westbourne

Just finished creating an image for the laptops we have. Anyone got any tips on if I should just do a straight image or shall I sysprep & use unattend function?

Cheers guys. I found out the prob. Turns out a netgear wireless switch i installed as a temp measure has a dhcp server itself automatically on. Only found the device by turning of the domain controller & stopping dhcp on the 2nd DC & then releasing & renewing an ip on a laptop. The typed the ip conflicting ip into browser which brought up the netgear login box. School boy error or what! Still lesson learned & its sorted now.

Hi all, Hope someone can point me in the right direction. 1) One of my servers IP address keeps conflicting with another device on the network. I can only assume that whatever device it is, the IP was manually put in, thus causing the conflict. I can get the MAC address of the offending device but I cant locate it, mainly because I cant resolve its host name. Any Ideas?? 2) I have created 3 subnets. 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.3.254. Now I have only allowed the DHCP to assing addresses from 192.168.1.0 - 192.168.3.254. However Im finding that some PC's are picking up addresses from the 192.168.0.4 onwards range. Why is this & how do I solve this?? Any ideas would be much appreciated.

Yes mate, I need to block this. Recommend anything?

Hi, Here is my prob. In the logon scripts for students I delete any existing printers to do with there profile with the following commanc call \\dc2\apps\con2prt\con2prt \f This is fine except it worls a little too well. It seems to delete the 'Macromedia Flash Paper' option under the users printers. Is there a way around this?? Can I add a line in the printers.bat file to install it etc... Printers are identified by the location that the user logs in on the renger network. Thanks in advance

Any Ideas??

Any Ideas on how to achieve this??? Any ideas welcome. :idea: