assign scope subnet 1 and 2 to the superscope SCOPE1. 2nd DHCP server: - create scope for each sub. Eg. subnet 1 IP Range 192.168.0.2-254/24 Gateway is 192.168.0.1 Exclude: 192.168.0.2-129 subnet 2: IP Range 192.168.1.2-254/24 Gateway is 192.168.1.1 Exclude: 192.168.1.2-129 Create a superscope:SCOPE1 and assign scope subnet 1 and 2 to the superscope SCOPE1. Does the above steps correct? How about the reservation? Should I create same reservation entry on both DHCP server? Does the reservation still work If one of DHCP server was down? For the old win2000 dhcp server, ip has been lease to a lot of pc. Can I just stop the dhcp in the old dhcp server and start the dhcp service on the 2 new dhcp server? Any error when client pc's lease time expired? Can they renew the ip from the new DHCP server without error and delay? Thank for your help Regards, Patrick Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233543
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    - Network Icon Speed differs from what I set to Hello: Using windows 2000 server, SP4. If I change the property "Speed & Duplex" under 'Configure, Advanced' to 10mb full/half, 100mb full/half and then restart my computer. When I hold the mouse over the network icon in the system tray the speed ALWAYS says 1.0 Gbps. How do I know if the change in speed/duplex is taking effect. Thanks Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233539
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    - LAN 2 Computer workgroup trouble Both computers run Win2KproSP4 with latest updates and have been working fine until now.. Desktop name "Mpc545" and Laptop name "GX3" are connected through a Netgear Switch to a cable modem and then on to the Internet, which works fine on the Internet with either or both.. (Mpc545) My Network Places> Computers Near Me> "(X) Workgroup is not accessible" "The list of servers for this workgroup is not currently available" However a Search> finds GX3 in location Workgroup and all files are accessible from Mpc545. (GX3) My Network Places> Computers Near Me> Icons GX3 and Mpc545 show up o.k... Click on Mpc545> "(X) \\Mpc545 is not accessible" "The network path was not found" A Search> finds Mpc545 in location Workgroup, but click on Mpc545> "Mpc545 is not accessible" "The network path wasn't found" I recently Installed "RegCure" on the GX3 Laptop, which may have caused this problem???? Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233537
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    - How can i configure router in Win2000 SERVER? i 'm using windows 2000 prof for VSAT but i formatted my HDD how can i reconfigure router? Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233536
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    - Registry Value for Network Adaptors I have windows 2000 pro and I installed a Belkin Wireless N Notebook Card on my PC. The problem is that the networking utility that was installed with the card is not showing any available connections in it...even though the card is connecting as it should. This problem first started with my old wireless G notebook card..this is why I bought the N. It appears to be a problem with the computer, not the networking utility. I noticed in the registry under network adaptors ({4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}), it is not installing a new registry key for the wireless N card. I'm assuming it should be. Can anyone tell me why this might be? Thanks -- fmanko Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233531
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    - Major problem with hostname resolution in Win2K Hi, I'm having a terrifically difficult time getting the hostname of my win2k computer to resolve to the correct, external IP address (as opposed to 127.0.0.1). I think it's a Win2K problem, Here's the issue: I'm using java to display the network interfaces and their names on two identical Dell Latitude D800 Win2K systems. The (undesired) result I'm getting on one system is as follows: Interface: MS TCP Loopback Interface Canonical Name: Chris <---- computer name hostAddress: 127.0.0.1 Interface Broadcomm NeXtrem Gigabit Ehternet Driver Canonical Name: 192.168.12.20 hostAddress: 192.168.12.20 On another system called "Rock", I get the desired result, with the exact same code: Interface: MS TCP Loopback Interface Canonical Name: 127.0.0.1 hostAddress: 127.0.0.1 Interface Broadcomm NeXtrem Gigabit Ehternet Driver Canonical Name: Rock <---- computer name hostAddress: 192.168.12.40 Anyone know what could cause this behavior? I've tried just about everything. I think I'm going to have recode around this nasty bug. That means I'll have to modify some complicated, inherited spaghetti code, instead of a hoped for tweak. I've tried a bunch of things already (modifying hosts, lhmhosts, disabling dns lookup service, ipconfig /dnsflush /registerdns, enabling LMHOST lookup, changing the system name, searching through the registry for computer name and 127.0.0.1). As far as I can tell, all the relevant settings between the two systems are identical. Any help would be vastly appreciated! ps: java code used to display this output: import java.net.*; import java.util.*; public class GetPublicHostName { public static void main (String args[]) throws Throwable{ System.out.println("abc"); NetworkInterface iface = null; for (Enumeration ifaces = NetworkInterface.getNetworkInterfaces(); ifaces.hasMoreElements();){ System.out.println("efg"); iface = (NetworkInterface)ifaces.nextElement(); System.out.println("xInterface:" + iface.getDisplayName()); InetAddress ia = null; for (Enumeration ips = iface.getInetAddresses(); ips.hasMoreElements();){ ia = (InetAddress)ips.nextElement(); System.out.println(ia.getCanonicalHostName() + " " + ia.getHostAddress()); } } } Thanks! Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233527
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    - active driectory authentication from linux openldap how can active directory based users be authenticated from linux openldap server. Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233524
