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Christopher Rice Pre-req’s and Pointers I am testing with the new Microsoft Operations Manager. The hardest thing to do thus far has been the actual install of the product. Here were some of the steps (forward and back) that I went through. Hopefully, you will not make the same mistakes that I did.             […]

You also won’t be able to move servers from the Default First Administrative Group into any other Administrative Groups that you later create. And that brings up another issue. Some people will want to create administrative groups prior to installing any Exchange Servers into their organization. This is possible after you have run the Forest […]

When your name translates into “exceptional mind,” as is the case for Pramati, expectations on your product run high. And given the competitive nature of the application server space, being extraordinary is the only way for a small player to thrive. When your name translates into ‘exceptional mind,’ as is the case for this India-based […]

Christopher Rice           I have written a couple of articles that explain how to set your Page file and how exactly you are benefiting by doing so.  I just noticed that the XP style is a bit different for changing these settings, so I figured I’d walk you through making a Page file change (usually […]

This article shows you how to get your local development environment set-up and ready to start developing for your intranet using Java and JSP with Apache and Tomcat on a Windows platform. Once you get both Apache and Tomcat installed and working stand-alone, it is time to configure the two to work together. That is, […]

I think that we will take one more look at our ESM (Exchange System Manager) and then we will call it a day. If you remember, at the beginning of the article I showed you the default view for ESM, and what it contained. But by now, if you have been working with Exchange 2000, […]

Using the Windows Setup Manager will help you automate certain Windows XP Professional installations. In order to use Windows Setup Manager you need to install the Windows XP Professional Deployment Tools from the Windows XP Professional CD-ROM. To start, you need to log on with a user account that is a member of the Administrators […]

The next page that is presented starts the Network Settings section of the answer file. The first entry is for Computer names. Here, you can enter as many different workstation names and you want, import them from a text file, or allow the installation program to auto generate names based on your organization name. [NOTES […]

[ Thanks to Irish for this link. ] IBM and Microsoft just released specifications describing Web Services Security (WS-Security), or enhancements to SOAP messaging to provide quality of protection through message confidentiality and authentication. IBM and Microsoft just released specifications describing Web Services Security (WS-Security), or enhancements to SOAP messaging to provide quality of protection […]

Christopher Rice Is your home PC running slow?  Wanna speed it up? Is your home PC running slow? Wanna speed it up? Here’s how using the System Configuration Utility Here’s how using the System Configuration Utility             I am sure you have all visited someone’s desk that has a system tray that spans their […]

by Dan DiNicolo http://www.2000trainers.com In a Windows NT 4.0 domain environment, assigning scripts to users was more or less restricted to simple logon scripts. Not particularly flexible, but generally enough to get the basic jobs done – mapping directories, printers, environment variables, and so forth. For all intents and purposes, however, you were still in […]

The latest Apache Week covers the 2.0 release, recent development, and links to recent articles. The default MPM in 2.0 for Unix systems is currently prefork, which implements the processing model used in 1.3. Of the two thread-based processing modules in 2.0, worker and perchild, worker is generally considered to be more stable; but a […]