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 | You need to be considering the fact that 'remote' machines may not be synched correctly or consistently either to a local NTP service or to a remote NTP service, and that the regional time zones for different remote machines may also be different. You should consider ALSO retrieving the remote …  |
| | The not so helpful [but realistic] answer. In no particular order, I would pick the one that a] delivers the required functionality b] you already fully understand or can relatively easily learn to understand within a reasonable time frame c] demonstrably works well with your proposed web server a] you …  |
| | The lesson is this: Only [B]ever[/B] change one thing at a time, and test thoroughly between changes, be that a change to hardware or software. That way you will always a] be able to track and detect the effects and b] roll backwards if required. |
| | Just an idle enquiry from someone who makes a living designing installing and managing IT systems for small businesses. What are your most important software tools for systems and network analysis, logging and repairs? Here are just a few of mine: all of the Sysinternals tools, Network View, various different … |
| | I believe that debug datestamps are in 64bit UTC format from dateline 00:00 January 1, 1601, using 100 nanosecond 'ticks' - but I could well be wrong. How you decode one to human readable is a whole different question though; fraid I don't have a clue. |
| | 2003 Enterprise can only join 2000 domains as a member server; if you want it to become an AD DC at any point then you [B][I]MUST[/I][/B] run the 2003 versions of both \forestprep and \domainprep on the primary 2000 DC before you join the domain. In addition, Enterprise is very …  |