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If you right click on the contacts folder and select properties then go to the outlook address book tab and select the check box.. If the check box is not there then you need to go to tool -> accounts -> add new address book.. add additional address book -> outlook address book then go back to the contacts folder right click -> outlook address book and check the box.. name it whatever you want it to show up as when you click "To"

Yes it was.. does it show up in disk management.. maybe it just isnt getting a drive letter?

all the Remove access to use all Windows Update Features does is it greys out the control panel applet for the end user/administrator to make changes locally

Make sure you have it it Application mode and not Remote administration mode

I think you are missing the point.. P2P should not be on a Corporate network because it is more than a security risk.

This is where you use security filtering.. Remove authenticated users from the security permissions.. create a group called Citrix servers add the citrix servers to the group Apply read permissions to the Citrix group under Security filtering in group policy

Yes it is definately the firewall.. I am looking for a way around it since i do not want to disable it on the client machines.. even the measly windows firewall will help stop a virus outbreak on a network... I applied a GPO as the article above stated.. I am yet to test it though.. i will post back with feedback when i get a chance to test it

....... I cant even beleive I am translating this... this is stupid Conepatus leuconotus is a large naked-muzzled skunk with white back and tail; of southwestern North America and Mexico and Wood Pussy is an American musteline mammal typically ejecting an intensely malodorous fluid when startled; in some classifications put in a separate subfamily Mephitinae so basically he called whoever it was 2 different mammals. I now feel like I am in the 6th grade

P2P on a Corporate Network is a definate NO across the board.. workstation, laptop, server.. it doesnt matter.. In theory.. there is no problem like you said.. in reality.. there is nothing legal/right about it.

Here is the deal. I have a network with All windows XP Pro (some 64bit but that is not a problem). All computers have SP2 with the firewall enabled(my choice) What rules would i have to create to allow me to run a vb script from the server to gather information from the remote machines registry (remote registry service is enabled) If i turn the firewall off, it works. On it does not.. I have 1 win2k machine and it has no firewall and it works. so it is definately the firewall. Any ideas? and please dont tell me to turn off the firewall.. that is not what I am looking for.

It worked. Thanks alot TheFlash428.. this is a big help

Opera is currently the most secure browser but that is only because it only has less than a 1% market share or internet browsers.. If we can all remember.. firefox was the most secure until it gained in popularity.. not it is just as vulnerable if not more(arguable) than IE.. As the market share increases.. so will its exploits.. that is the way it always goes.

your 169.254.194.17 address means you did not get an address from the DHCP server.. make sure you have network connectivity or that DHCP is started

Not a good idea. your are asking for a load of problems opening up ports for P2P apps on your corporate enviroment. As a general security practice.. you want the least available ports open as possible. so opening up more is not a good idea P2P on a corporate is not a good idea.. you will get loaded with viruses and other unwanted things on your network.. remember.. if you open the ports on your corporate firewall. anyone else will be able to run the software download all sorts of stuff to your network As a network admin.. why would you want P2P on your corp. network.. you know you are only asking for trouble.. P2P filesharing is illegal you know.. your company can get into a LOT of trouble if you have illegal software It is not only a security risk but it is a financial risk for your company and should be a risk of your job.

Your best bet would be to just get either 2000 or 2003 server and install it on there. . you could run the other as another domain but just remember.. you get what you pay for. if you piece it together.. it will fall to pieces. no you wont have to buy another set of cals as long as the second server is part of the same domain. and you installed it using per seat instead of per server

Plug it into the usb port using the supplied cable.. Install any of the provided software Thats all I did and mine works fine

unfortunately i have not had experience with this software.. have you tried their support request form http://www.oo-software.com/en/support/index.html

What TheFlash428 said is completely right. Cached is a full copy of your mailbox stored locally. This makes outlook run faster because it doesnt have to request across the network and can drastically reduce your network traffic. Cached mode also lets you do client side junk email filtering which is a huge advantage. if you dont use cached mode.. then junk mail will only be filtered on the server side. Outlook will still filter the messages if it is not in cached mode but it will wait until you open the email before it moves it.. In cached mode.. it will run the junk mail rules against the local store and move without you having to open the junk email

Just to get it out of the way... are these 2 sites on different subnets and have you created the subnet in sites and services are these 2 sites behind any firewalls can they ping each other browse each others shares Is there one Global Catalog at each site?

The PC i am writing this post from is 2k3 standard with WMP10. I honestly cannot remember how I installed it.. I want to say from Windows updates under optional software A couple of things to look for.. Add/remove programs -> add remove components -> look for windows media player Go to windows update and see if it is available under optional software go to start -> run -> wmplayer and hit ok.. if it is installed it should take you through the setup

what program is this that you are using? is anything showing up in the event viewer? and yes you can delete/disable the asp.net account.. unless you are running web server on your pc.. you can remove it

This one seems to have a problem if the machine is unavailable(turned off/firewalled) it returns the error on line 70 character 1 which is Set objReg=GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & _ This would be fine if it misses some but it errors out and stops If i run it on a single machine that I know is online it works fine

go to start -> run -> control userpasswords2 verify your username is in there.. if not add it.

Either way.. If you are using DNS. Wins.. single label or not.. should not be necessary unless you are using legacy clients(9x machines) here is an article from microsoft about domain clients and single label domain names and how to get the clients to work http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300684

nmX.Memnoch I downloaded the exe from the site and it appears to of executed however no output TheFlash428 This is almost exactally what I am looking for... It runs and creates an output file.. however.. is there any way to get it to write to a single file as oppsed to a different file for each pc? Yzöwl you say that if the output isnt being created. there is a problem with the query.. if i run the REG QUERY \\computername\HKLM\SOFTWARE\InterNetworX Systems\ICS\Configuration" /v "Workstation ID" from the command line i get a result.. this is the same query I have in the batch file. except with the %_NAME% instead of the computer name when i turn echo on.. it says basically says that it found it and that it is writing _OUTPUT.TXT but nothing shows up. (for testing purposes.. share and ntfs permissions are set to full control everyone)