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Date:         Mon, 1 Nov 1999 11:46:39 -0800
Reply-To:     Steve <sxs@CONCENTRIC.NET>
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From:         Steve <sxs@CONCENTRIC.NET>
Subject:      NT Help!!! (no Vanagon content)
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Sorry to do this, but i am in a real jam.

I cannot get my computer running NT to work on the network. All the network hardware is fine because it is working on the other two machines. Also, it is partially working on the NT machine. I can access the other computers from the NT machine, but cannot access the NT machine on the network....even from the NT machine.

If I go to contro panel....then to "Server" and click, it says the server is not started, do i want to strat it. When i click yes, it begins to start, but then an error message pops up saying there is not enough "server storage space available to process the command.:"

There is plenty of disk space. There is plentuy of RAM. There is plenty of virtual memory. Any ideas???? I have re-installed all of the network components on the nT machine, and still no luck.

Thanks, and sorry for being off-topic, but this is an emergency! steve


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