@garak0410 said:
Most people have said just ROBOCOPY the files from the old file server (in this case, SBS 2003) to the new one (2012 R2 Virtual Machine) and it will keep the permissions intact and echo the different server name...correct?
I am running a robocopy from an old file server to a new one right now. I have been slowly robycopying everything over to the new server. Yes it will keep all the permissions.
@Katie said:
@IRJ said:
@Katie said:
@IRJ said:
That place is under water during a minor hurricane. Have you ever seen the storm surge signs in downtown? They have them in different places depending on the category of the hurricane. Its kind of scary. I remember going over the Howard Franklin Bridge during a tropical storm. There was water splashing on the bridge. I remember going 10mph over that bridge while the VAN was getting killed by the wind.
Not completely, though I think some parts are more prone to it than others. I live on the west side of town, out of the floodplain. It can get windy and wet, that's true. A small price for never having to shovel snow.
And in a tropical storm, I wouldn't be crossing any of the bridges. (unless I had to evacuate, and in that case I should have crossed long before the storm came through.)Have you ever experienced a major hurricane?
Yes I have. It isn't fun, regardless of where you are when it hits.
Did you live in a different area?
The last major hurricane to make landfall in Tampa/St. Pete was in 1921. Tampa/ St. Pete would be underwater if anything Cat2 or higher were to make a direct hit.
http://www.wfla.com/story/22489099/tampa-bay-tops-list-of-most-vulnerableoverdue-hurricane-cities
http://www.climatecentral.org/news/top-5-most-vulnerable-us-cities-to-hurricanes
@Katie said:
@IRJ said:
That place is under water during a minor hurricane. Have you ever seen the storm surge signs in downtown? They have them in different places depending on the category of the hurricane. Its kind of scary. I remember going over the Howard Franklin Bridge during a tropical storm. There was water splashing on the bridge. I remember going 10mph over that bridge while the VAN was getting killed by the wind.
Not completely, though I think some parts are more prone to it than others. I live on the west side of town, out of the floodplain. It can get windy and wet, that's true. A small price for never having to shovel snow.
And in a tropical storm, I wouldn't be crossing any of the bridges. (unless I had to evacuate, and in that case I should have crossed long before the storm came through.)
Have you ever experienced a major hurricane?
@Dashrender said:
Excuse me.. it's actually both - some features are in one, and the rest are in the other. so you need both GPP and IEAK
and just as maddening - it appears you can only edit GPP for IE 10+ on Windows 8+ or Server 2012+, adding the administrative templates to Server 2008R2 or Windows 7 does not give you the GPP portions.
That has been the way to manage IE as far as I can remember. That's nothing new.
I used to do alot of stuff on ODESK.com which apparently is now one in the same as freelancers.com
I learned alot of things:
@Katie said:
@ryan-from-xbyte said:
@Katie I get to travel to FL once a month to visit our home office. They have been laughing at me all winter.
Yes, I'm just north of there in St Pete. Haven't been laughing so much as feeling very blessed that I'm here and not further north.
Perhaps try coming down more often.
@Katie said:
@ryan-from-xbyte said:
@Katie I get to travel to FL once a month to visit our home office. They have been laughing at me all winter.
Yes, I'm just north of there in St Pete. Haven't been laughing so much as feeling very blessed that I'm here and not further north.
Perhaps try coming down more often.
That's my home town....They can laugh at you, but.....
That place is under water during a minor hurricane. Have you ever seen the storm surge signs in downtown? They have them in different places depending on the category of the hurricane. Its kind of scary. I remember going over the Howard Franklin Bridge during a tropical storm. There was water splashing on the bridge. I remember going 10mph over that bridge while the VAN was getting killed by the wind.
Pay for it, Unless you have countless hours to post random blogs and backlinks.
I paid around $500 total to promote my fishing business. I climbed Google very quickly in a very competitive market. It was pretty easy to do since I am one the few fishing guides that is tech savy.
I have been using imitation toner for about 8 years now. I used to buy 100 toner cartridges at a time for the school district.
We would get 2-3 bad ones out of 100 pretty consistently. This was irritating, but at almost 75% savings on each cartridge it was definitely worth it.
P.S. I ordered thousands of these.
Symantec is going the way of all they acquire.......down the tubes.
I hate when cab drivers whine the whole ride to try to get a better tip.
Note: This script only works when installing VNC. That was no problem for us since we were a couple revisions behind.
I just stopped the VNC service on each PC and pushed down the MSI and installed using the new password.
That worked great. PDQ doesnt allow spaces between lines. Once I figured that out, it was simple as 1...2..3
I would like to change the VNC password on all domain PCs.
Has anyone here done this before? Did you use a registry key or script to do it?
A dream come true for the NSA. Devices will not have the ability to truly be turned off anymore.
No one else here mentioned this, but I document everything for myself.
I document projects, daily tasks, common fix-its, and etc for myself. It does a few things for you. It shows you are a team player, it shows your value, it shows other potential employers your value, and you can CYA if anything ever goes wrong.
@scottalanmiller said:
Yeah. Doesn't get much better than that.
I have asked for a powersupply before and really needed a motherboard. They have never given me any problems even if I misdiagnose something.
@Dashrender said:
O'Rielly's is currently selling all of their MS Press books for 60% off - full non DRM ebooks. I picked up Excel and Outlook 2013.
Its alot easier to get an end user to participate in online training vs reading a book, though.
@LadyJane said:
@scottalanmiller I am a "normal" and I am not sure how having a certification will help me help others. Perhaps it is in the training that I am best served. And for that I do not need a certification to study up.
KnowledgeNet offers very reasonable Microsoft Office Course for end users. They also offer MOS training
knowledgenet.com/category/end-user
@scottalanmiller said:
Sorry. The cert is MOS.
It used to be called MOUS when I got it back in Office 2000. Its definitely a good cert to have. It doesnt really spark much interest on my resume, but It comes in handy when I am working in Excel or Word.
