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please post your scopes with ip addresses and subnetmasks so we can look if subnetting is a problem. regards bio..

We switched from sophos to nod32 a few years ago. Back then sophos degraded performance on the workstation in a terrible way. Now we are using nod32 for 4 years.. PRO's would be performance, easy installation and roll-out. con's : terrible support (at least in netherlands they only have email support ).. overall we are happy with it regards bio..

You can also take a look at 3com 4800G, 5500G or 4500G series bio..

I urge you to update to isa 2004 or 2006. In this version you can easily modify the HTTP filter to block MSN traffic (can't do in 2000).. But beware there are many website that support webmessaging so you'll have a hardtime blocking those as well. just my 2 cents bio..

Are you sure no other policy overrules your new one ? Yuu can use the group policy management console (GPMC) "Group Policy Results" option which you can use to find out which policies are winning for the various settings. bio..

I would not install this in a production environment. Schema updates are nonreversible. bio..

Personally i would not set these 2 items at all. just do this in your login script. regards bio..

oh yes .. the 3com 4500 or 5500 series switches do support port mirroring and are CLI based switches as well (huawei based). Further 3com switches have lifetime guarantee.. so pete's info is incorrect on this one. In fact they are a good choice compared to cisco high $$$ bio..

I would not buy any switch at all to practice with. Get one of the following switch emulators here : GNS3 | <-- very powerfull but requires ios file Introducing Packet Tracer 5.1 - Cisco Systems if you need my help..just pm me bio..

hi bcx, Why did you tag the ports for DHCP and the gateway ? they should be untagged as well bio..

How many domaincontrollers do you have and which of them are a Global Catalog ? Perhaps you can use : "c:\program files\microsoft office\office12\outlook.exe" /rpcdiag it gives some additional how outlook connects to your exchange environment regards bio.

cacti overhere.. and 3com network director bio..

this leech should do just fine hxxp://code.msdn.microsoft.com/NoMas/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=1555 bio..

Well 2 weeks ago i spoke to a fellow engineer that ran into the same problem as yours... shares where disappearing on a w2k8 server box. It seems that a server.exe service was running on the box... as he investigated ...he pinned down the problem due to a faulty client that was creating havoc on the server. That client was infected with a trojan/virus. He also told me that he was running symantec AV that had not recognised that virus.. after cleanig the network (he used NOD32).. his problems went away.. I hope this helps somehow bio..

By any change you have a service server.exe running on your box ? bio..

Indeed this is the way we also have configured it.. works like a charm bio...

I am looking for an old program called Question Mark Designer 3. I have some old tests with a QDT file extension that i need to convert to a new testing software application. Can someone help me out ? This is an application made by an UK company, perhaps you have an evaluation version lying around or a copy of an unused licented version... or perhaps someone knows how to extract data from those QDT test files ? THX Bio..

Just rightmouseclick on the serverobject or firewall policies object and choose Export (backup).. after that you can those to encrypt the backupfile.. Done.. Install new isa box... then choose Import (Restore)... now youre done bio..

SYNACK, Not need to worry .. used this procedure before and works like a charm. Allways have a rollback is your plan A good tip would be to import that server into a virtual machine and migrate on test environment first.. then on production bio..

+1 NOD32 we use nod32 for many years now.... simply the best AV i have seen in my 10 year IT carreer bio...

To my simple knowledge you need to configure a listener on the external (WAN) interface. So a public adres with a port number to which the home clients are conneting. Then create a server publishing rule that uses the listener and redirects to ip 172.16.1.15. I asume in this scenario that the external ip of the isa is an public ip adres... regards bio

perhaps : hxxp://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc750609.aspx will help bio..

We don't have applications on clients anymore. We have them located on a share. We use thinapp by vmware for this. You can use a streaming product if required to control bandwidth bio..

this will help you: hxxp://support.microsoft.com/kb/281626 hxxp://windowsis.com/blogs/windowsis/archive/2007/06/12/using-dhcpexim-and-netsh-to-migrate-dhcp-scopes-to-a-windows-2003-server-dhcp-server.aspx bio

You should configure your rule to use authenticated users and not All users. This way only active directory users will be able to use the internet. Also you could segment your network by placing the isa internal nic on a seperate subnet. configure routing on your core switch. This way the internal client have a different ip as default gateway. Now you can use a GPO to configure the clients as proxy clients. bio..