RE: Uggg -- Flash 11.4 on RDS (terminal services)

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RE: Uggg -- Flash 11.4 on RDS (terminal services)

n the 2008 R2 RDS box instead of IE9 since that seems to at least not exhibit the awful slow browsing speeds. Jesse -Original Message- From: Jesse Rink [mailto:jesse-r...@wi.rr.com] Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2012 9:20 PM To: NT System Admin Issues Subject: Uggg -- Flash 11.4 on RDS (ter

Uggg -- Flash 11.4 on RDS (terminal services)

So at first I thought I was going crazy. I have a 2008 R2 terminal server (RDS) that hadn't been updated in many months. It was running an older version of Adobe Flash (no, I don't remember which version but something PRE-June 2012 at least). In late September, some of the users were saying that

Smoothwall passing through MS PPTP VPN?

Have a small customer that wants to allow VPN access through their Smoothwall filter/firewall (Smoothwall, NOT Sonicwall). Routing and Remote Access (RRAS) is setup and enabled on the Windows 2008 R2 DC. I was able to connect through VPN to the RRAS server's IP when INSIDE their network (onsite)

RE: SBS 2003 to 2011

AS400 connections or other to recreate. The horror story looks to me exaggerate and probably due to the will to skip some MS advices Guido Elia HELPPC - HELPPC SERVICE _ Da: Jesse Rink [mailto:jesse-r...@wi.rr.com] Inviato: mercoledì 4 luglio 2012 18.19 A: NT System Admin Issues

RE: Anyone using DPM?

I've recently used it at a customer for about 2 months now. I find the product to be really good in some areas, but severely lacking (mainly documentation, and getting help troubleshooting specific problems) in other areas. For me, it was very confusing to setup/configure and really understand w

RE: strange hosted app issue

2011 7:22 PM To: NT System Admin Issues Subject: Re: strange hosted app issue The stopped shaping the traffic? :-) On Mon, Oct 10, 2011 at 8:12 PM, Jesse Rink wrote: FWIW, Looks like the ISP was at fault. While they (ISP) won't tell us what they did specifically, they did mention &#

RE: strange hosted app issue

FWIW, Looks like the ISP was at fault. While they (ISP) won't tell us what they did specifically, they did mention 'adjusted some routing' and hmm well, things are very much improved and working as expected suddenly. Wish I knew what they did or what they changed... J -Original Message

Any Cisco ASA experts here?

I'm stuck on an issue with getting VPN working on my Cisco ASA. It was previously working... Now broke. Anyone willing to contact me offline to help me out for 10 minutes or so? Rather not post the information publically here due to security reasons. I can't seem to get VPN working for either t

RE: Loooooong ping times

I'd recommend this as well.I've had issues at various clients where they could only download at a fraction of their available internet speed available and it always turns out they have multiple port mismatch errors (duplexing and speed) between the internet handoff, firewall, and potential in-l

RE: show arp table on netgear GS716T?

Hmm odd.. I could not telnet into the box at all. Oh well. -Original Message- From: Carl Houseman [mailto:c.house...@gmail.com] Sent: Monday, November 15, 2010 4:57 PM To: NT System Admin Issues Subject: RE: show arp table on netgear GS716T? According to the index in the FM that you co

show arp table on netgear GS716T?

I'm not very familiar with these Netgear switches. Is there a way to view the arp table? I can't find it in the web interface.. Not even sure if there's a command line interface on this device? I need to locate where a machine is with a given IP address.. any tips on this netgear gs716t box?

Re: Switch Issue?

Hmm. I've always just figured helpdesk request tickets get put at the bottom of the priority scale. Easier to ignore them than the guy screaming into the phone, "my switch is broke arghh" :) Jeff Steward wrote: > I like the web interface for the same reason Ben suggests. Step

Re: Switch Issue?

I've been using procurve and their support for 10 years now and never knew they had online support? Ha. I always just call in... Though, I do admit I hate the notion of online support for generating tickets. I still prefer speaking with someone directly I guess and always feel any online hel

Re: Switch Issue?

