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Recently in our IT department we've noticed each others user accounts under documents and settings. Which is strange because we've never logged into each others machines. There were a few times I'd run psexec in order to apply BIOS/system settings, but...
Started by SteveButler on
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This can be through a service configured as a given user... .
Perhaps windows file shares or other remote connections are causing some kind of login to occur?
If there's any form of authentication of a user on a given machine, a profile may result.
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Due to an acquisition of several smaller organizations we now have to migrate users and their machines (Windows 2000 & XP Pro) from their old domains (NT & 2000) to a 2003 domain. What are best practices? How best to ensure that locally installed apps...
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To give you an idea of the effort involved, our setup .
To account privs missing on files, etc.
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I was reading this question to find out the differences between the Java Virtual Machine and the .NET CLR and Benji's answer got me wondering why Virtual Machines are necessary in the first place.
From my understanding of Benji's explanation, the JIT ...
Started by Daniel on
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They manage the memory early DOS machines, and what Microsoft....
Both of these virtual machines offer you this service for free.
The fact that virtual machines offer services to code that are not available to programs compiled and the JVM.
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We're developing a .NET app that must make up to tens of thousands of small webservice calls to a 3rd party webservice. We would prefer a more 'chunky' call, but the 3rd party does not support it. We've designed the client to use a configurable number...
Started by Daniel on
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Be sure to....
Given that, your greatest efficiency control is going to be through scaling the number of concurrent requests you can make .
Sounds like your goal is to execute all these web service calls as quickly as you can, and get the results tabulated .
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My ClickOnce app gives an error for a user: "Cannot download the application. The application is missing required files. Contact the application vendor or your system administrator for assistance."
How can I pinpoit which file is missing? Do I manually...
Started by Tony_Henrich on
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It will work on some machines but not on others just depending on what DLLs are already installed this often for the GoDaddy SSL certifications since they are not always installed on machines who don't.
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I have a need to run a relatively large number of virtual machines on a relatively small number of physical hosts. Each virtual machine isn't doing to much - each only needs to run essentially one basic network service - think SMTP or the like. Furthermore...
Started by Voltaire on
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VMWare has a cool option where you can "pool" a group of physical machines, and it will automatically move the virtual machines....
Machines being that cheap, I'd tend to upgrade to a 64bit OS with plenty of ram.
Bigger machines.
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I have a Windows 2003 server running on VMware Virtual Machine. One of our developers wanted to install a service on it. So I decided to give VM snapshot a try on the machine in case if the developer messes it up. I took a snapshot on the machine including...
Started by BlueGene on
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If there was any problem with the snapshot you would have more serious errors than missing.
Some files missing" sound like a really serious issue! Have you filed a bug about this? We do blocks.
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I have a .NET dll which has some interfaces\classes which are exposed to com. during the build procedure a .tlb file is generated and this tlb is referenced by some c++ code. As a result the compiler generates a .tlh file for the tlb.
When I run the build...
Started by Sam Holder on
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Sanity check: are you absolutely sure the same #import directive is used on both machines? i.e..
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We should develop on slow boxen because it forces us to optimize early.
Randall Hyde points out in The Fallacy of Premature Optimization , there are plenty of misconceptions around the Hoare quote:
We should forget about small efficiencies, say about ...
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In that case' :-)
for the love of Codd, use... .
As your development cycle approaches "today", your development machines should approach the current software, there is likely to be a min-spec for the machines that the company wants to buy.
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A client I'm working for has a standard in which they require the data layer of new applications to be wrapped into a web service, and placed a machine seperate from where the business/presentation layer will be hosted. Could someone tell me what the ...
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Separating the tiers onto separate machines will introduce some complexity, such as the traffic between the ....
On separate machines is that you can now potentially load-balance, separately, the various parts, there's the balancing act.
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