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I’ve been surprised and pleased at just how well Windows Server 2008 runs virtualized under Debian Squeeze. I first started running virtual Windows Servers purely for the disaster recovery and portability aspects, expecting to pay with a drop in performance… but what I found was that in a lot of cases, Windows 2008′s performance [...] Another consultant emailed me a .evt file recently for review. Which is great, except I frequently go days now without sitting in front of a Windows workstation – or at least, not one that isn’t broken and in need of fixing. So, I needed to find a Windows Event Log viewer. There isn’t currently [...] This is mostly intended for myself… but if it helps you, you’re welcome. Exchange 2007/2010 with Outlook 2007 clients is a hellkitten to get right, and I do not say this affectionately. Â You need to get RPC over HTTP working, or the Out-Of-Office Assistant will not work, and neither will the offline Address Book (or, very [...] The good news is, it turns out that even if you’re not the developer of a particular .NET app, you can target it to a specific version of the .NET runtime after-the-fact. It’s not particularly well documented – unless you’re a .NET developer yourself, in which case you should have done this BEFORE your app ever got in front of a customer – but the capability is there. … Of course, one of the challenges is figuring out what the heck runtime version corresponds to a human-readable “version” of .NET [...] |
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