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Finding Messages inside Exchange using EntryID Recently I have had a need to locate messages inside Exchange using only the EntryID. Ideally I wanted to do this through Outlook but all evidence points towards this not being possible. http://www.officekb...
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Xbox 360 Musings I recently bought a used Xbox 360 and have been messing around with it for the last couple weeks. Since then I've learned some things and thought I would put them all in one place. Original Xbox Support and System Update 9199 The...
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Getting started with X10 If your anything like me you are always looking for some sort of IT project. Recently I started messing around with X10 and here is a summary of what I have learned. X10 is home automation technology that uses your homes electric...
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IP Cam Streaming to Blackberry So you have a IP Cam and that's pretty neat. But now you want to be able to check in on it from your Blackberry. Well get ready, this is going to be crazy. Before getting into it, it might be worth it to review the following...
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Installing pkgutil and webmin on Solaris pkgutil blastwave.org is a group of people who create Open Source software packages for the Solaris Operating System. Ensure you the right package for your Architecture. They use to provide a tool called pkg-get...
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Playing Worms Armageddon over the Internet Worms Armageddon is a great game. Maybe you played in University over LAN and now you want to play it over the Internet. Inside Worms there are two multi player options: LAN and WormNET . I have no idea what...
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Running Mecury Mail as a Service Mercury mail is a great, free mail server that can be used for dozens of things. Unfortunately the free version does not run as a a service. This post will explain how to run the free version of Mercury Mail as a service...
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Using Your Laptop As A Wireless Router So for some reason you want to use your laptop as a wireless router. This can be done using the Windows Internet Connection Sharing feature. This guide will cover how to set it up for Windows XP. For more information...
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32bit Windows Memory and Java Understanding 32bit process limitations in Windows is complex. The following is a quick run down of basics, followed by a quick explanation of JRockit (and why it rocks!). The Problem Physical Address Extension So as you...
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Tomcat Authentication to Active Directory Love IIS and its easy Authentication Model ( Anonymous, Basic, Integrated )? Me too! The following post will, to the best of my ability, explain how to make Tomcat to Basic and Integrated Authentication to Active...
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(Terrible) Adventures with WVC54GC IP Cam I was looking for a new, relatively inexpensive, gadget for my house. I was looking at the flyer for Canada Computers and there was a deal on a Linksys WVC54GC IP Cam . So I figured OK. Anybody who has bought...
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Adventures with Tomcat 5.5 Tomcat has one main configuration files: server.xml . There is also another very misunderstood file web.xml that I will talk about too. server.xml contains all the parameters of the Tomcat instance. The file has the following...
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Adventures with x64 IIS Recently I had to deploy 32 bit application on a Windows x64 bit OS. This post raps up some of the things I found along the way. ISAPI Filters The application supports an ISAPI filter, but the filter is only 32 bit, therefore it...
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MSCS Roundup This article links to all the useful resources I have found that relate to Microsoft 2003 Failover Clustering. MSCS Terminology This article defines MSCS terminology: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc757640.aspx Server 2003 Cluster...
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Creating a UNC Alias for a Windows 2003 Server There are many reasons my you make want to make a CNAME/alias for a Windows 2003 File Server. These might include ensuring old shortcuts work after a server migration, you might have an application with UNC...