Is your iSCSI on a seperate physical switch? Most iSCSI deployments I do are on their own isolated switch so if that's the case, I can't see your iSCSI storage issue being related to the other stuff? If they do share the same switch, then it's possibe yes. Did you try updating firmware on the

RE: Oh no, not again!

I realize that, but I'm moreso after that 'typical' things you might find in a disaster recovery document and the basics to include. I'll check out the links, thanks. J Erik Goldoff wrote: > Especially in small arenas, there is no one size fits all plan, all are > unique situations. >

Oh no, not again!

Seems like this is something brought up every now and then... and I hate bringing it up againt BUT... I have a small client that is interested in putting together a small/basic disaster recovery plan for their IT department. Anyone know of any fairly decent boiler templates or examples of this

BackExec 2010 - dedupe?

Is de-duplication included in Backupexec 2010 at no additional cost? I saw a video from Symantec that said it was included, but then I read a .pdf document that said it was a option for purchase.? Can anyone clarify? ...And if you've used it, input is welcome on whether it works as expected

outbound smtp broke (connection to host lost)

Stuck on this one. (1) Exch 2003 server that is my SMTP outbound connector (1) Exch 2007 server that only hosts mailboxes For some reason my Exch 2003 server stopped sending outbound emails on Friday. All messages are getting stuck in the queue and show "the connection was dropped by the remot

eopen - grrr

Argh. I'm on-site at a customer hoping to install a new application per their request that requires SQL 2008. They have the SQL license from MS (auth # and license #), but when putting this info into MS' licensing eopen website, it now says I have to wait 24 hours to get the license ADDED to

RE: 2008 server crash!

Well the restore only took an hour or less. Server came right back up without any problems and all my data is there too. AD replicated to the restored server (it wasn't the main DC with the FMSO roles) instantly and everything is good to go! Thanks for the tips everyone. -Original Mes

RE: 2008 server crash!

Some user data. It's for a school... They can't afford the luxury of a seperate AD box and a seperate File/Print/App box, so it's all lumped in one. The school is small.. 50 computers or so. "robbonfig...@gmail.com" wrote: > I'm curious, what other data do you have on your Domain Co

RE: 2008 server crash!

Odd. When I spoke with HP tech, they said that it WILL delete the data on the disk and they recommended NOT to reinstall the OS using smartstart. I spoke with the basic HP tech for Proliant servers, and asked for Level 2 escalation, and that person confirmed it would delete the data... (???)

Re: 2008 server crash!

This was a backup using Windows 2008 Server Backup tool. It does a shadow copy backup basically. I have NEVER done a restore using this program yet, only just started using the Windows 2008 Backup tool (I mostly use Symantec BackupExec for my major server, but this smaller one we opted for Win

RE: 2008 server crash!

I don't care about active directory on the server. I am concerned about the DATA on the drive. "Ziots wrote: > Honestly, If you have another DC, then I would follow the /forceremoval of a > Domain Controller per.. > > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555846 (Covers Win2k3 and below) >

2008 server crash!

I have a Windows 2008 x32 server (HP Proliant ML310 G5p) that just crashed. When booting, its giving me a C00218 error (the registry cannot load the hive, etc.). The server is also a domain controller. Few things to note: 1. I have other DCs in this domain so I'm not so concerned about tha

RE: Anyone ever use one of these with VMWare

I have two in place. Works well, but, you get what you pay for. Performance is not very good with it. I have also had a few issues with iSCSI losing connection and the SAN needing to be restarted. However, for the cost, it's nice. But I wouldn't choose to run production stuff on it. JR

Second OS install on same physical hardware

It's been awhile since I have done this, so I want to make sure I'm not forgetting anything particular. I have a box running Server 2003. If I install a second installation of Windows on that server, in a separate Windows directory, once I bring the new OS install up (using the same computername

penetration testing/securiting auditing help...

I thought someone on this list may be interested in earning a little money on the side for helping my company with a little technical knowledge transfer... We are looking for someone with experience to help us in the following areas: 1. Man in the middle attacks, using Cain and Abel, to gain Wi

Re: SBS 2003 Setup Hanging - any thoughts on this one?

