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Installed Patch listing.
I have a number of Win2K / XP systems that I need to get some software inventory information about what patches are installed. I would like to find a command line tool that will provide me with a list similar to what "showrev -p " does for me in Solaris. I know I can go to the installed...- DeadEye
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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outlook file location ?
I have a Win2K pro system and I noticed that the Outlook mail files are in the Document setting/username/Application data etc... AND Document setting/username/local-settings/Application data etc... Anyone know the reason why the two directories... does it use em both ? Can I nuke one... they...- DeadEye
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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XP system Hardware change - renders system UNUSABLE !!!
My *other* system was having issues so I swapped out the motherboard and when XP "tried" to come back up, it complained of problems with new hardware having been added to the system and recommended I *remove* hard disks and controllers I had possibly added after running a Anti-Virus...- DeadEye
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Change the display characteristics of network Shares ?
Rant ON - Who their right mind would create a piece of software that list ALL the shares on a network in one panel - Some %^$$ that works in a two person network. Sorry 8?( Rant OFF Rather than keep the display of network shares as it has been FOREVER Some Microsoft developer has changed...- DeadEye
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Multiple IP addresses on Win2K prof.
I have a need to have multiple IP addresses available on my system to work with a piece of software. I have a DHCP address for my LAN connection, a DHCP address for the VPN *virtual* interface to get back to the Company LAN across the *wilds* of the internet and I have the MS-Loopback adapter... -
Syslogd and forwarded Syslog messages
One router - one Unix system /etc/hosts 127.0.0.1 localhost loghost I *believe* the router is setup to forward syslog messages to the UNIX box. But I don't know If the UNIX box will/or is catching them. ( if they are being generated?) syslogd.conf there are clear example of how to edit...
