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I was hoping for an eligant function call to .NET haunter@battlestrata.com

Hello, I have a need to kill a process at a certain time of day every day. I have got everything worked out for the new service except the event trigger. Is there a simple way to set an event to fire everyday at a certain time? I have looked at System.timer but would like just to pass a...

This seems to be and issue with IE 6.0 and windows 2000 machines only. Any one have any suggestions on how to detect if a person is on windows 2000? haunter@battlestrata.com

Hello, I am developing my first AS 3.0 full site and running into scrollpane issues. I was wondering if anyone could give me a hand. www.bnipayitforward.com is the site and under the FAQ section is where the scroll pane is located. On my local machine everything runs fine. I have tested it...

I would suggest simply forwarding the HTTPS directly to the ISA box. The is no reason to Firewall the port twice and you will run into routing problems that over complicate things as well. Since you are using ISA to handle the application level firewalling you should be fine from a security...

Firebox changes dont propigate unless you save them to the box. It is not like a Cisco that has a running-config and a startup-config. The way to do it properly is to backup you current configuration and the save the file to a location that will not be overwritten. Then save your changes and...

Hello, This is entirely possilble on any box. This is simple 1:1 NAT translation. Normally you expose the internet to translate a port to and internal port on your server ie. External Network(0.0.0.0) -> 192.168.1.1:25 All you need to do is choose the set of external IP address you do want...

tsweb needs port 3389 exposed to work properly. Even though you log into a web page on prot 80 it then moves you to port 3389. Now if you are not running a web server you can edit the tsweb page and window registry to work on port 80. This applies to windows XP but can easily work for 2k3...

I have inherited a network that was badly documented and now have to make changes to the backup exec program. One small problem. No one seems to remember the password. I have the userver name since it is displayed in the login screen. Is there a solution to this problem? haunter@battlestrata.com

Hi I am new to FreeBSD. I am moving completely away for win32 and going to FreeBSD. I would like to know what you gents recommend as an FTPd. I would like something that provides the best speed with uncompromised security and fairly easy to configure. I Know FreeBSD comes with a native FTPd but...

I have and it is being recognized I think. What software is known to work with this setup? haunter@battlestrata.com

Do you know of a native PERL way to check the status? I really and not concered of whether the server it up.. But whether the DNS service is up, the server is checked by another meains. The script wont alarm unless the port is inaccessible for a period of time. If the port is inaccessible for...

Just a follup, This option worked great since I initially used Net::DNS. This worked like a charm. Star for knowing this little factoid! haunter@battlestrata.com

I have upgraded my NT server to 2003 but the tape drive is giving me fits since the company is out of biz. Has anyone got the Onstream sc30 to run on server 2003 and if so what backup software? Thanks haunter@battlestrata.com

I have recently upgraded a NT server to 2003 all is fine except for the tape backup. Has anyone had a problem. I installed the XP drivers an all seems ok but echo that comes with onstream does not install on 2003. I will but what ever I need but what product is known to work with sc30 and...

Ok I have a requirement to check three DNS servers to see if they are availible or not? My solution was to just set my local DNS to the IP of the desired DNS server and making a query. IF results then it is up. Well the problem if it is down it Net::DNS waits a long time to retry querys I...

I need to be able to read an interger from an xml attribute. I am not see the answer. I have decoded the entire document except for this. Can anyone help <report> <Section> <Header bookmark="Header1">name</Header> <DataDir>c:\blaj\blac</DataDir> <Data type="file"...

You can also do this with perls native code but maybe not the most admirable way to do it. $time = 9000; while(1){ code....... sleep($time); } haunter@battlestrata.com

I suppose this is strictly a acedemic question but has anyone benchmarched map vs foreach on a large array? I recently used map with the sorting functions of perl and found it to be very condense code to do a common task. Any thoughts? haunter@battlestrata.com

Thanks, Staring at the problem I did not see the paraentheses issue. Keen eyes mikevh haunter@battlestrata.com