Windows 98 machines no longer able to log onto server

Bill

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09-30-2003, 08:17 PM

We have a good size network in our office and most of our
PC are running 2000 pro but we still have a couple of 98
PC laying around. ON Monday our 98 PC's were no longer
able to log in. I believe a hacker may have accessed our
server running nt4.0 because it did show the
backdoor.trojan virus. This is the first time we ever
recieved a virus on the server. For the first time I am
really lost on how to over come this problem Are there any
Ideas of what may have happened?

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