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Uberwilhelm

wow, that one is very hard!

anyway, in my workplace we do like this!
1. every important files was footer marked
- CONFIDENTIAL : GREEN > allow COPY & SHARE (INTERNAL/EXTERNAL)
- CONFIDENTIAL : YELLOW > allow INTERNAL COPY & SHARE but dont SHARE it to EXTERNAL
- CONFIDENTIAL : RED > dont COPY ...

Uberwilhelm

Howdy everyone.

Does anyone know of a way to prevent users from uploading files from a network folder to the internet either with IE or Firefox? I have a folder I need people to still have access to but want to prevent any files from being copied or uploaded to the internet. Thank you.

Uberwilhelm

Each of these particular servers has one two port nic with only one port in use with a static IP. We have one domain, but several IP ranges. This particular one is not included in DHCP. All of our 35 servers are plugged into an HP 5406 core switch.

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The servers have the same IPs they have had since their install 5 years ago. Nothing on the domain has ever had these IPs. The IP range they are in is strictly for servers. Nothing else. They are internal IPs and cards with only one IP per server. Thanks for replying. This mystery has been driving ...

Uberwilhelm

Hello everyone

I have two win 2003 servers both with static IPs and both in an IP range that is NOT included in DHCP, but about once a week they both get IP conflicts (at different times). Driving me nuts. Any ideas? Thanks

Uberwilhelm

Hello.

There are two OUs in AD that my helpdesk guys aren't able to administer. They are able to unlock/change passwords on every account except in these two OUs. Any suggestions short of making them domain admins? Many thanks

Uberwilhelm

OK. I figured it out. I ran regmon while trying to do a windows updates and apparently there were some reg entries that the SYSTEM did not have full access to. Once I gave full access, updates worked again. Not sure how these got changed but that seems to have done it.

Uberwilhelm

Howdy all.

I have two Win2003 R2 SP2 servers out of 25 that fail when trying to run windows updates. I have been searching the web for days for answers and nothing I have found is working. If anyone can help it would be most appreciated. Here is the Windowsupdate.log and you can see where it is ...

Uberwilhelm

Cool. Thanks for the advice all.

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Sava700 wrote:no and thats why its a "old rule" that was something people adopted with XP and well yeah it needed SP1 for Vista but with Win7 the RC runs better than Vista does on SP2

LOL Fair enough.

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I used to live by the old rule of never get a new OS until the first service pack. That doesn't still stand?

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What about software compatibility? I have never used a 64 bit OS.. Any issues with drivers and or games?

Uberwilhelm

Howdy all

I'm thinking about Vista premium home 64 bit for my new machine because I want to drop in 8GB RAM. It's so cheap right now so why not? My question is, if I'm planing on making this a gaming pc, any reason I shouldn't use this OS?

Many thanks

Uberwilhelm

Have you tried disabling the TCP/IP offload engine (TOE)? I've had toe cause some real issues, with things like 100baseT client crawling, etc. It's a simple command to turn it on and off. From a command line:

Turn TOE Off-

netsh int ip set chimney DISABLED

Turn TOE back on-

netsh int ip set ...

Uberwilhelm

Some updates:

Set core and NIC to 1000-auto (full isn't an option) and still happening. I did notice something in the system log though that is very odd and seems to get worse as the NIC gets worse. I see an information entry of "The PsExec service was successfully sent a stop control." Event 7035 ...

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Does the office have a firewall? If it does, most of them come with a VPN gateway built in and all you have to do is set up RAS on the server. After that, he will have all network resources available to him from any internet connection.

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Well I'd probably rule out the switch....that Procurve isn't some el cheapo!...nice switch.

Does that cable happen to run across anything? Flourescent lighting? Anything?

Scratching my head here...
Antivirus on the server? What does this server do? Any part of it sticking out from behind the ...

Uberwilhelm

Hiya Cat.

I have tried all of the basics. Cable change, port change, ect. but same issue. Server isn't a DC and I haven't uninstalled the broadcom so I will try that. The server goes into our HP Procurve 5406zl core switch and it currently set to auto, so maybe I will try and hard code it to ...

Uberwilhelm

Howdy everyone.

