CASE: I added a new Exchange Server CAS and needed to create a special Receive Connectors that has alot of IP Addresses like printers and other services. Doing this manually is a pain in the ass! But with only a command we can accomplish this! CAS1 Being the server that I will copy the Receive [...]
Tags: Exchange Server
This is normaly a pain in the ass! But Microsoft has some cool scripts to add recursive permissions to the Public Folders. My example is from Exchange Server 2010 but it works on earlier versions too! Navigate to your Exchange installation dir, for example (DO THIS IN POWERSHELL): C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\Scripts> Now execute this command: [...]
Tags: Exchange Server, Power Shell, Windows, Windows Server
My friend kha0S and PS3 hacker kmeaw released a new version of Linux loader slash installer (only in external disk for now… ) ! This is great for all the people that want the other OS option again! I tried the asbest OS v1.2 and was great! Now I will try this that is a [...]
I had to kill an old File Server in Windows Server 2000 but needed to copy all the shares to the new NAS. I use robocopy for the copying itself but i got to the problem about permissions on the user. I needed to keep all other permissions and add myself to them. I FOUND [...]
Tags: CMD, Power Shell, Windows, Windows Server
I saw many people asking around the web how to this by GPO. To allow users to change IP Address settings on the windows machine they logon with a GPO. Well in this case you will need to user Restricted Groups on the GPO. First create a Security Group that you will use to put [...]
Tags: GPO, Microsoft, W2K8, Windows Server
Hi all I had a task to create a Cross Forest Trust. I had two independent Forests natively in Windows Server 2008 R2. For example purpose I will name them F1.local and F2.local. I’m posting this because i found some problems along the way that might help some one if they get into this. Begin [...]
Tags: AD, Microsoft, W2K8, Windows Server
Hi all! New Javascript benchmark! This is a Javascript benchmark based on sunspider . This is brought by mozilla. It’s called the Kraken! I run those bench on my Hackintosh Snow Leopard 10.6.4. My specs: Intel core i7 940 2.93 6GB Ram Tri-Channel 1600 (Though on OSX it appears 667MHz, need to check this) PATA [...]
Tags: BENCHMARK, HACKINTOSH, JS, OSX86
One friend of mine told me about this. Relational databases have a problem on heavy load sites. This project born on Facebook and went open source in 2008. On their site in one slideshow they compare a performance with 50GB to MySQL, results: MySQL: 300 ms write 350 ms read Cassandra: 0.12 ms write 15 [...]