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I could do that for web sites, but I need port redirection for other applications that I can't install on my poor Pentium II router. The test with an HTTP server is the easiest way to know if port redirection works...

We may be :P. Since my ISP blocks port 80, I’ve set up the router to translate all that comes to port 8080 to port 80 on the same machine (the router itself) that runs IIS on port 80. That works perfectly. However, when I try the same thing on another machine running IIS, it does not work...

Well I found my problem. It seems my isp blocks all the port that I was testing with (80 and 21). I tried on port 8080 and it worked...

I'll stop around once in a while. Thanks for the IP. I can't play now because my ping is about 180. Stupid videotron :( .

I don't think that I have set remote access policies to keep routing from happening. I checked in group policy for the router and the default domain policy. There was a policy for remote access in the "routing and remote access" snap-in that was set to "refuse remote access". I set it to accept...

Port redirection seems to be working to a certain degree. I set up an IIS web and ftp server on my router. When i use port redirection on ports 20, 21 and 80, it gives me an error (operation timed out). When I don't use port redirection, it gives me the web site and ftp of the router. So I guess...

I tried with FTP by forwarding ports 20 and 21 on the same machine. Did not work :( .

Dynamic IP. I don't have a registered domain name but I have a dynamic dns name. For testing, I use the internet Ip address and not the dynamic dns name. My web server is IIS and it's configured to use port 80 on it's LAN interface who has a static IP. On the router, I specified that this IP...

I just tried to do it with windows 2000 ics. It gives me the exact same errors.

Hi everyone. I'm running a software router (windows 2000 routing and remote access) and i'm trying to reach an HTTP server behind the router from the internet. It's supposed to be simple. I searched technet and found an article on how to do it with windows 2000 routing and remote access...

I hope they can cope with one !

So it's alive now?

Speed disk takes a very long time to defrag. However, other defrag utilities like Diskeeper and O&O are not very effective when drives are almost full (20% or less free space). Speed disk is much better at this. It's also much better with compressed NTFS files.

I'll give time to all this new technology to mature, then i'll decide. My system is perfect for me right now. I've been looking for a decent secondary system though :P .

It does not state the capacity of the SSD....lol?

Thanks for your impressions on the G5 Greg. I thought that the G5's would feel faster than PC's. But it seems it's not the case. For Windows 2000, I noticed that you can't feel any speen increase when adding RAM beyond 256MB for light stuff (internet, word, excel) and 512MB for heavy duty...

Coug, why not a Honda Civic Hybrid? You get excellent fuel economy and a good car, plus the fact that the a civic does not look wierd (or make you look weird). The Cavalier did not undergo major changes recently. There was a minor face lift and the engine. Our canadian government has a guide...

Or faulty memory...

or ghost version 7.5. Entreprise edition is preferred.

Entourage is Microsoft's Office for Mac e-mail client. Has anyone tried this product? There's not much product info on Microsoft's site.

There is rule creation in the 2003 edition.

So microsoft wants people to pay for e-mail clients? Well, I guess people will have to switch. There is no way someone will purchase office or a hotmail extended account to get e-mail. I hope people will switch to Moz or Opera. On a side note, I tried Outlook 2003 Web Access on microsoft's...

If we can make Microsoft cut prices on it's products in countries where people do not have the money to afford it's software, I wonder if we can make pharmaceutical companies do the same...

Some people reported to me problems with Office 97. But, one did tell me that it was exactly after installing the patch that the problem occur. Maybe Office 97 has some problems with the new files in the patch (ole32.dll comes to mind). They solved the problem by upgrading to Office 2000. They...

Double the respect! WOW!

By the way, Québec has lots of electricity to offer to you poor americans. Notice how we were not affected by the power outage, nor did new england...Since you seem to have some problems with your power, we can always sell you electricity and a...ahem..."fair" price. :lol: Just joking of course.

It's surprising how emergency procedures are going so well. Plus, there was no looting in NYC, so I guess that's also something to be happy about. It confirms how NYC has changed since the 70's :D.

Remember this thread ? http://www.storageforum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2489 I guess it happened jtr :wink: . It seems there is no damage though. I see the images on CNN from NYC. It's very impressive seing all those people in the streets. So far, the emergency procedures are going pretty...

Especially true in an entreprise environnement, with mission critical servers.

Another thread for this : http://www.storageforum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2620

Still working on it this morning. We made headlines in the local newspaper :oops: . It's getting better though.

Push? You need System Update Services or SMS to "Push" patches (unattended install). You need to login to run a login script, no? Many people are on vacation at this time of the year. For servers, some never get logged on. And some have many people log in them (windows terminal server), in...

I had a similar problem with ghost 7.5 EE. After ghosting, my boot disk partition was not accessible. I could access it with DOS (FAT32 partition) and the file names were all mixed up, with weird ()(&&*%*#%?) characters. If possible, try drive image to see if the same problem (or similar ones...

I agree with you. But we have about 44 domains all administered by different technicians. I don't have a major role where i work, because i'm a student and i'll be gone in two weeks. But I hope that those in charge of the IT infrastructure will find a way to deploy those patches. Where I...

You can also unplug the computer from the network to prevent the auto shutdown...it's simpler but I don't know if it works all the time. Also, I think that it's not all the computers that have problems (rebooting) that have the actual worm (msblast.exe). However, the computer that has that...

Ahhh.... We have this where I work. We're one of the first entreprises in Canada to have it. And man do we have troubles. Our network was crippeled. It's a worm that uses a security flaw in RPC to copy itself on computers and to make the computers do weird stuff. The most common symptom is an...

Thanks for the links Buck. Very interesting.

Also, you can delete stuff from c:\documents and settings\<username>\local settings\temp.

Yes, those files let you uninstall service packs and patches. I delete them, because it's very difficult to un-install a service pack or a patch without having many problems. This folder contains updated windows files with the service pack. You can transfer those files on another drive or...

Don't tell me you don't agree with her :wink: .

The board was used with PC133 SDRAM all along. So I doubt it solves the problem. However, the quick boot setting might solve the problem. I'll give it a try.

I would like to see the types of reliability problems included in those surveys. German cars have lots of reliability problems, but most are minor problems like broken plastic, electrical problems, etc... American cars may have more problems with the mechanic....

In a related matter, someone took www.storageforum.com . The web site is somewhat related to storage...

Ok, here's a Windows 95 EULA that came with an IBM Aptiva. It's in french though. It's the only thing I have. Now we put some fish magic powder in it... (I had to edit it, some parts were not very clear :D). Here we see that he has the right to a refund. But the terms are not set. If you...

We will have to check on this... I still doubt he had the OEM EULA. 2. The manufacturer, Dell, by offering the $10 check, validated the refund claim.

He said he paid retail for the computer and the software, so I guess that means he has a retail version of the software.

What I meant is that if his windows copy is OEM, it is an integral part of the machine. So if he does not like it, he has to return the machine for a full refund. Dell, or any OEM, do not sell you Windows, nor do they sell pentium processors, seagate hard drives, etc.... They sell machines. Can...

satisfied

This works for retail versions I think...not OEM's. If you're not satisfies with the OS that came with you Dell, you must return the system for a full refund. I don't know if you can just get a refund for windows.

Humm...so it won't work with my setup...Is there a way for me to implement port forwarding without a router? I think ICS does that, but only for standard ports like 80 or 21.