Summary: I have two computers (both Win2000) connected thru a Linksys BEFSR41 DSL router/switch. I can ping and map the shared drives on my new computer (P4-...
Summary: So I got a new hard drive and installed win2k and win xp onto two different partitions of the drive. The problem is that Win 2k can't connect to the ...
Summary: Im presumming that the machine that connects to the internet is not this one. Have you checked the workgroup name, ip settings and subnet mask? Can t...
Summary: We recently incorporated a windows 2000 server into our NT4 network. It is a database server running Microsoft SQL server and has a small number of w...
Summary: Hello Ladies and Gents, I'm hoping one or several of you can help me. I'm gonna try and make it as short as possible. PC1- P3450, 128RAM, W2K Pro SP-2...
Summary: One of my systems cannot connect to the Internet. It can, however, connect to the network. I changed nothing in my router configuration. It happened a...
Summary: Have a pc at a client site that is running Outlook 2000 and connects to MS Exchange 5.5 Today the PC won't connect and comes up with the message your ...
Summary: Hi, I have couple of windows 2000 pc's in my network - LAN. I'm trying to connect from one pc to another ,I'm able to do it only as administrator,when...
Summary: One of my systems cannot connect to the Internet. It can, however, connect to the network. I changed nothing in my router configuration. It happened a...
Summary: I am having a time with a customers PC. I formatted his HD(twice now) and installed 2000Pro. He has a couple of CD's made by his family that have the...
Summary: Dear all, I used the router in my small network before, then my router was broken, and I want to access the internet with 1 of my computers.However...
Summary: Your workstation is a member of the domain? It appears? Either it lets you login as a member of the domain or else you work off a cached account (whic...
Summary: Good afternoon, My company resently upgraded from a Novell NetWare server to a brand new Windows 2000 server. Our network consists of Windows 98 and 9...
Summary: Hi, I have two pc's. One Win 2k on which i connect my cable modem, other win 98 pc. Win 98 pc is connected to win 2k pc through peer-to-peer. Internet...
Summary: I have a Win2k Professional workstation on the domain. I can logon fine to the domain, but can't get to any servers or workstations on the domain thr...
Summary: I have two pcs running 2000 on a network. I am trying to set them up to print to an XP machine printer on the network. I can do a search and I see the...
Summary: I have installed windows 2000. Windows 2000 find my modem Hsp56 MicroModem and i have the driver and it's all OK. But....when i wan't connect to inter...
Summary: after i install windows 2000 advance server it won't connect to others pc on the network, and i change it to winme is work on the winme but not on win...
Summary: I have three networks at different locations connected by routers, each one with different IP addresses (1.1.1.0 / 2.1.1.0 / 3.1.1.0), being the first...
Summary: I think you can rule out a licensing issue. It doesn't sound like the problem has anything to do with workstation rights at all. It seems as if there...
Summary: I have W2K Pro Terminal Servicing into my office W2K Server. It is going through a SonicWall firewall at the office. When I use my SpeedSteam 4060 U...
Summary: Hi, I need help. As of yesterday afternoon a couple of user's machines cant logon to the domain, saying its not available. It's weird, because other ...
Summary: I have 2 pcs running 2k pro and both have a nic and modem in them. They are connected to each by the nic and connect to the internet by the modem. Whe...
Summary: Presuming you did not remove/re-install the NIC's..., and that it 'did' all work before the re-install of the affected OS... Nonetheless, it is possib...
Summary: Our company have Win2K server. My computer install win2K. I don't join to domain of Win2K server. So, when i want to use resources from Win2K server, ...
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