Posted Wednesday, 02 May 2007 by Misha Hanin
The subject behavior can occur if a buggy LSP (Layered Service Provider ), a mechanism that can extend the Winsock network socket facility for applications, is installed on your computer, or if the %SystemRoot%\INF\Netfw.inf is not updated.
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Posted Wednesday, 02 May 2007 by Misha Hanin
Windows Software Update Server (WSUS) is a great product that can be used to push out updates to your Windows computers. If you are deploying it in an Active Directory domain, you can use a GPO to quickly and easily configure your computers to use Automatic Updates and look to the WSUS server for those updates. But what if you are not using AD, can you still use WSUS?
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Posted Thursday, 03 May 2007 by Misha Hanin
The next major version of Windows Server has been on a slow burn for years. The story of this product, which, like Windows Vista, is codenamed Longhorn, does indeed have its origins alongside Microsoft's recently released client operating system (see my Windows Vista review).
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Posted Friday, 04 May 2007 by Misha Hanin A powerful, free utility called SetACL, written by Helge Klein, can help you; it's available under the GNU General Public License (GPL) at http://www.helge.mynetcologne.de/setacl. SetACL lets you report, modify, back up, and restore permissions, auditing, and ownership for many types of objects, including folders, files, shares, registry keys, printers, and services.
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Posted Wednesday, 02 May 2007 by Misha Hanin
Exchange 2007 introduces a new concept to Exchange organizations, the concept of server roles. Similar to how a Windows server can host one or more roles, this type of configuration has been implemented in Exchange Server 2007...
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Posted Wednesday, 02 May 2007 by Misha Hanin
With Remote Desktop on Windows XP Professional or Windows Server 2003, System Administrator can have access to a Windows session that is running on your computer when you are at another computer. What you need to do...
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Posted Wednesday, 02 May 2007 by Misha Hanin It's been a while since i first thought of writing about this. I guess now would be a good time. The matter concerns, how to install a Windows XP ( Windows 2000) in about 10-15 minutes, including all the necessary software and settings. This method was tested many times, thanks to this the Windows 2000 was installed on 850 computers, almost unattended. System is working on practicaly every known motherboards. Well, let's begin...
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