If you must upgrade today, choose NT5 on two conditions: You should have 32MB of RAM and your hardware, software and peripherals must support NT. Otherwise, choose Win98--particularly for games. If you can delay an upgrade decision until later this year, choose Win2000 on two conditions: You should have 64MB of RAM and a 166MHz processor, and your hardware, software and peripherals must support it. Otherwise, choose Win98.

According from Microsoft support, in most cases, IPSec VPN traffic does not pass through ISA Server 2000.

Yes. We recommend that the IT administrator create a directory with disk images for our products. The administrator or the users can then access these disk images to install or update the software from each desktop. This can greatly speed the installation and upgrade process.

Yes. The price we charge is just the difference between the two licence types. Follow this link for more.

BackOffice Server and its components such as Exchange, SQL will work on Windows 2000 however specific service pack's/fixes are required for the products to enable full functionality. A list of fixes needed are listed at http://www.microsoft.com/backofficeserver/prodinfo/win2000sps.htm.

If the NetBlaster II client is set to be Ad-Hoc mode (connect without NetBlaster II Hub): this is a normal phenomenon if there is no other NetBlaster II Ad-Hoc client which serves as a DHCP server. If you have installed a DHCP server on a NetBlaster II Ad-Hoc client (e.g. SyGate), please check if the DHCP server has been started on that machine.

If you do not upgrade your account to SBC Yahoo! DSL, you will still have your high-speed Internet connection, but you will eventually lose your SBC home page and portal. Don't miss out on top-rated SBC Yahoo! DSL features like the customizable home page and extensive content. Take advantage of this enhanced, new service (ranked #1 in a recent Forrester® review) by upgrading today at no extra charge.

You will still be able to continue dealing on your ISA account, but you won’t be able to add any more cash to your ISA if you are no longer a UK resident.

Many brands of wireless network adapters are available. Though we do not specify a brand, the adapter you choose must be 802.11b compliant. That is to say it must support the 802.11b wireless network standard. Check packaging carefully if you are buying a new device. Otherwise, check the documentation that came with your current device to be sure it complies.

A wireless network adapter is a device that connects to a computer that converts a computer's network data to a wireless transmission medium.

A wireless network adapter, typically in the form of a PCMCIA card. However, many current laptops have wireless network adapters built into them now.

Drexel recommends an internal wireless 802.11a/b/g compliant Wi-Fi adapter. If you have an older notebook, you can also add an external wireless ethernet card. If an external card is opted, make sure it has security encryption capability. External cards can be ordered online or at many computer stores.

Hit the DELETE key during power up to go into the BIOS, and then go to Integrated Peripherals. Set the Onboard LAN Device to DISABLED.

Please check if the Service Pack 4 is ready in the system. We found this is the bug of SP4 (please see 822831 - BUG: Driver Installation Program Does Not Install Device Drivers http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;822831) You can download the hotfix at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=7c896e82-4b50-44c8-a634-3227c0e71293 to solve the problem.

Its possible to run the DCPROMO.EXE utility automatically during an unattended installation using the following method: The Dcpromo process can be scripted by using the dcpromo /answer:%path_to_answer_file% command. In the following example, the [DCInstall] section and parameters are added directly to the unattended answer file. The parameters for the DCInstall section are detailed in the Unattend.doc supplied with the resource kit but below are the main entries: Specifies if a 3.51 or 4.

Simply call us at 305-274-8393. There is no charge to upgrade your server type; however, there is a charge of $50 to downgrade your server type.

You can upgrade the Memory (RAM) but if you need bigger disks or a faster processor you'll have to upgrade to a new server. Back to top

If you are using Version 4.1 SecuRemote Client(s) with a pre-Version 4.1 SecuRemote Server, the SecuRemote Client will experience a delay of 30 seconds (in addition to normal network delays) while it attempts to download the SecuRemote Server’s site information. This happens because the pre-Version 4.1 Server expects to download site Note – System administrators can ensure that all company personnel have the same site configuration for SecuRemote by copying a standard userc.

If the server in your home is a "mission critical" server, then by all means YES. However, it must meet the minimum guidelines for connecting to our systems (see specifications for details). I only have 1 file server that I use for Accounting. My secretary backs it up on a daily basis and we don't have any problems. Why do I need this product? We're not having any problems.. Please read "Some reasons why you need Patroldog".