May
6
2011
randomb
Hi,
When you are using RPC over HTTP, and you could be encountering a prompt for outlook
Make sure Kernel Mode Authentioncation is set for The Windows Auth on the following Virtual Directories:
- Autodiscover
- EWS
- OAB
- RPC
then IIS RESET
Wiihii
Have a nice friday.
no comments | tags: Exchange, Office 2010, RPC OVER HTTP, Windows Server | posted in Exchange, Windows Server
Mar
10
2011
randomb
Hi!
We have recently discovered there a numerous amount of error if you are upgrading windows 7 x64 to SP1,
Go to:
link
First post of thiswoot
If you follow this and logical sense, you will be alright
History:
Based from my research, this seems only to struck upon 64bit client that have automatically downloaded the sp1 and installed it
So forward in time – dont do this – only let it download and notifty ! same goes for wsus in all other ways
If you in any other way cant get it fixed, write here or email me – i will gladly help you
no comments | tags: Windows Server, WSUS | posted in General, Windows 7, Windows Server
Feb
21
2011
randomb
Hi!
Due to windows 7 newer ndis drivere – various cards will not be supported in their ipsec client,
https://supportforums.cisco.com/thread/2017102
https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-14257
Resolution:
Consider switching to either SSLVPN (Any Connect) or maybe an alternative vpn client – http://ncp-e.com/ or VPN-C
Dont waste time get it working – since it never will
no comments | tags: Cisco | posted in Cisco
Oct
13
2010
randomb
Hello!
I was preparing af new sql server for a customer when i did encounter the following error, when i was about to create my maintaince plans:
TITLE: Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio
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Cannot show the editor for this task.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Exception from HRESULT: 0xC0010014 (Microsoft.SqlServer.DTSRuntimeWrap)
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Exception from HRESULT: 0xC0010014 (Microsoft.SqlServer.DTSRuntimeWrap)
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BUTTONS:
OK
I found out by gooogling (so no, im not taking credit for the solution, im just preseting it for you
)
%windir%\syswow64\regsvr32 “%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Microsoft SQL Server\90\dts\binn\dts.dll
This solved it for me, as far ive notice this only occur on 64bit systems, so is the old famous bug still here?
well who knows, other solutions ive found:
- reinstall sql tools
- reinstall sql server (yiiikes? :s )
anyway post your comments or other solutions
no comments | tags: Microsoft SQL 2005 | posted in Microsoft SQL
Oct
4
2010
randomb
Hello all,
hint: if you are migrating an existing sbs 2003 server (physical hardware) to virtual esxi, you will have a issue reguarding the xml file to be read during the initial installation,
Use magic iso to create a 1,44Mb floppy img
In bios of the virtual machine make sure that your server aint trying to boot on either usb or floppy at first priority
Make sure the floppy “Connect on Power-on” then you will be sure it will read the file during the migration
Works every time for me
Link: here for magic iso
no comments | tags: SBS 2003, SBS 2008, Vmware, Windows Server | posted in Migration, Windows Server
Oct
4
2010
randomb
Helllo,
Ill be cleaning up this blog, hence i got more sparetime now!
Android section is removed, ill be keeping my initial downloads for a while at: http://download.generation-it.com
Stay tuned.
no comments
Jul
7
2010
randomb
Hello to you all.
We recently ran into this issue, reguarding new HP desktops and some laptops that was running Vista Business
Signs:
- Unable to access Properties of my computer
- Unable to access alot of things in Control Panel
- Unable.. yeah to do anything really.
It seems like Windows search 4.0 is broken in their OEM image
Resulotion:
- Start
- Control Panel
- Programs and Features
- Show Installed Updates
- Remove Windows Search 4.0
- reboot
no comments | tags: Desktop, HP, SBS 2003 | posted in Windows Vista
Jul
7
2010
randomb
Hello All..
We recently had another issue at a customer site, where a windows 2008 SBS went awol, due to the wsus content was filling up and getting very big!
So challenge here is to move the wsuscontent folder to another disk set using following command:
- Start Command prompt
- cd c:\Program Files\Update Services\Tools
- wsusutil.exe movecontent NewDrive:\Folder NewDrive:\Logme.txt
- Either wait for the command to Delete old content, or Delete it yourself.
- Have fun
no comments | tags: SBS 2008, Windows Server, WSUS | posted in Windows Server
Jul
7
2010
randomb
Hello,
Some time ago, i had a customer which bought this new vista machine, where i had to join it to a windows 2003 Small business server.
Where results were really really odd, let me put it down to you this way
Got a vista machine thats following?:
• Slow boot up
• Joined in 2003 sbs domain
Type following from a command prompt:
• netsh interface tcp set global rss=disabled
• netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled
Then reboot the machine, and you should have your machine back on.
no comments | tags: SBS 2003, Vista | posted in Windows Server
Jul
7
2010
randomb
Hello,
we had a problem at a customer site where we did experince the following issues:
The sql server have been updated to SP3
Integration services havent been installed.
So to be able to create proper maintaince plans following has to be done:
1: Install integration services from the sql cd
2: download sp3 again to lift integration services to the proper level.
After that you will still recieve following error (or close to:)
Invalid column name ‘from_msx’.
Invalid column name ‘has_targets’. (Microsoft SQL Server , Error: 207)
Resolution:
Run the following script from the installation directory:
(example path: C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.XX\MSSQL\)
SYSDBUPG.SQL
Copy paste this into your Studio manager and Press execute!.
(but what does it do? it will upgade the remaining sp’s that havent been upgraded during sp3 install and eventuelly missing sys bases)
After that if you still continue to get some errors launch the following commandline:
%windir%\syswow64\regsvr32 “%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Microsoft SQL Server\90\dts\binn\dts.dll
After that, it will be a good idea to restart the service instance to make sure the new settings is read.
If you need any further help with this, dont attempt to write here, and i will try to help you the best way possible.
no comments | tags: Microsoft SQL 2005, Windows Server | posted in Microsoft SQL