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    - Internet Connection Problems Hello, I'm building a mini/small data center or server network to study & practice network/system administration practices. I have a 3Com OfficeConnect Router (3CR860-95) & a 3Com OfficeConnect Switch (3C16792/16-port). I have 1 Dell C600 (Windows NT SP5), 1 HP Compaq nc6000 (Windows XP SP2), 1 Dell Precision 610 (Red Hat 8), 2 Dell PowerEdge 2400 w/2 NICs (Windows 2000 Professional) 1 Dell PowerEdge 2400 w/2 NICs (Mandrake 2007), 1 Compaq 5500 (Windows 2000 Server). Every component gets connectivity, but every 3-5 days I am not able to connect to the Internet, or when I login in the morning, I have to wait up to 2 hours to get connectivity. Can someone tell me what is wrong??? Thank you, Charles L. Phillips Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233513
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    - Software for Groups n User List Hi! I have a lot of users and groups in my Windows 2003 Domain. The groups list keeps building up. Is there any software which when run will generate data of No.of Groups and the No.of Users in each Group?? Its quite tedious to double click each group and manually take note of users. Pl suggest. Thanks a lot Harry Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233507
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    - Active Directory Design Hi At work we thought to build a fresh/new active directory with windows 2003 enterprise edition/exchange 2003 and isa 2004. But we have the following doubts: 1. How should we arquitect our active directory based on organization units (need examples and good white papers) A) Should AD / OU be build based on group policy? B) For better jobs assign should the OU be manage by a group of IT team and other OU by other tecnichians? 2. The actuall distribution list allow to a "normal" user add himself to a group at other group that it doesn't belong. How to correct this issue in the this fresh AD? 3. We have some locations with servers but other don't. Should we create a subnet for each location/ip address or just create a subnet where exists servers? 4. How often should sites replicate with each other? 5. Should be the router distributing the dhcp service or should be the server? What is the better choice?... and why. 6. In the actuall network infraestructure how can I see/do tests so I can be sure what was the first PDC to be build in the actuall network design? I hope someone have the patience/courage to help me out on this issues. Good work week, Thanks Ricky Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233502
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    - Internet access with router I have setup a win2k server network with clients mainly on win2k and a couple on winxp. The clients have fixed ip addresses and look for a dns server. For a long time only one client has had internet access using a usb broadband modem. However, I recently tried to install a router and although I could communicate with it across the network, I could not get internet access. Eventually, after speaking to my isp, BT, they gave me 2 dns server addresses to try which gave internet access, but stopped access to the rest of the network from that PC. What should I do?! Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233500
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    - Block Internet Access Hallo! Currently I am using 3Com router. I plan to block Internet access for the LAN users through the router. Initially, I plan to block port 80. Users can still check email through MS Outlook/Outlook Express. Any other suggestion that I need to take into consideration so that Internet access is totally blocked. Danke! Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233499
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    - 2 machines cannot ping each other Hi there, I have 2 machines on the LAN one W2K Pro with no firewall and one XP Pro0 with the firewall off, they have DHCP IPs, same mask and gateway but cannot ping each other by either IP or name but they can ping gateway. If I bring a third machine they can ping it but pinging the 2 machines above or VNC into them, they do not respond. I have a feeling windows is corrupt. Thanks a lot, T Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233495
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    - Laptop rarely shows up in workgroup browser I have a peer-to-peer network with mostly Win2K machines. The master browser is my always-on main work computer running W2K SP4. I have a laptop connected via a wireless router, and the connection is solid and reliable. However, the laptop almost never shows up in the list of "computers near me". I can always open the window into its hard drive via its IP address, like \\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx\C. Quite often I cannot open the hard drive via \\Name\C, unless I first go to the laptop keyboard and open the hard drive of my work computer from there. What gives? How do I get a transient computer to show up reliably while it's actually connected? I've already looked around and found (and implemented) techniques to lock down the master browser, but that doesn't seem to help with this one computer. No other computers show the same problem, even though they are turned on and off fairly randomly. Steve Hendrix Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233491
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    - 2 workstation names Hi there, For some reason I seem to have 2 workstation names on my W2K Professional. One is in My Computer, Properties, Network Identification or by issuing hostname command, let us call it workstation1 and one comes up when I issue the following command: echo %logonserver% command let us call it workstation2. How can I remove one name? I am also getting error 5719 on it for some reason it is not authenticating with the domain controller but with local machine's second name. Hosts and Lmhosts do not have the 2nd name. In ipconfig I do not have any DNS/Wins servers for some reason, I am on an AD network. Thanks a lot, T Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233486
