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The GUI-based Windows XP Professional Setup Wizard is the next stage of the installation process. Regional settings  – In this section you are able to customize settings to your language and where you live as well as setup Windows XP Professional to use multiple languages and regional settings. Personalize your Software – In this section […]

Upon restart, the computer will either boot directly to Windows XP Professional or it will bring up the operating system selection window (the text of the BOOT.INI file) if you have more than one operating system installed. After you start Windows XP for the first time, you will come to the Welcome to Microsoft Windows […]

by Dana Daugherty Training and communication are important for your support staff members. Here is a complete 4 module training guide to save you some time you should find it to be a great base to get you started on your own.  Training and communication are important for your support staff members. Here is a […]

For the past couple years, the Apache 2 series has been in active development and used at various websites. On Saturday, the Apache HTTPD Project announced that they recommend version 2.0.35 for use on production sites and should be used instead of 1.3.x versions. According to the announcement, the Apache 2.0.x series has better performance […]

Installing Exchange Server 2000 Now that we have that out of the way, we are actually ready to start the installation of our first Exchange 2000 server into our organization. At this point, we have already accomplished the forestprep and domainprep portions of the installation, so the only thing that we need at this point […]

Roxen WebServer has been around long enough to have three iterations of names: Spinner, Roxen Challenger, and now Roxen WebServer (for trivia buffs: Roxen is a lake in Sweden). Looking for an open source Web server other than Apache? The latest version of Roxen WebServer is free, customizable, and easily managed. It also offers a […]

Besides auditing, you’ll also need to configure Message Queuing Service (this is included with Windows 2000 but is not usually installed by default) and create a dedicated user account under which LANguard S.E.L.M. will run. The installation process is very straightforward. In fact, most of the configuration can be accomplished using the initial installation wizard. […]

All this talk of configuration and customization might have you a bit frightened. The good news is that by default, the program has already grouped important security events into categories based on their potential to represent threats. So, even if you’re not sure what you want LANguard S.E.L.M. to tell you when starting out, the […]

Christopher Rice           If you have taken the leap to Windows XP, you will surely notice that there are many new things to look at and get used to.  If you are like me, you might be used to the way things were and you might not want them to change.  Unfortunately, change is the […]

by Dan DiNicolo http://www.2000trainers.com While Windows XP provides a new interface and a number of new features that are easy to get excited about, there are a number of stumbling blocks associated with deployment. Beyond the increased hardware and memory requirements now dictated by Microsoft, the single biggest issue is still the one that seems […]

Future Implementation Development The Apache SOAP project will remain at version 2.2, as Apache’s future Web services implementation project is called “Axis.” This project will support the whole of the SOAP 1.1 note, but will be much more comprehensive than the Apache SOAP project. In addition to being a more reliable and effective implementation, Axis […]

Test Architecture Setting up a SOAP architecture solely using HTTP will require at least: JDK 1.2.x or greater An Apache SOAP implementation A servlet engine (e.g., Websphere, WebLogic, or Tomcat) A parser supporting XMLSchema In our analysis, we set up an architecture using Apache SOAP 2.2, Tomcat 3.2.2, JDK 1.3, and Xerces 1.4.0. Note that […]