Recent content by frenche31

here is the stuff from the windowsupdate.log file, in case that helps any: 2004-12-22 11:26:40-0600 1692 814 Out of proc datastore is shutting down 2004-12-22 11:26:40-0600 1384 f7c WU client succeeds CClientCallRecorder::BeginFindUpdates from WindowsUpdate with call id...

XP Professional version 2002 SP2

Ok, so i'm trying to run windows update, and have done this logged in as system administrator, network administrator, and doman admin. THe fun part? There isn't an error message/code. It just tells me that it was unable to install updates. Windows does its little system search and IDs which...

i'm not sure if i can or can't...i did find a starting point for IP assignment, that is, there was a box saying starting IP address 192.168.1.xxx i think you can take that and move it up to allow those IPs not assigned underneath the xxx starting point to be static - at least, thats what we are...

yeah, i know the link to the outer world is out of my control. the WAN is already a fixed IP. thats not a prob. i'm wanting to have a fixed IP on my LAN while leaving other LAN computers to be assigned by my local (router) DHCP. is that the clarification you were looking for? (And thanks...

can't the DHCP then reallocate my server's IP if i ever reboot the system? i had the IP fixed on ther server itself but had shut the computer down over the weekend cause i hadn't made it secure yet and didn't want it sitting there unprotected - and when i rebooted, it said there was an IP...

I'm trying to get another server up and running, and i would like it to be on a static IP (naturally) so that i don't have a server that keeps getting lost. The question is, how do i do it? I would like to think that it would be easy enough, but i can't find an options page on my linksys...