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you need to be careful when scanning Exchange... certain parts of it don't like to be scanned and should be exempted from real-time A/V scanning as well. You should also find out why your A/V scanner is failing to run a simple scheduled scan. Your users should all have AV software and be...

That would depend entirely on the the type/level of the original hack, and if the attacker knows you have a VPN or scans your connections/ports... it's all relative.

you are saying you want to save the encodes on the local machine and then drag them to the nas? or work with and save them directly on the nas? either way it shouldn't matter. The only drawbacka are the speed of your network if you're working from the nas, and the type and speed of the HD's in...

sounds like your Google homepage is cached, and your having an IP Address problem or DNS problem. As far as you IM working, I would have to say that it's not using DNS to find it's server, OR your have it's statically mapped (whether from your IM program you're using or elsewhere...). Either...

most multi-function printers will NOT work on a printserver. They usually state this in the owners manual in the fine print. You can probably find it also on the Canon support website... :(

IP addresses are bought and sold, like anything else. So, for ISP's it's a numbers game (especially the smaller / local ISP's), they can buy a certain amount IP's (I'll make this very basic and not get into the details), and use them for a greater amount of people. For example: JoeShmoeISP...

yah, I thought so too, microsoft agrees as well as others... it's my employers I have to convince now, they believe no one in the company would delete files like that and not say anything... go figure. Thanks much, TC

FYI: It's for connection and/or adminstration (depending on which version you install) to a Novell based server, from your Windows based workstation.

I generally avoid software firewalls like the plague... I've prefer hardware firewalls because 1. they are effective 2. they don't take resources from your computer 3. they don't cause problems like the software ones will (in comparison).

depends on how you want to connect, (just to transfer files, or take control of the mouse & keyboard...) and also, firewalls in place. I sounds like you're at work/school and want to connect to your home computer via the Internet correct?

for home/small biz routers, I've always stayed with linksys and never had any problems. I've had issues with D-link, and even more issues with Netgear.

you mean on your workstation, you cannot uninstall the "Windows Client for Novell" software? If the uninstall log file has been deleted then you should install the same software right over the top of the existing one, reboot, then go through the normal uninstall routine in add/remove programs.

I think you'll find the 72GB drives of that model are more plentiful, (I just replaced my raid 5 array in one of my ML370g2 boxes with them 2 weeks ago). What raid are you running? It sound like raid 1, if so, you want to have a spare handy. If raid 5, the server will still run with a failed...

everyone has full access as they are attorneys/secretaries usually creating/modifying,etc.. the same case files, but only some files and they seem to be randomly deleted, however it's getting to the point where i can't be a simple mistake, (now about a dozen different files from different...

I have a small server issue I thought I'd throw out here for any ideas... Situation: we have tens of thousands of files (mainly word processing docs), on our 2003 file/print server. Now seemly random files are gone! I can't figure out why!?.... I did notice that when I use vss for files to...

It's a function of taskmanager... to get it back to normal you just need to double click where it says CPU Usage or anywhere in the boarder for that matter, then it will go back to normal.

hhmmm... sounds like somehting more basic... try these, first change the desktop IP to 101 instead of 200. If still not working, from the desktop ping 127.0.0.1, you should get all responses, if not you may have a bad nic, then try pinging 192.168.1.101 (it's own IP), you should get all...

instead of using the passphrase, use the first generated alpha/numeric key.

In your RDP connection setup, go to the Local Resources tab, at the bottom are the options your looking for, just remember that you'll need to copy/paste files from the remote computer to your local one, not drag/drop them. Also, if your local printer is USB based you may have problems (roll...

I actually use TrueCrypt. Basically I create a truecrypt container (like a folder), then mount it whenever I want to access it. I have it on my flash drive and run truecrypt in traveler mode (no need to have the program installed.. runs from my flash drive). And with 448bit blowfish...