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sbs2k upgrade other issues during changeover 1. outlook when you remove/add computer from domain, you have to check name before outlook will open. also you cannot pick contacts when making a new email, goto services, remove outlook address book, hit … Read More »
login script add item to registry how to add startup login script if setting hkey current user… highlight key export to file edit file for specific area save file and add to login script like below regedit /s \\merlin\netlogon\window-reuse.reg here … Read More »
Registered Computer Names: \\<computer_name>[00h] This name is registered for the WINS Client Workstation name. \\<computer_name>[03h] This name is registered for the Messenger Service on the WINS.
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March 20, 2003 By Carla Schroder http://networking.earthweb.com/netsysm/article.php/10954_2168251_1
Here’s the brain dump on port changes: ===================================== Serverside Port Change: This is documented in the following article – How to Change Terminal Server’s Listening Port (Q187623) http://support.microsoft.com?id=kb;en-us;Q187623 Basically, you need to change the value of the following registry entry: … Read More »
Basically, you need to change the value of the following registry entry: HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\WinStations\RDP-Tcp to access type following 192.168.1.43:4000
1. Create a certificate request via the Internet Services Manager under ‘Directory Security->Secure Communication->Server Certificate’. This is found under the property tab for the webserver you want to secure. Follow the wizard to create a certificate request and fill up … Read More »
start/stop exchange net start MSExchangeSA net start MSExchangeDS net start MSExchangeIS net start MSExchangeES net start MSExchangeMTA net start MSExchangeIMC net start MSPOP3Connector net stop MSPOP3Connector net stop MSExchangeIMC net stop MSExchangeMTA net stop MSExchangeES net stop MSExchangeIS net stop … Read More »
by Chris McNab, author of Network Security Assessment 03/25/2004 I run a lot of penetration testing exercises against client networks and systems. A lot of the time, testing is relatively straightforward, as the network administrator is not filtering ICMP traffic, … Read More »