Okay I blew it! Not until today in my career have I ever made a change to a production server that prevented it from booting properly!
I had to make a certain application run on a terminal server and the client wanted it “yesterday” as they always do. To cut a long story short I was […]
Posted on December 1st, 2007 by john
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I was having a problem at several sites whereby the file and registry permissions that I was trying to set with Group Policy were not applying correctly.
Posted on November 20th, 2007 by john
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Where the “oy” have weird little French double dot things on the top of them. You can still ping by IP address but DNS and a whole lot of other stuff is poked.
Even a repair install didn’t fix this! I was beside myself until uncovering a little documented command.
Posted on May 20th, 2007 by john
Filed under: General, Web Development, Windows Server | 22 Comments »
If anyone is wondering why clients network printers wont map across on Windows Terminal Server 2003 it is normally due to the following reasons:
Posted on March 7th, 2007 by john
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Currently I am upgrading a large school network from Netware to Windows Server 2003. Part of the migration included moving AccPac over to the new system.
Whilst most of this process went extremely smoothly I had a problem whereby when logged in as a normal user (with limited rights onto the local PC) couldn’t use AccPac […]
Posted on January 24th, 2007 by john
Filed under: Windows Server | 1 Comment »