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    - how to connect 2 LANS i need to connect two LANS. one LAN is our clients(172.16.100.x) and one is ours(192.168.100.x). we have a dedicated link through fibre optic as a transport which links directly to us through the media converter, where it plugs into my layer 2 switch. (not a good design, i know) we (192.168.100.x)need to connect to their oracle database and applications created in oracle as well as use development tools from inside our LAN. what i want to do is to isolate our lan resources where we (192.168.100.x) can access their ((172.16.100.x)LAN, oracle servers and certain clients) but completely restrict their access to our lan. Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233484
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    - earn through sms Hey buddy, I found this great site through which you can send free SMS. Earn from SMS ads / e-mail ads & earn from referring the site to your friends . Plus you get other benefits as well. And its free too. I think you should definitely check it out. Here is the link : http://www.sms2india.co.in/in.php?user=arirajee Your friend, - Ariyanayakasundaram C Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233483
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    - Denying Users Deletion of Files and Folders Hello, I've got a W2K domain and can't seem to configure a particular folder and it's sub folders to deny deletion of files and folders for all users except ones in the Administrator group. I basically want the users to have all access i.e. read, write, modify etc....but just deny them access to delete, if they created the file/folder or not. Anyone have any ideas as to what the easiest way to go about this? Thanks, Steve Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233477
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    - Shut Down and Restart options are missing from the Shut down menu When I click on START | SHUT DOWN. THe Shut Down Windows dialog appears and the only option is to log of username. The workstations are on a server 2003 Network. Yesterday 3 systems had the problem . Today about 10 have the problem. These options are not disabled in any Local / Group Plocies I have searched all over and can't find anything. Anyb help would be appreaciated Thanks David Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233473
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    - W2003? networking where? Trying to find info on networking on W2003 where's the newsgroup? I have to take a Windows 2000 PDC offline and replace it with a Windows 2003 that will be a PDC in it's place. Where can I find info on steps to follow to do that? Thanks for any help, Bob Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233472
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    - Ping both netbios name but give the same IP address In my domain, there's a DC named cndc001 was crashed and then I reinstall this DC and take a name as cndc002 with the same IP address. In the DNS, I deleted all the record of cndc001. but I still can ping to both server name cndc001/cndc002, and both give me the same ip address. I had ipconfig/flushdns both in the server and client, and clean the cache of the dns server. it did not work. thanks for any advice. Bruce Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233464
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    - Slow browsing, but only to one server... We have a 30 client network with two servers on it. We have found that for some time browsing to our one server is very quick, browsing through the other is a bit slower. We're using a VPN now, and the problem has become a lot worse. Not really that it got worse, btu the slowness is increased exponentialy for folks that are VPNing in. If we browse server02, entering \\server02\sharename in the address bar and clicking go or enter it comes up in a matter of 2 or three seconds. If we browse to a folder under that it opens in a few seconds. If we don the same on \\server01\sharename it takes a good 30 seconds. If we brpwse down a folder, it takes another solid 30 seconds. If we see that what w're looking for isn't in that folder and hit the 'UP' button it takes another 30 seconds to go back to the folder we were just in. DNS is running on this system and working fine, I'm really stumped and need some advice on what to play with to look for improvement. Again, all other systems browse to all other systems, though it's hard to tell if the server in question has any problems when browsing out to otehr systems. Where should I start looking here??? Thanks all. Mick Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233462
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    - Question re Backup domain servers I have a network that was set up years ago using a W2K server as a fileserver and as the PDC, I also have another computer (W2K) as a backup domain controler. That second computer is having hardware problems and we are replacing it. The new computer is a windows 2003 server. How do you make a windows 2003 server a backup domain controller? I suppose when all is done all I will have to do then is remove the old BDC from the network. Any help appreciated, Bob Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233460
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    - Look for a workgroup Solution I have a scenario with a Vista Home system. With Vista at my test office I can see a win2000 box and access the sahres but not with WinXPPro. A client just put in a WinVistaHomePrem machine onto a WinXPPro network and cannot see the other machines yet WinXP Pro can see his. What is not working here and how do we remedy this? -- Member - Liberal International This is doctor@nl2k.ab.ca Ici doctor@nl2k.ab.ca God, Queen and country! Beware Anti-Christ rising! Voting Canadians vote anyone but Harper Cronies!! Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233451
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    - Hostnames & Netbios Names Hi, Does anyone know of a good program to use that displays the following information for Windows 2000; IP address Hostname Netbios name Thanks, Matt Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233447