I have a very odd issue with one of my servers that is making me want to bang my head on a wall. I installed a brand new Intel Pro 100 PT and the most current drivers. What is happening is that every three days, almost like clockwork, the NIC starts dropping packets and connection ...

Uberwilhelm

Hello everyone.

I have one XP Pro client on my win2003 domain that keeps dropping it domain authentication. I have DFS and randomly throughout the day it just drops the connection but I am able to browse the network fine and if I go to start/run, enter the server name I can browse it no problem. I ...

Uberwilhelm

Outstanding little utility! I found a bunch of accounts I didn't know were still floating around.

Uberwilhelm

The 2600 series is at End of Life with Cisco, but if they are supplied and supported by the ISP I guess it doesn't matter much.

Passing traffic means very little. If there is something configured wrong on the router it might allow icmp, but deny other types of traffic. To me it sounds like you are ...

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When I hear about any equipment leased/rented from an ISP they are usually my first call. Without any access to the configuration of those devices there is no way to be certain that there is no ACL or other configuration that blocks the traffic you want. It seems basic routing is setup properly as ...

Uberwilhelm

Can you browse the network on the other side of the T1? For example can the branch office users get to files on the shared folders?

How does the PTP connect to the main site? Is there a firewall involved at all?

Good morning.

No, the remote office cannot browse the home network. The PTP is ...

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The home subnet is 255.255.252.0 and the remote one is 255.255.255.0 there are no servers there at all. They pull all of their DHCP from the DCs here. They are pulling the correct DNS server IPs from here (internal not external). I can ping the servers by both name and IP. it is very confusing ...

Uberwilhelm

Hello all.

I have a point to point T1 (installed and managed by our ISP) connecting a remote office to our main one. I created a new DHCP scope for the office. In the remote office someone connects and pulls the correct DHCP info. Ip, subnet, dns ect.. they can get to the internet (shared with the ...

Uberwilhelm

I'm thinking you will have to make separate GPOs for each company.

Uberwilhelm

Outstanding. Many thanks. I tried Spiceworks and it seemed to work ok, but did not accomplish the goal I was after. I have three wireless APs that I can't find the docs for and have no idea what their IPs are. So I was hoping this would find them. Nope. LOL I confirmed they are active and working ...

Uberwilhelm

Hi all.

I am looking for something that I can use to sniff my network and show me everything that is attached. I have been googling but can't really seem to come up with what I am looking for. Any suggestions?

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Excellent. Thanks for the info. I have about 200 PCs with about 80 reservations and I didn't really want to re create them all. I will be doing it this weekend so I will post the results just for giggles.

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Sorry I should have been more specific. Yes I will be doing the database move. I have waaaayy to many reservations to put back in. LOL I have the article, I was just wondering if anyone had any real life experiences with doing it and if any problems came up that's all.

Uberwilhelm

You can't just plug in a wireless access device into a printer. It would have to be a wireless print server. Unless your printer has a built in print server, then it might work.

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I have an aging DC that I want to demote but it is running DHCP. I want to move the role to a new server. I have looked up all of the steps and it seems pretty straight forward. I just want to know if anyone has done this and run into any problems. Thanks

Uberwilhelm

Is it just the one computer that is not showing up?

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Well it has been a week and the issue has not repeated so it looks like that may have done it. Thanks again!

Uberwilhelm

Got it. I will try it and see if it resolves. Many thanks

Uberwilhelm

Verified most of that already. That's why this is so confusing. LOL Any suggestions on a good TCP/Winsock repair utility?

Uberwilhelm

Hello all.

I have one pc on my network that keeps dropping it's domain log on. It stays connected to the internet, can browse the network vie "My Network Places", and can access servers via run, but when he tries to access network drives via my computer or tries to print, it states not accessable ...

Uberwilhelm

I'd go through Event Viewer on the server. Both System, and DNS.

You mention "one of your domain controllers"...how many are there? I think based on your thread so far..you have 3 domain controllers? What are their TCP/IP settings in detail? Which one is your master that holds the FSMO and cat ...

Uberwilhelm

Well I tried your suggestion today and no change. It's really strange. I can navigate the network via "My Network Places" just fine on one of my domain controllers, but the other three and the workstations, nothing. I'm suspecting a DNS issue, but everything seems to match up. I'm stumped.

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