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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Install Windows x64 on VMware ESX 3.5
Install Windows x64 on VMware ESX 3.5
Detailed information on how to run Windows 64 bit on a VMware 3.5 server.
Detailed information on how to run Windows 64 bit on a VMware 3.5 server.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Creating a Category List View in Atahualpa for WordPress
Creating a Category List View in Atahualpa for WordPress
Instructions on how to Display a Post Title only of a specific Category on a Page.
Instructions on how to Display a Post Title only of a specific Category on a Page.
Monday, December 14, 2009
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
DimDim Virtual Meeting Issues
DimDim is very similar to GoToMeeting and WebEX. My first test was somewhat disappointing. After you setup your account, you can host a meeting. After clicking Host Meeting, DimDim performs an automatic test of your software. My computer failed the Browser Support Test. The error message stated:
I decided to experiment with disabling individual Add-ons in IE to see if they were causing the problem. I found disabling the GoogleFrame BHO and Google Toolbar Notifieer BHO Add-ons I was able to successfully to pass the DimDim startup check and Browser support Check.
Once I was able to resolve this issue I have been very satisfied with DimDim. Their prices are fantastic and so far performance is great.
DimDim can be found by Clicking Here
Original post found at Ballyhoo4U
"This browser is not supported at the moment. Please use either Internet Explorer version 6.1 and above or Mozilla Firefox to host or join meetings."I am currently using Internet Explorer 8 on Windows Vista 32 bit. After poking around DimDim's Knowledge Base and Forums I couldn't find any specific information on IE 8 but I did read about some issues with Add-ons and IE.
I decided to experiment with disabling individual Add-ons in IE to see if they were causing the problem. I found disabling the GoogleFrame BHO and Google Toolbar Notifieer BHO Add-ons I was able to successfully to pass the DimDim startup check and Browser support Check.
Once I was able to resolve this issue I have been very satisfied with DimDim. Their prices are fantastic and so far performance is great.
DimDim can be found by Clicking Here
Original post found at Ballyhoo4U
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Removing Footer Information in WordPress Atahualpa Theme
I use the Atahualpa theme on several WordPress sites. On a couple of occasions I have been asked to modify the footer so it only displays the copyright information. Here are the steps to remove the "Powered by WordPress -Atahualpa Theme by BytesFor All" out of the footer.
- In WordPress Admin Click on Editor under Appearance.
- In the Edit Themes Page select "Theme Functions"(functions.php) on the right side of the screen.
- A little less than a quarter of the way down the functions.php code you will find:
function footer_output($footer_content) { $footer_content .= '
Powered by WordPress & the Atahualpa Theme by BytesForAll. Discuss on our WP Forum'; return $footer_content;
- Change that entire section with:
function footer_output($footer_content) { return $footer_content;
- Click Update File
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Removing Computers in Active Directory
We experinced a Windows 2003 server failure (two of the 3 drives on the RAID-5 failed at once). The decision was made to move the server contents to a virtual sever. The new server has the same name of the older server.
Before I could name the new server, the old server needed to be removed from Active Directory. I went into Active Directory, found the server in the appropriate folder, right clicked it and selected Delete. After clicking Delete I recieved the following error:
The objector some of the objects it contains cannot be deleted because access is denied Scope Agreement: To fix help removing the object (Member server) from active directory.
After clicking OK I recieved an error message stating Access Denied.
To correct the problem from the command prompt I opened ADSIEDIT.msc on the Domain Controller. In ADSI Edit I browsed to the correct container folder and expanded the server I was trying to delete. Once expanded, I was able to see a folder under the computer name. I right clicked on the folder and deleted it. Once deleted I was able to delete the server.
I verified the server was removed from DNS and was able to successfully name my new server the same name as the one it replaced.
Before I could name the new server, the old server needed to be removed from Active Directory. I went into Active Directory, found the server in the appropriate folder, right clicked it and selected Delete. After clicking Delete I recieved the following error:
The object
After clicking OK I recieved an error message stating Access Denied.
To correct the problem from the command prompt I opened ADSIEDIT.msc on the Domain Controller. In ADSI Edit I browsed to the correct container folder and expanded the server I was trying to delete. Once expanded, I was able to see a folder under the computer name. I right clicked on the folder and deleted it. Once deleted I was able to delete the server.
I verified the server was removed from DNS and was able to successfully name my new server the same name as the one it replaced.
Labels:
Active Directory,
ADSI Edit,
Microsoft,
Windows 2003
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