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    - Cannot Resolve FQDN I can ping hosts by name eg. server1 which returns an IP address but I cannot ping server1.mycompany.com even though my DNS server has a pointer record mapping the IP to server1.mycompany.com. Any ideas? Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233446
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    - problems with external time server Hello, i have problems with external time server. one domain controller is configured to set time from a external time server. i have no firewall on this server the eventlog says The NTP server <server> isn't synced, time not set. when a try the command w32tm -once, i received this: C:\>w32tm -once W32Time: BEGIN:InitAdjIncr W32Time: Adj 156248 , Incr 156250 fAdjust 0 W32Time: 156248 Adj!=Incr 156250 W32Time: END:Line 2503 W32Time: BEGIN:TsUpTheThread W32Time: END Line 1407 W32Time: TimeMMInit() W32Time: Kernel timer : using default maximum resolution W32Time: MaximumTime = 156250 W32Time: CurrentTime = 156250 W32Time: Timer calibrated, looped 1 times W32Time: BEGIN:InitTmCfg W32Time: END:Line 807 W32Time: BEGIN:InitTmCli W32Time: END:Line 2596 W32Time: BEGIN:InitTmData W32Time: END:Line 2618 W32Time: AvoidTimeSyncOnWan 0 W32Time: ntpserver - xx.xxx.xx.x (the ip is changed in x) W32Time: BEGIN:CMOSSynchSet W32Time: Setting adjustment 156248 - Bool 0 W32Time: BEGIN:SetTSTimeRes W32Time: END:Line 1295 W32Time: END:Line 864 W32Time: BEGIN:InitializeDC W32Time: BEGIN:GetRole W32Time: Role is 'PDC' W32Time: END Line 672 W32Time: BEGIN:FetchParentDomainName W32Time: NetLogonGetTimeServiceParentDomain() returned 54b with ptr 0 W32Time: END:Line 782 W32Time: END:Line 704 W32Time: Server: Binding to 1 NIC. W32Time: bind failed: 0x80072740 W32Time: Logging event 0xC0000031. 15 min until this event is allowed again. W32Time: 0xC0000031 reported to System Log in Event Viewer W32Time: BEGIN:FinishCleanup W32Time: BEGIN:TsUpTheThread W32Time: END Line 1407 W32Time: BEGIN:UnInitializeDC W32Time: Ptrs 0 - 0 W32Time: END:Line 727 W32Time: Time service stopped. W32Time: END:Line 407 who can help me? thanks Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233445
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    - Really Cool Videos! Want to hide something without seeming suspicious? Don't want all that ad-ware infested software which tries to hide your files? Try out this video tutorial which actuall... More=BBy teaches you how you can hide anything of any size on your harddisk with just two files of 1kb each! Simply press the Lock button and voila, your files appear to be a Recycle Bin outta nowhere! Check out this really neat video. Impress your friend with your OWN creation today! http://tinyurl.com/27cznx --------X-------- Want to send encrypted mail from any service provider like Yahoo!, Gmail, Hotmail without any provider support for encryption or any additional required encryption softwa... More=BBre? This video tutorial will help you make 256BIT encrypted messages/files which you can send over the Internet without any one intercepting it. With 256Bit encryption a supercomputer will take years to break. I teach you a very simple, time saving and efficient method to encrypt your secrets which only you and the intended person can share! http://tinyurl.com/255vpq Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233444
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    - Proxy Authentication Required Message I'm getting a proxy authorization required popup box asking for a user name and password on one users machine in my network. We do not have or use a proxy anywhere in my network. This jsut started happening. It occurs when the users strats windows or launches ie for the first time. Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233435
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    - How can I skip the login..? Hi all, I have a network with a couple of PCs, at home and I want to skip the login to my PC with Win2003 server. How can I do this? Kent J. Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233433
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    - need usb NIC driver to load before logging on to domain I'm currently administering a touchscreen workstation running win2k, that operates without a keyboard and operates on a win2k-based domain. Since there is no keyboard, the workstation is configured to log on to the network domain automatically. This particular workstation is using a usb-based network interface card. The network adapter is a Linksys USB200M. Because this adapter is usb-based its drivers seem to either take longer to load or are loaded later in the bootup process. This creates a problem whereby the Winlogon process attempts to automatically log on to the domain controller, and retrieve its roaming user profile BEFORE the network adapter has finished loading. Consequently, windows reports that it cannot retrieve the roaming user profile from the network share and reverts to a locally cached copy. I would like to ensure that the network adapter's drivers have finished loading before WinLogon initiates the logon process. I have come across two links which seem to suggest this is possible: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];193888 http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];115486 The first link in particular describes what I think is the the best solution: Making the WinLogon service dependent on the network adapter's device driver. In this case the logon would begin only after the device driver has loaded. I would like to try to create such a dependency by modifying the appropriate registry keys but I need to know what system service is in charge of WinLogon? I have found a "Netlogon" service but nothing which is explicitly labelled as "WinLogon" Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233427
