I have an Windows 2000 domain controller. About once a
week the server is not able to initiate outbound tcp/ip
connection. Yet it is the main DNS server. The only bad
egg in the basket is a Novell clown installed client32 on
it one day when I was off. I am not sure how to fix
this. right now I reboot it when I notice the problem.
Or someone calls to tell me the printer queue is hosed.
Ideas?

Mike

Have you checked the event logs to see if there's a reason for the server
dropping off-line?

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"Mike Dreelan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:d62101c439fb$43e96400$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I have an Windows 2000 domain controller. About once a
> week the server is not able to initiate outbound tcp/ip
> connection. Yet it is the main DNS server. The only bad
> egg in the basket is a Novell clown installed client32 on
> it one day when I was off. I am not sure how to fix
> this. right now I reboot it when I notice the problem.
> Or someone calls to tell me the printer queue is hosed.
> Ideas?
>
> Mike

Did you remove the Client32?...or the Clown,...or both?


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"Mike Dreelan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:d62101c439fb$43e96400$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I have an Windows 2000 domain controller. About once a
> week the server is not able to initiate outbound tcp/ip
> connection. Yet it is the main DNS server. The only bad
> egg in the basket is a Novell clown installed client32 on
> it one day when I was off. I am not sure how to fix
> this. right now I reboot it when I notice the problem.
> Or someone calls to tell me the printer queue is hosed.
> Ideas?
>
> Mike