Ryan's Tech Blog
Thanks to the WSUS Support team blog… If you had a freak accident, where your UPS happened to “shut your server down, while saving everything beforehand” (yeah, right) and it managed to corrupt one or more databases (exchange, companyweb *sharepoint, and WSUS), it may be the easiest solution to just wipe your WSUS install, and […]
As it has been quite some time since I’ve had to repair an Exchange Database, especially one that has a UPS protecting the server. I had forgotten the commands, and this article helped out quite a bit. http://www.mike-tech.com/article.php?gif=exchange2k3&article=304 Also, if you have problems with using the “Isinteg” command, try moving your log files out of the […]
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http://www.pdxtc.com/wpblog/technology-articles/cant-send-mail-using-comcast/ I was having problems with my simplemachines forum and my home outlook client. It seems that Comcast is quietly shutting down port 25 and moving to 587 for smtp traffic. Definitely look into it if you are having problems. My error was this in smf (or simple machines forum): Could not connect to SMTP […]
I found this site to be really useful to get some htaccess files setup, and they have nice sample files available for immediate use. Check it out here: http://www.javascriptkit.com/howto/htaccess.shtml
I wanted to shed some light on the subject of SBS 2008 for new installers of the OS. In first installing SBS 08, I looked over the “Getting Started Guide” that comes with the retail boxed DVD set. It says that you “should” store all of your data on a separate partition or disk, while […]
Download this tool: IMF Companion You won’t be disappointed! http://stoekenbroek.com/imfcompanion/default.htm
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Check this site out for the simple fix. It’s worked wonders on 3 SBS servers that I manage. http://dogriley.blogspot.com/2005/08/sqlservrexe-high-memory-usage-for.html
In some cases, you might find it useful to remove the trailing /owa or /exchange directory from your Outlook Web Access URL, and change it to something like mail.”domain”.com. Here’s an article to help you with that: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998359.aspx