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    - DHCP - IP running out Hello all. My DHCP server says that its running out of addresses but I have only 100 leases. My scope is of about 225 addresses but under scope leases I only see about 100 computers/leases. Where are the rest? I had to change the lease duration to 1 day but that didnt help too much. If I go through the list of leases and find ones that are not in there and ping them, I get no replies. That means that they are availble but DHCP is not giving them out....????? Some users do also connect via RDP so some leases show up as RAS. Any clues???????? Thanks guys. Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233426
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    - Access Folder in Different Domain Hi My NT logon is to DomainA. I have another machine B (Windows 2000 Server) register under DomainB. I can see Machine B under Domain B in my network neighbour hood. I try to access MachineB by typing '\\MachineB' in Start->Run, but i got an error saying '\\MachineB is not Accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions. There are curretnly no logon servers available to servce the logon request" But i able to share out my local folders, and go to MachineB to copy the files to my local share drive. I am using Windows XP SP2. Can anyone tell me how could i access share folder in MachineB ? (MachineB is in fact a server itself) Kind regards, Pizza Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233425
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    - Cant login to the user on the p2p network Hi. I cant have access to the user on my machine where I have all my files, which is the one I normally used and which is connected to the p2p network. Any clues.Printing and file sharing is working. Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233423
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    - User Permissions in Domain - pl help Hi! I have posted this in microsoft.public.win2000.general - but did not get much attention - so re-posted in here - >> >> I have a windows server 2003 domain controller along with two other >> application servers. >> >> I created a new user in the Active Directory and logged onto the >> domain using his credentials from his desktop computer which is running >> WinXP PRO with SP2. >> >> While testing - I found out that Iam not able to save any files I >> created onto the "C" Drive or the "D" Drive, but I am able create a >> folder on "C" or "D" Drives and >> >> then I can save files inside the folders. Iam also able to save onto >> My Documents and Desktop. >> >> The error I get when trying to save onto "C" or "D" Drive is - "You do >> not have permissions to save in this Directory. See the administrator >> to obtain permission" >> >> I logout the user and login as the administrator of the domain - right >> click "My Computer" - Manage and in the Groups - Administrator - I >> added the user as the member of administrator group - This way Iam >> able to save files anywhere - Obviously. >> >> Can anybody pl let me know what is the issue? >> >> I do not have any group policies - or the local security policy of the >> Domain Controller and the User Computer are all "not defined" >> >> Thank you in advance. >> >> Ven >> Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233422
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    - DHCP issue Hi, We have a Windows2003 Server acting as a DHCP Server with the address 192.168.0.1 to 190.168.0.255. The same is also acting as a DNS Sever for IPs 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.255. We were running out of IP for DHCP. Hence we created another scope 192.168.2.x in DHCP. When we connected another PC in the DHCP, it did not get 2.x address. We added a superscope. Even then it did not work. We then added the server as a router adding 192.168.2.1 as an additional IP. We then added 192.168.2.3 to the PC. Now, it was communicating with 2.1 but not with other IPs in the other subnets (viz 192.168.0.x and 192.168.1.x) At the server, it is not able to ping to 192.168.2.1 which is an additional IP of its interface. Where are we going wrong ? Thanks Regards Jagdish Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233421
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    - Trouble Adding Static IP Address I have seen this same behavior on two different IBM servers now and I am confused. I set the IP address to a static address via the Network Connections GUI. Click ok and everything closes. When you open it back up it shows that it is configured for DHCP. When checking ipconfig, it has the correct IP address. When I check the status via netsh it shows it is set to dhcp. So I change the info via netsh. When checking the status via netsh it shows it is static. When viewing via GUI it still shows it is set to DHCP. Why is this? Does it pull this from the registry or where does it get this info? This is with a broadcom NIC and I have seen many people with this same issue and the fix is usually upgrading the NIC driver. Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233420
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    - pass through authentication Hi there, If I want a username in active directory domain A to access a shared folder in a different network B that it has no trusts with can I just create a username with same name, password as in domain A and pass through authentication will work? Or maybe even a local user on the server with same name/password as in domain A. I am getting an error that resource is not accessible so far. You might not have permissions to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions Thanks a lot, T Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233417
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    - Cannot Save Web Page as a Web Archive File When I attempt to save a Web page as a Web archive (.mht) file, "Web Archive (*.mht)" may be missing from the Save As Type box. I found the problem in Microsoft Knowledge base. I try to use that way solve the problem. But faild. I reinstall Outlook Express. register Inetcomm.dll file. But can not solve the problem. please help me. this is a link about this problem KB http://support.microsoft.com/kb/198061#appliesto Tag: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Tag: 233412
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Howdy,