Just out of curiosity, if you try to download another manufacturers drivers and put them to disk, will SBS see those properly during the F6 process? I'm just wondering if the thing you downloaded was corrupted or something. USB floppies can also be an issue. I've done this via USB floppy drive

Re: issue with accessing \\servername

Ok, a couple updates I found out the following. Servers in Site-A cannot be accessed at Site-B via \\servername, UNLESS the server in Site-A has a route added to it (persistent route or automatically added) for the network at Site-B. Site-A is a 10.x.x.x., Site-B is a 192.168.x.x Devices

vpn issue

I thought this was odd, but maybe it's normal? My home network is on 192.168.1.0/24. I have a device at 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.1.2 (router and a network printer). When I VPN into another network on my Vista box, I am on their 192.168.1.0/24 network. They have a server I RDP into at 192.168.1

RE: Will it *really* not work virtualized?

I've been running Destiny virtualized on ESX for serveral months. Not a single issue. JR _ From: John Hornbuckle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2008 1:33 PM To: NT System Admin Issues Subject: RE: Will it *really* not work virtualized? This is Follett's "Destiny"

old hp equipment

Anyone know a place I might have luck getting old HP server equipment? G3/G4 models? More specifically a 641 RAID Controller with 192mb BBWC? I have a couple ML350 G3s laying around, but they come with 532 controllers, and they have poor read performance, no write cache (not even an option).

RE: ntbackup failures

FWIW, I also ran into the same problem with Delayed Writes backing up to a USB drive with NTBackup. In fact, the delayed write errors got so bad, it corrupted my active directory on the server and I had to demote and promote it to get it working again. What's odd as I have two identical servers

expanding RAID array and logical drive IN the array

I have an ML350 G3 server with 5 internal drives (array #1 is (2) drives with RAID1, array #2 is (3) drives with RAID5). I have just added a 6th drive to the server and gone into the HP ACU to extend array #2 from 3 physical drives to 4 physical drives. The array #2 was extended, however, it did

RE: MS eOpen website - [EMAIL PROTECTED]

ad me delete temp files and cookies (IE7) and I went right in. I have had to this more than once since. From: Jesse Rink [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2008 1:26 PM To: NT System Admin Issues Subject: MS eOpen website - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Is anyone else having problems

MS eOpen website - [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Is anyone else having problems with the MS eOpen website? I have been trying to download the Windows 2003 R2 CD for over 48 hours now after having purchased the license for it and the stupid eOpen website is having "service temporarily unavailable" issues when going to the link for software downlo

novell to microsoft migration

Anyone know any good sites that provide good information about migrating from Novell to Microsoft? Preferably sites with real world information/experiences? Thanks. ~ Upgrade to Next Generation Antispam/Antivirus with Ninja!~ ~

caching server

I'm looking for ways to accomplish adding a caching server to the network. Right now, one of my clients is a small K-8 school that is required to use a web filtering product. Right now, their web filtering is provided from their ISP. Client machines have their IE proxy settings set to this fqdn

RE: File Size

Diskdata _ From: Stefan Jafs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 1:50 PM To: NT System Admin Issues Subject: File Size What do you guys use to find large files and Folders on your Files Servers, I tried TreeSize, any other recommendations? _

RE: Removing the Profile Path in AD == Now I cannot login

Out of curioisity, have you enabled the setting in GP that automatically deletes the locally cached copy of the roaming profile after the user logs out? If you enable that, I would imagine it should clear up that problem. Have you tried this with more than one user account/PC? IIRC it "shou

Time Sync to outside NTP server in NT4

I know I can get my NT workstation to sync time with my PDC or other server when specified through a logon script... How do I get my PDC to sync with a NTP server outside my network? Using NET TIME only seems to allow netbios names for the destination computer and not FQDNs. Any idea? Thanks Wa

Folder as a document depository?

This shouldn't be so difficult but I'm having a brain fart. I want to have a directory on my server that certain people (a global group) can put files into but NOT be able to edit the file afterwards or mess with (change or delete) other peoples files. For example: Sally creates a word document.