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From a command prompt on the server, change to the bin folder, run websenseping... websenseping.exe -t 5 -m 2 -url www.url.com or create a folder on your workstaion and copy the following from the bin folder.. btuc320.dll Diagnostics.dll libeay32.dll log4cxx.dll ssleay32.dll stlport_vc646.dll stlport_vc7146.dll WebsensePing.exe WFCBase.dll WFCNetwork.dll I copied these files to a local folder, C:\WebsensePing, then created a batchfile, wp.bat, in my local windows folder with the following ================ echo off cls C:\WebsensePing\websenseping.exe -t 5 -s 192.168.0.10 -m 2 -url %1 pause ================ so from a run box I can type.. wp www.url.com and websense will return the category and disposition. Just replace the ip address with your websnese server IP and if it's on a firewall, open port 15868. --

We use a freebie tool, sql Spy which shows real time sql connections and the relevant host name making the connection. In my experience viewing sessions can be unreliable; some of our clients don't map an 's drive' and SIMS Info shows dead connections, mainly caused by laptop users closing the lid forcing a laptop in to standby. Cheers. --

What version of Office? Do staff use the same method of accessing the Internet as the students? Office connects to online clipart and does so anonymously. We had a similar problem and had to create firewall rules for unauthenticated access to the office websites involved. Cheers, -- JB

Hi, I've checked the driver files in the printer properties box | About tab and in the spool folders on a few machines, and those that exist in both locations have the same file version / modified date etc. Thanks, -- JB

Server Windows 2003 SP1 Clients Windows XP SP2 Been sctracthing my head for a while with this now. Most of our networked printers are installed on a Windows 2003 printserver using TCP/IP ports and installed on the clients using a per machine printer connection. (rundll32) This setup has worked well for over a year but users are now randomly receiving errors when printing. For example, when printing from Word, the printer appears to be installed and print options (no of copies etc) can be set but an error is displayed when the user clicks 'Print', 'Windows cannot print due to a problem with the current printer setup' Printing from notepad gives 'Incorrect function'. Wordpad gives no error but the dialog box that usually displays spooling progress doesn't appear. The event log on both client and server show's nothing of relevance.. the only print entries in the server logs are print job records. I've tried logging on as a user with admin rights on an affected client. The correct printer appears in Control Panel | Printers applet but print jobs fail. if I try to to view the properties of the printer, there's a noticeable delay before they are displayed. After this, printing works correctly! Grateful for any ideas. Thanks. -- JB