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  2. Posted

    Now I got it somehow the way I want it, the NT box is in the domain as a server and is running WINS, FTP, SMTP, DNS, etc...

     

    The main DC is a K7 800, 256 Mb RAM...

     

    The NT4 box is waaay too slow for Win2k but NT4 Server is running quite fast... (P166, 64 Mb RAM, going to upgrade to 200+ soon)

  4. Posted

    I have a Windows 2000 Advanced Server acting as a primary Active Directory DC, now I want to make my NT4 Server a backup DC but I can't... I install NT4 and select backup DC... then I create a computer account in Active Directory for my NT Server. But when the computer is supposed to join the domain it says that the computer account is already in use a workstation or server...

    Anyone knows what to do? Maybe Clutch can answer this one? smile

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    My two systems:

     

     

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    S_Buffy

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    Athlon 800 (114x7) MHz (Alpha P7125 cooler)

    Abit KA7

    2x128Mb Apacer PC-100 Cas2

    ASUS V6800 GeForce DDR (150/354) with Golden Orb cooler...

    SoundBlaster Live!

    Very cheap 10/100Mbit NIC

    IBM 75 GXP 30.7Gb DMA66

    Fujitsu MPD3173AT 17.3Gb DMA66

    32x CD-ROM

    4x CD-ROM

    AOpen HX08

     

    Windows 2000 Advanced Server, SP1

     

     

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    Server

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    Intel Pentium OverDrive 125@166 (2,5x66)

    Noname AT Motherboard...

    64Mb EDO RAM

    Matrox MGA 2Mb gfx-card

    Currently 3Com Ehterlink III 10Mbit NIC (going to upgrade soon)

    Maxtor 1Gb HDD

    2x CD-ROM

     

    Windows NT 4.0 Server, SP6a

  10. Posted

    Ok, but I think I heard once that it's not necessary to enter the WINS IP manually, but that was obviously wrong...

     

    And another thing, if there is a computer with Internet connection sharing, is it necessary to have dynamic IP on the clients or is it enough to enter the IP of the ICS server as default gateway?

  11. Posted

    We only have one domain and that's because my computer is running active directory, I'm at my friend's place right now and all their computers are in their own workgroup. They don't the IP of my WINS in their TCP/IP properties, but arent't they supposed to find it automatically, or is that only when they're being rebooted?

     

    Another reason may be that they have disabled NetBIOS over TCP/IP...

  12. Posted

    I'm currently on a small network setup with about 6 computers, I think the network browsing is quite slow so I have WINS server on my computer, but it only registers my computer, I'm in my own domain and all the other computers are in a second one...

     

    The other computers won't even find my WINS server at all...

     

    Anymone knows whats wrong??

  13. Posted

    I have to agree with Silent-IQ... here in Sweden you read about alot of peple having problems with their IBM's, including me, after about one month i got about 90k in bad clusters, i fixed the problem with chkdsk and it's been running flawlessly ever since... But I have to say that IBM makes really nice disks.

    Fujitsu makes good disks too, I have and a MPD3173AT 17,3 Gb DMA66 drive from mid 1999 and it's been working flawlessly since the day I put in my computer...

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    I run Windows 2000 Adv. Server on my home computer and I don't have any performance problems, it runs hust as fast as Win2k Pro on an Athlon @ 864 MHz, 256 Mb RAM...

     

    I think the reason that your computer is so slow in regular desktop applications is that Win2k Server is optimized for background services by default, to change this right click on 'My Computer' and select 'properties' and the 'Advanced' tab, then open the 'Performance' dialog. There you can change optimization mode, either applications or background services...

     

    [This message has been edited by Marchuz^ (edited 27 March 2001).]

  15. Posted

    I just upgraded to Internet Explorer 5.5 Sp1, everything works just fine but when i start an explorer window with the folder-list enabled it just crashes... this is VERY disturbing...

     

    If anyone know what's wrong I'd be very pleased since this driving me mad...

     

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    Marchuz^

    UIN: 42900735

    marcus@fofso.net

  16. Posted

    Quote:
    <font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Ralf Hutter:
    The dll cache on my install is 211megs so if I deleted it that would leave me at 447megs, if it matters! </font>


    Send those damn dll's to h*ll... smile

  17. Posted

    I guess i have the smallest Windows installation, my Winnt folder is 460Mb (!).

     

    And my Windows is NOT stripped, and I have SP1 installed, but i removed the SP1_files and the DLLCache...

     

    Works just great, and I have a bunch of apps installed...

     

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    Marchuz^

    UIN: 42900735

    marcus@fofso.net

  21. Posted

    mello_j: It's true that the mutliplier is locked on Athlons but there are two ways to unlock it, first thing is to, just as you say to resolder some small resistors on the PCB, but thats just stupid to do, instead, buy a "GFD-card" and remove the plastic shell from the processor and attach the GFD... then you ca change the multiplier with the dip-swith on the GFD.

     

    The second alternative for overclocking your Athlon is by upping the FSB, this isn't a very good alternative since most AMD chipsets wont be stable at high bus-speeds.

    The absolute upper limit for the Via KX133 chipset is at about 120 Mhz. I have an Athlon 700 on a Abit KA7 mb myself that is overclocked to 800 MHz by FSB clocking (114x7).

     

    Another issue when overcloking Athlon classics is the level-2 cache, on a 700 it runs at 1/2 of the processors core speed, when overclocking you have to change the cache-divider so that the cache doesen't sun too fast, avalable cache speeds is 1/2, 2/5 and 1/3 of the processor core speed. You ca change the level-2 cache by resoldering some resistors on the PCB or in BIOS if your mb supports it, or by software like Mathlon.

     

    If you have any questions just mail me or icq me...

     

     

     

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    Marchuz^

    UIN: 42900735

    marcus@fofso.net

  23. Posted

    Quote:
    <font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by mello_j:
    BTW, what kind of success have you guys had O/Cing the athalon 750 Retail? How far would i go with the original heatsink and fan on it....I got a couple of mods inside the case already to keep Temp down.

    </font>


    With a retail heatsink I think you might reach 800-820MHz, maybe a little more if you're lucky...



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    [size:9]Marchuz^
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  25. Posted

    Quote:
    <font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Damien:
    If the problem goes away when you up the processor voltage, it may simply mean that your current processor cannot run stably with the default voltage - so as long as it doesn't get too hot then I would keep the voltage upped or clock the processor down.</font>


    Well, the problem doesn't occur when I'm at home, but almost everytime time I take my computer to my friend's house or to a LAN-party with bad power I get these strange BSODs and reboots, but at another friend's house it all works perfectly.
    When I overclock I run the processor at 1.7v (1.6v standard) so that's not the problem.

    Btw I put in an extra power supply now for powering fans and other less imporant stuff.
    It's a 150w old AT power supply...


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    UIN: 42900735
    marcus@fofso.net
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