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Before i chuck Ruckus through a Window.....
TheMinister replied to Quackers's topic in Wireless Networks
In the ZoneDirector. Have a look at: Configure -> Access Points -> Access Point Policies. Is Load Balancing enabled or disabled? What number do you have set as Max Client? -
Can you post the tracert of DC1 and DC2 ?
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Wow. Thats an elaborate way to do a simple job. When we change our key, we set a startup script. netsh wlan add profile "XML FILE" user=all
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Have you tried a nslookup against DC2. If it times out then it may not have the proper forwarded configured, it may also be under heavy load (limiting it's ability to respond to requests).
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xcopy then update your GPO's / Scripts to suit
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Workstations making A LOT of requests to Google???
TheMinister replied to BassTech's topic in Windows 7
Looks like requests from Google Toolbar. Where are the requests originating from? -
You could always run a script to ping your gateway once a second and log it to a file on the laptop. Log date and time - when it drops out, check the event viewer to see whats wrong.
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Does the Group Policy deploy? Does the computer in question get the deployed printer and works properly?
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Good to hear.
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I've read that, and I know exactly where people are coming from.
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[fog] Creating a base image for multi-platform image
TheMinister replied to Greenbeast's topic in O/S Deployment
Ancient Method: You may find it easier to build hardware specific images. Over a wide range of hardware, you'll struggle to get a single image that will work. If they were very similar models, you may get away with it. -
You may find that because they're USB devices, Windows doesn't find them immediately. Try logging onto the computer (somehow), then re-inserting the USB devices to get them to re-install.
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10020: Are you using IPv6? If not, this error is fine. 1070: Do you have Network Access Protection enabled or disabled? If enabled, you have a problem. Try disabling it. 1056: Check that DHCP can dynamically update DNS. Check which user DHCP server service is running under. Should be 'Network Service'
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What about a scheduled task?
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Kyocera - Very sturdy, ceramic drums. Last a very long time. OKI - A little more expensive, almost bulletproof. Very easy to repair. Personally, I'd use OKI.
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Trace a Network Fault - Packet Capturing Help...
TheMinister replied to enjay's topic in Wired Networks
Build yourself a dual homed firewall that will log all traffic. You can use this to segment areas of your network. -
What does event viewer say?
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Free -> Psexec Paid -> Diskeeper Enterprise
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[fog] Creating a base image for multi-platform image
TheMinister replied to Greenbeast's topic in O/S Deployment
How many different hardware configurations are you planning to deploy WinXP to? -
What's showing in event viewer?
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Before i chuck Ruckus through a Window.....
TheMinister replied to Quackers's topic in Wireless Networks
Check the RF on the AP. If the threshold is set too low it'll always try to another AP with a stronger signal.
