Will password protected user accounts in XP Pro provide sufficient security for Remote Desktop over
- by Craig Johnston
Will password protected user accounts in XP Pro provide sufficient security for Remote Desktop over internet?
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Win7: Will doing "Run as administrator" on a .BAT file allow regsvr32 enough privlieges to register
- by Craig Johnston
Will doing "Run as administrator" on a .BAT file allow regsvr32 enough privlieges to register a DLL or OCX? The .bat file contains: regsvr32 -u SomeOCX.ocx regsvr32 SomeOCX.ocx Or, does the logged in user need to be an administrator?Read the article
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"Run as administrator" in Win 7
- by Craig Johnston
In Win 7, which of the following accounts would have the "Run as Administrator" option showing for executable files: local account not in the local or domain administrator group local account in the local administrator group local account in the domain administrator group domain account not in the local or domain administrator group domain account in the local administrator group domain account in the domain administrator groupRead the article
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Remote Assistance working but not Remote Desktop - both machines are XP Pro
- by Craig Johnston
I have Remote Assistance working but not Remote Desktop. XP Firewall has exceptions for both Remote Assistance and Remote Desktop. Remote Desktop is allowed in System Properties - Remote. What could be the problem?Read the article
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VPN or Remote Access?
- by Craig Johnston
In what circumstances would you setup a VPN instead of just allowing Remote Desktop to a machine in a network?Read the article
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Problem deleting folder and files from "Program Files" folder in Win 7
- by Craig Johnston
How do you delete folders and files from the "Program Files" folder in Win 7? I am trying to do this on someone else's computer and I don't know what rights their user account is. It says that I don't have permission to delete the folder. I thought it was an administrator account because when I do "Run as Administrator" for other things it doesn't ask for a password, so it must be an administrator account. Should I be able to delete a folder out of "Program Files" if the account has administrator rights? Or do I need to do something else, such as "Take Ownership" of the folder.Read the article
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If "Run as administrator" can be used without entering a password, am I a full administrator in Win
- by Craig Johnston
If "Run as administrator" can be used without entering a password, am I a full administrator in Win 7?Read the article
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Is the WAN IP of an ADSL modem likely to remain the same if it is not rebooted?
- by Craig Johnston
Is the WAN IP of an ADSL modem likely to remain the same if it is not rebooted? Do ISPs change the WAN IP of an ADSL connection while in session (ie. prior to reboot) ?Read the article
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Is the WAN IP of an ADSL modem likely to remain the same if it is not rebooted?
- by Craig Johnston
Is the WAN IP of an ADSL modem likely to remain the same if it is not rebooted? Is an ISP likely to change the WAN IP while the modem is in session?Read the article
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SPROC runs in Query Analyzer 2008 Enterprise but will not run inside a Job on SQL Agent
- by jim-johnston
I have a stored procedure that runs in Query Analyzer 2008 Enterprise but will not run inside a Job on SQL Agent. It just spins. I have checked permissions, ANSI NULL ON , etc. to no avail. Funny thing is I can wrap a SSIS package around it and then run it from a Agent Job and it works. Any ideas? Thanks in advance V/R JimRead the article
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How to use RAR or ZIP to rename replaced files when extracting
- by Craig Johnston
I wish to extract files using RAR or ZIP but I need to be able to rename the files being replaced so that there is a copy of the previous version in case something goes wrong. Couldn't see any options in WinRAR to do this.Read the article
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Is it necessary to have DMZ machine or zone on a network?
- by Craig Johnston
Is it necessary to have DMZ machine or zone on a network? What reasons are there for having a DMZ machine or zone? If the DMZ zone cannot communicate with the normal network at a site, why have it?Read the article
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What are the reasons for putting a VPN into a network?
- by Craig Johnston
What are the reasons for putting setting up a VPN? Does it require a domain name?Read the article
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Is the WAP IP of an ADSL modem likely to remain the same if it is not rebooted?
- by Craig Johnston
Is the WAP IP of an ADSL modem likely to remain the same if it is not rebooted? Do ISPs change the WAN IP of an ADSL connection while in session (ie. prior to reboot) ?Read the article
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Is the WAP IP of an ADSL modem likely to remain the same if it is not rebooted?
- by Craig Johnston
Is the WAP IP of an ADSL modem likely to remain the same if it is not rebooted? Is an ISP likely to change the WAN IP while the modem is in session?Read the article
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On a SBS/Win7 domain, what can a domain adminstrator do?
- by Craig Johnston
On a SBS/Win7 domain, what can a domain adminstrator do?, in summary?Read the article
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Does a dialup connection usually give you an IP address?
- by Craig Johnston
I am trying to test remote connections to my LAN. If I use a dialup connection will I get an IP address I can use for this purpose?Read the article
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Why would Remote Assistance work but not Remote Desktop?
- by Craig Johnston
I have managed to get Remote Assistance working between two XP-Pro machines, but as soon as I try Remote Desktop I can't even get to the login screen without an error which gives a list of possibilities and concludes with "See your network administrator", which isn't very helpful. I have ramped up the security level on Remote Desktop including turning on encryption etc. Could this be the problem? I will only get a few hours on the machine at a time so I need to be well-prepared before I attack this problem again. Any ideas?Read the article
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What is a 'firewall sniffer'?
- by Craig Johnston
What is a 'firewall sniffer'? How do they compromise the security of: Windows firewall Router firewall NAT firewallRead the article
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Do you get given your own IP address on dialup?
- by Craig Johnston
Do you get given your own IP address on dialup? I am trying to test remote connections from outside my LAN. Will I be given an IP address that I can use for remote desktop and assistance?Read the article
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Is there a "super-admin" account in Win 7 or SBS?
- by Craig Johnston
Is there a "super-admin" account in Win 7 or SBS?Read the article
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Can you print from a MS Remote Assistance session to your local printer?
- by Craig Johnston
Can you print from a MS Remote Assistance session to your local printer?Read the article
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How to change machine name on TFS 2010 RC?
- by Ross Johnston
I'm trying to rename the TFS 2010 RC VM machine name so I can add it to our domain without the chance of clashing with another copy of the VM already on the domain. I found instructions for TFS 2008 saying to use TFSAdminUtil ActivateAT , but this tool has now been replaced by TFSConfig and I can't see an obvious replacement for 'ActivateAT'. Any ideas what the new command should be?Read the article
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Does a dialup connection usually give you an IP address?
- by Craig Johnston
I am trying to test remote connections to my LAN. If I use a dialup connection will I get an IP address I can use for this purpose?Read the article
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What right does a domain administrator have in a SBS and Win 7 environment?
- by Craig Johnston
What rights and priviliges does a domain administrator have in a SBS and Win 7 environment?Read the article
