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wullieb1

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  1. I think we need to try and find out why your copt of XP wants to activate when you turn it on.

    I know you can save two files which will stop the need for activating, thsi site will give you the steps to back up these files: - http://www.iamnotageek.com/a/43-p1.php.

    I am presuming you have ran a full virus scan and ran adaware/spybot, etc, etc.

    Are you definately sure that nothing has changed in your system??

    Have you tried to restore from the restore CD's that came with the PC?? Backing up all essential data first of course.

  2. I've been working on this today and here is the answer

    Download a small, free tool called Telnet Scripting Tool. Actual exe is called TST10.EXE.

    Create a batch file called e-mail.cmd and enter the following commands

    tst10.exe /r:script.txt /o:output.txt /m

    Create a text file called script.txt and enter the following commands

    Your Mail Server 25

    wait " "

    send "helo your_domain_name\m"

    wait " "

    Send "Mail From:Sending_E-Mail_Address\m"

    wait " "

    Send "RCPT To:Receiving_E-Mail_Address\m"

    wait " "

    send "DATA\m"

    Wait " "

    Send "Subject: Test From telnet\mWullie wrote this.\m.\m"

    wait " "

    send "Quit\m"

    Please note that you will need to edit the items in red for this to work.

    I have attached the relevant files for you to use.

    Hope this helps

    Wullie

  3. You may want to have a look at this site m8. It'll explain how to create your own cerificates for SSL

    http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/SSL_En...g_OWA_2003.html

    Message Security in OWA 2003

    http://www.petri.co.il/configure_message_s...in_owa_2003.htm

    I would strongly recommend implementing some sort of security feature on your exchange box before going live with this.

    If possible set up an exchange 2003 front end server in a DMZ.

    Have fun.

  4. Try setting it as a mchine policy.

    Do the follwoing to do this:

    Go to Start, Run and type GPEDIT.MSC

    Browse to Computer Configuration, Windows Settings, Security Settings, Local Policies, Security Options.

    The 9th option down is Clear virtual memory pagefile when system shuts down.

    Double Click this and select either enabled, it will clear it, or disabled, it won't.

    Hope this will help

  5. Have you tried to connect to it using the IP address??

    Can you ping the IP address??

    To test TCP/IP connectivity by using the net view command, open Command Prompt, and then type net view \\ComputerName. The net view command lists the file and print shares of a computer running Windows by establishing a temporary connection. If there are no file or print shares on the specified computer, the net view command displays a "There are no entries in the list" message.

    If the net view command fails with a "System error 53 has occurred" message, verify that ComputerName is correct, that the computer running Windows is operational, and that all of the gateways (routers) between this computer and the computer running Windows are operational.

    If the net view command fails with a "System error 5 has occurred. Access is denied." message, verify that you are logged on using an account that has permission to view the shares on the remote computer.

    To further troubleshoot this connectivity problem, do the following:

    Use the ping command to ping ComputerName.

    If the ping command fails with an "Unable to resolve target system name" message, then ComputerName cannot be resolved to its IP address.

    Use the net view command and the IP address of the computer running Windows, as follows:

    net view \\IPAddress

    If the net view command succeeds, then ComputerName is being resolved to the wrong IP address.

    If the net view command fails with a "System error 53 has occurred" message, the remote computer might not be running the File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks service.

    Lifted from here

    http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/home/us...PingConnect.asp

  6. It looks like your DNS suffix is being appended to the address.

    Have a look at the properties of yoru DNS suffix in you Network properties.

    Thank for the hint ... I've locate the problem. It was DNS Suffix Search List that had multiple enteries including net.test.org NET.TEST.ORG and TEST.ORG ... so I configured a GPO (Computer Configuration/Administrative Templates/Network/DNS Client/DNS Sufix Search List) to include just my AD domain name, and now everything works just fine :) ... thanks

    NP m8 glad to have helped

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