I have a LAN that includes a 150 meter run of fiber optic
line.

Right now, on each end, our (Win 2000 and XP) systems talk
to each other over that line using 100mbps NICs. Mostly, we
use that remote system to store images of the systems in our
office, and so, the files are sometimes on the order of 20
gig in size. As you would guess, it takes a while...

If we went to 1000mbps NICS, would we see faster speeds, or
would the fiber (or something else) be the gate.

Thanks for any thoughts on this,
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Kenneth

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Re: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? by Bob

Bob
Wed Oct 10 06:14:27 PDT 2007

Yes, the 100mb NICs are the current choke point. Of course you would
need to make sure everything between the NIC's is also gigabit capable.

Kenneth wrote:
> Howdy,
>
> I have a LAN that includes a 150 meter run of fiber optic
> line.
>
> Right now, on each end, our (Win 2000 and XP) systems talk
> to each other over that line using 100mbps NICs. Mostly, we
> use that remote system to store images of the systems in our
> office, and so, the files are sometimes on the order of 20
> gig in size. As you would guess, it takes a while...
>
> If we went to 1000mbps NICS, would we see faster speeds, or
> would the fiber (or something else) be the gate.
>
> Thanks for any thoughts on this,

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Re: Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? by Kenneth

Kenneth
Wed Oct 10 09:17:48 PDT 2007

On Wed, 10 Oct 2007 08:14:27 -0500, Bob I
<birelan@yahoo.com> wrote:

>Yes, the 100mb NICs are the current choke point. Of course you would
>need to make sure everything between the NIC's is also gigabit capable.
>

Hello again,

I thank you for your comment...

All the best,
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Kenneth

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