I've
been watching this forum for a while and have noticed that several people are
stating that their server just stops responding and it just happens that they
are all running Win2K. We have Imail running on NT and there are four or five
users in the office that use Win2K Pro. Several times a day Win2K Pro loses its
DNS settings or something. Trying to access our Intranet or email results in
"page not found" and DNS errors. The users have to disable and re-enable their
network adapter. The problem will then clear for a little while and then its
disable and enable again. I have just swapped to WinXP Pro from
Win2K Pro and have not had this problem since the swap. Win98 and WinNT WS users
do not experience the problem.
I was
just wondering if maybe some of these "server not responding" problems are maybe
associated with a Win2K problem.
Any
thoughts?
Hank
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Trent M. Davenport
Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 2:22 PM
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Subject: [IMail Forum] Machine LockupEver since I upgraded to 7.0X from 6 I've seen a couple times now where the machine itself stops responding. The O/S doesn't blue screen, the event logs say nothing, the machine just stops responding. I'm currently running 7.04, as all the comments I've seen here are leading me to be cautious about 7.05. Anyone seen this or offer any advice?iMail 7.04Windows 2000 SP2 with all hotfixesDual PIII 800 Coppermine1 Gig of RAM4-18Gig LVD SCSI (3 in raid w/hot spare)Dual Intel Server adapters running in adaptive failover modeDeclude ProF-Prot AntiVirus latest engine and definition filesSybase SQL Anywhere database running on a separate server with 100Mbit full duplex on a switch2000+ users with 25+ virtual domainsThanksTrent-----------Trent M. Davenport - Systems AdministratorNorthern Television Systems Ltd - WHTV203-4103 4th Avenue, Whitehorse, YT Y1A 1H6(867) 393-2225 X204, (867) 393-2224 FAX
