Archive for 'Windows Server'
Critical Out-of-Band Hotfix
Posted on October 24, 2008, by Todd, under Windows Server.
I was sitting on the couch last night relaxing from a busy day in Ottawa and I received an email on my Blackberry indicating there was an out-of-band hotfix. You don’t normally see these type of hotfixes, so when one comes along its best to try and implement them asap. Continue Reading...1 Comment
New Windows Netmon 3.2 in Beta
Posted on August 12, 2008, by Todd, under Windows Server.
Check out the network monitor blog for all the details.
http://blogs.technet.com/netmon/archive/2008/06/12/network-monitor-3-2-beta-has-released.aspx
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Setting the Time Source for the Domain on Windows Server 2008
Posted on April 16, 2008, by Todd, under Windows Server.
I upgraded my domain controllers to Windows Server 2008 and am now in the process of decommissioning the old servers. Since moving the FSMO roles over to the new server, the new server started warning me that the time source was not set on this machine. Okay, I know in Windows Server 2003 I had to make some registry settings, but surely to goodness Microsoft has since corrected this in Windows Server 2008.
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Windows Deployment Services
Posted on April 11, 2007, by Todd, under Windows Server.
I am rolling out a new server at work this week. It is running Windows 2003 Enterprise and it will have 2 virtual machines on it, one for WSS and WSUS. When I first got it going the first update was Service Pack 2. I installed SP2, no big deal but it does turn RIS in WDS. Everything seemed ok, so next I built the firstVM, base image and got it patched.
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