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i have checked the outing and i cant seem to find anything wrong with it but then again i am no expert at servers <br />
I have a small amount of experience with them.<br />

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i have checked the outing and i cant seem to find anything wrong with it but then again i am no expert at servers
I have a small amount of experience with them.


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Ok got a rather wierd one here !<br />
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&nbsp;win 2000 server untouched suddenly stops working. nobody can access emails or internet <br />
Replace router same issue <br />
If the server is plugged into the router i can get any internet on my laptop connected directly to the router.<br />
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I have now dual NIc in the server to try and solve the problem new nic is on the router but still it affects the internet. <br />
When plugged into the router it looks like its chattering conatantley but when on the LAN the network works fine <br />
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Yesterday when the sevrer was rebooted after setting everybody up for the new settings whilst the server was booting people were getting mail and internet but then something kicked in and disabled all out going ports !!<br />
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please help been like this for 3 days !
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Ok got a rather wierd one here !

 win 2000 server untouched suddenly stops working. nobody can access emails or internet 
Replace router same issue 
If the server is plugged into the router i can get any internet on my laptop connected directly to the router.

I have now dual NIc in the server to try and solve the problem new nic is on the router but still it affects the internet. 
When plugged into the router it looks like its chattering conatantley but when on the LAN the network works fine 

Yesterday when the sevrer was rebooted after setting everybody up for the new settings whilst the server was booting people were getting mail and internet but then something kicked in and disabled all out going ports !!

please help been like this for 3 days !

Win 2000 Server No outgoing ports working

The Microsoft Server topic includes all of the legacy versions of the operating system, including the Windows NT 3.1, NT 3.5, NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 and Windows Home Server versions.

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