Windows Servers

OMG D00DZ!1!! 3ViL CORPORAT1ON5 KILLED USERNET &ND ATE ALL OFTHE K1TT3NZ!!!1!!1!!! !
> I have noticed it getting harder to find usenet servers. It's a fair bet that you missed the word "free" from that sentence. Usenet servers that one pays for are relatively easy to find. I just run my own node. ... 31 Mar 2010 01:09

Performance Tuning Windows 2008 x64
What can I do prior to installing SQL to performance tune my new SQL 2008 x64 server? Any recommendation re: page file, memory settings, network settings? The servers will be running windows 2008 x64. Any help would be appreciated, thanks. ... 31 Mar 2010 15:29

Two Servers Simultaneous Write Access to Fibre Channel
In a normal configuration, two Windows servers cannot both have write access to a fibre channel logical volume without potentially corrupting the volume. What are the *cheapest* options - using either standard Windows software or a third party file system - that would allow two Windows servers to simultaneously hav... 1 Apr 2010 00:23

Moving from 32 bit to 64 bit Terminal Servers and SQL
My current environment has 1 - 32 bit SQL 2000 Server and 4 - 32 bit win2k3 terminal servers with around 85 users. I also use ODBC a great deal with all my users in addition to the normal POS system. I have all new 64 bit servers. The SQL server is running SQL 2005 (so it is an upgrade.) My plan is to (at g... 30 Mar 2010 15:01

NTFS Permissions - How to?
Our users map to a share. Inside this share is 3 folders. Each of these three folders have one or more subfolders. My users must be able to open, modify create new folders and rename folders and files, (within these 3 folders) but not delete or move them. Can this be done? I've done a bit of searching to... 30 Mar 2010 18:25

So what!! Most ISP did this also
Most ISPs are or have dropped USENET servers. They stated it was too expensive to maintain. On Mar 30, 3:44 pm, Kevin John Panzke <kevin.pan...(a)gmail.com> wrote: Whistleblower wrote: > BEWARE OF and AVOID doing business with AT&T! > AT&T exemplifies screw-the-consumer corporate arrogance at its worst... 30 Mar 2010 16:09

SO WHAT? COMCAST DID THE SAME THING SOME TIME AGO! TRY USING GOOGLE GROUPS 2 ACCESS THIS USENET NEWS GROUP! IT'S VERY USER FRIENDLY! JUST FYI!
Whistleblower wrote: > BEWARE OF and AVOID doing business with AT&T! > AT&T exemplifies screw-the-consumer corporate arrogance at its worst. > DO NOT PATRONIZE AT&T or YOU'LL REGRET IT! > > I had an ISP service package with AT&T Worldnet that included email, DSL, a > personal website on their server, and Usenet a... 30 Mar 2010 12:47

Windows Update Issue on Server 2008
I am running a Windows 2008 SP1 server, as a domain controller. Windows updates has failed to install the following update; MS SQL Server 2005 Express Edition with Advanced services Service Pack 3. It fails as soon as i try and and install it, almost like it's not trying at all. The error i get is 80244019, but t... 30 Mar 2010 05:04

Finding Oracle Database
Hello, I want to link Oracles tables to an Access DB but can't see them from a workstation. I can see folders on the server but the Oracle tables on a D:\ Drive. I can only see them if I logon to the server or through Remote Desktop. The Server is \\ASams3 The Files are on D:\FamousDB\Database I ca... 29 Mar 2010 13:39

Unable to create HTTPS listener in WinRM
I am trying to create an HTTPS listener in WinRM and am getting the error: WSManFault Message ProviderFault WSManFault Message = The WS-Management service cannot process the request. The value for the selector Transport is invalid. Error number: -2144108451 0x803380... 29 Mar 2010 11:23