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Monthly Archives: September 2009
Date September 29, 2009 Author By kadmin Category Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008
After running promoting the new server to a domain controller (running dcpromo.exe)… On the new domain controller, follow these steps to migrate domain operations. 1) Open Active Directory Users and Computers 2) Right click on the domain, and go to “operations masters” 3) Each of the 3 tabs has a “change” button, click it to […]
Read MoreDate September 28, 2009 Author By kadmin Category Microsoft Exchange
You probably already know how to set your Exchange 2003 server to forward all outgoing mail to a Smart Host (another smtp server). But what if that server is down – you would want a secondary server to use as a backup. If you want a secondary SmartHost for the same connector, the format is: […]
Read MoreDate September 24, 2009 Author By kadmin Category VMware, Windows Server 2008
I installed VMware ESXi 4.0 on my new Dell Poweredge R710 server. I then created a Windows 2008 Server virtual machine and proceed to boot from the installation DVD to install Windows. I was quickly greeted with this error: Status: 0xc000035a Info: Attempting to load a 64-bit application, however this cpu is not compatible with […]
Read MoreDate September 22, 2009 Author By kadmin Category General
Dell’s Poweredge servers come with dual Broadcom network cards. It only makes sense that someone might used the included NIC software to set up Teaming. However, as soon as you do this all of the Polycom IP phones on your network will start complaining about duplicate IP addresses. There are two possible work-arounds. 1 – […]
Read MoreDate September 14, 2009 Author By kadmin Category Blackberry, Microsoft Exchange
When setting up a Blackberry Server, you’ll need these components. RIM does not provide them in the Blackberry Server download.
Read MoreDate September 11, 2009 Author By kadmin Category General
Q: I want to send my document outside the company. I want to leave tracked changes in the document, but I don’t want anyone to see who made the tracked changes or when they were made. How do I do that? Before Word 2003, you can’t. The author (or reviewer) information and the date information […]
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