NETWORK CONNECTIVITY

I have noticed that we are having difficulties diagnosing network problems. Some Suggestions..

Check Cabling, and check for a light on the Hub.

Not being able to log on NT, this is
often caused by incorrect workstation settings.

Check to make sure they are using NT SP 4 or SP 5 only
Try logging on as another workstation number.If this works go into Start- Programs-Administrative Tools-User Manager. Then delete the original workstation number.Highlight the current workstation number, hit F8 to copy it to a new user. Name the new user the original workstation number.

Problems with Nt logging onto Novell.

Click My Computer-Control Panel-CSNW.
Make sure Prefered Server name is correct. Also make sure Run Login Script is checked.

Karen Page

As VP of Sales & Marketing, Karen has been helping to break sales records since 1994! That’s almost 30 years of award-winning sales, helping to build Big Hairy Dog as a leading POS Software and Service provider…worldwide. She has a degree in fine arts (with a minor in business) from the University of Oregon, and with three amazing children and saint of a husband, Karen is still loving life in the Northwest—where she works from home in the Portland, Oregon area.

Her favorite pastime is tailgating at college football games with friends and family. Go Ducks!

Karen Page

As VP of Sales & Marketing, Karen has been helping to break sales records since 1994! That’s 25 years of award-winning sales, helping to build Big Hairy Dog as a leading POS Software and Service provider…worldwide. She has a degree in fine arts (with a minor in business) from the University of Oregon, and with three amazing children and saint of a husband, Karen is still loving life in the Northwest—where she works from home in the Portland, Oregon area.

Her favorite pastime is tailgating at college football games with friends and family. Go Ducks!