himuraken Let me start by saying that I am not a DBA, nor would I ever pretend to be one. But with that said, all of us at some time or another will need to assist someone with SQL. If you have ever landed a client with a SQL server based application, you have probably been … Read more
One of our readers just sent me the following info. If you are using DD-WRT with the effected version be sure to patch/resolve this. Follow this link. *Update* You can test your router and see if you are vulnerable by entering this into your browser: http://routeripaddress/cgi-bin/;reboot –Himuraken
While opening Backup Exec 11d to check the backup this morning, I got a slew of errors which related to urlmon.dll. After starting all of the BE services which were down, I started receiving this error “The ordinal 450 could not be located in the dynamic link library urlmon.dll”. I ran a couple Google searches … Read more
So I finally created a Twitter account and started checking it out. I quickly noticed that below everyone’s tweets, was the application or place that they were tweeting from. I noticed that a lot of people with using TweetDeck. So I headed over to their download page and clicked on the big yellow “Download now, … Read more
Virtualization Lab: Part 2 – Concepts and Terminology Welcome to part two of my Virtualization Lab series. If you haven’t read part one, I would recommend reading it first. In this post I want to go over the concepts and terms that are used so frequently. Understanding the gist of virtualization will help lay a … Read more
Recently a client asked me to lend them a hand with a Cisco IP Phone 7940 that was haning during the boot process. After some quick research online, I determined that a reset on the device was needed, and the process is really simple. Begin by unplugging the phone and then reconnecting the power. As … Read more
Virtualization Lab: Part 1 – The Basics Many people are wondering what virtualization is really all about, and for good reason. In this multi-part series, I will take the virtualization novice from the ground up to a working lab/light production system. I’ll start with a bit of a rant: It seems that people on the … Read more
We recently purchased Kaseya and needed a better server to put it on. After deciding to setup Kaseya as a VM on a ESX host and a little capacity planning, I determined that a new server would be needed. After getting the corporate overlords to approve, I ordered up a new Dell PowerEdge R610 with … Read more