February 7, 2012
by Ashley Knowles
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Microsoft has a track record for releasing horrible operating systems every now and then, as witnessed by the IT world more recently with Windows Vista. It begs the question, after a very successful Windows 7, what is in store for … Continue reading
August 5, 2011
by Ashley Knowles
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My home computer is a Mac, now running OSX Lion. I’ve become quite accustomed to the backwards/reversed scrolling which seems to be the default in Lion – and matches the “natural” swipe up/down gestures you would use on an iPhone … Continue reading
May 20, 2011
by Ashley Knowles
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Installing JIRA on a Windows 2008 R2 x64 server today, and had to install MySQL for the database back end. Sounds simple enough… It’s been a while since I setup MySQL on a Windows installation, so I was pleasantly surprised … Continue reading
October 13, 2010
by Ashley Knowles
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I needed to show all the connections on a virus infected machine a while ago, and being a Microsoft tech, I normally used the Sysinternals TCPViewer tool to do this… However, TCPViewer is a bit limited. I mean, I’m trying … Continue reading
September 3, 2010
by Ashley Knowles
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I came across this site earlier, seems to have a good amount of resources linked for anyone looking to implement Windows event log to syslog. www.loganalysis.org/windows-to-syslog/ There’s not much in terms of documentation, but it lists a number of tools … Continue reading
December 11, 2009
by Ashley Knowles
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I thought this was super massive awesome cool plus plus!!!!!1111oneoneone I just installed the Office 2010 beta, and jumped in to my email quickly to grab a call. When I went to reply to an email, I noticed a little … Continue reading
October 26, 2009
by Ashley Knowles
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My boss forwarded me some emails from one of our client’s servers, dead disk, the usual. Get to the server, and it’s got nothing on the screen, typical… Reboot, no logical disks configured on the pov Promise RAID controller… Great. … Continue reading
October 12, 2009
by Ashley Knowles
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We’ve been using TeamViewer here to remotely connect to clients for about 2 months now. To say we have been impressed is an understatement. The ease that we we can connect to a client’s machine and take over their session … Continue reading
October 3, 2009
by Ashley Knowles
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I stumbled on a seemingly unique requirement this week to log file access for a Windows network share. Of importance, was the logging of object deletions, and writes. For most Windows admins, this probably sounds like a simple task of … Continue reading
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