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One tip I have come up with resolves Windows XP’s inability to allow for a motherboard change without reinstalling. There is a way around this. Before you change the motherboard go into device manager and change the IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers … Read More »
Archived Weblog Entry – 10/26/2004: “linux kerio mail server install doc” turn off kerio /etc/init.d/keriomailserver stop turn on apache start apachectl start turn on mysqld daemon /etc/inid.d/mysqld start
The DNS servers (205.152.37.23 and 205.152.132.23) are in Atlanta and New Orleans. You are in South Carolina or somewhere near there. Both servers are probably reasonably close, for dialup anyway, but it would be interesting to see traceroutes to both … Read More »
very yukky.. started out the firewall only had 96megs for ram, so verizon software refused to load. I had to load on my notebook to get the initial connection and setup the username password. note it created some sort of … Read More »
Add this regkey to exclude certain workstations from showing up on the RWW. hklm\software\microsoft\SmallBusinessServer\RemoteUserPortal\ExcludeList The regkey is a string and it consists of a comma delimited list of computers you want excluded.
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I recently learned this little trick, and it’s been very helpful for me when troubleshooting or implementing configuration changes. You can enter multiple DOS commands on the same line by separating them with the ‘&&’ identifier. For example: net stop … Read More »
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had a drive today that made all kinds of racket… was able to ghost using the -fro command line.. also had to set the option to back up drive instead of default. goto options from the main window, pick drive … Read More »
http://www.tweakxp.com/tweak1922.aspx Windows XP forgets my folder view settings. Is there a fix? How to fix this annoying problem: By default, Windows XP will remember the view settings for the 400 most recently used folders. After that, XP will begin overwriting … Read More »