mcfly1204
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We are looking to utilize the out of the box logging that CUPS provides. The thought is to set up a Windows share as a network printer, if possible, add the newly created printer to OS X users, and that way we can audit files sent to the network shares set up as network printers. Convoluted, maybe, but the task is to audit the file activity on Windows network shares from those using OS X. -
Configure Network Share As Network Printer?
Does anyone have any thoughts on if a network share can be configured to appear as a network printer, and if so, how? -
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I did not think about there being multiple hosts files on the system. Windows search, and there was a clear entry with the local server's name as well as the public IP address.Leave a comment:
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XP Pro - Access Remote Server By Name, Not Public IP
We have a workstation at a remote location that accesses one of our local Win2k3 servers by the server name, not by the public IP address, but I cannot figure out how this is being accomplished. I am hoping there is a simple configuration where a computer name can be mapped to a public IP address, and then the computer name can be used when connecting to the server from various applications on the remote system. I thought this is something that... -
Win 7 Pro - Event ID 4776 For Local Guest Account
We have one system running Windows 7 Professional that logs a security audit failure with an error code of C0000072 (account is currently disabled) dozens of times a day. The user name listed is the local guest account, which has been disabled. Is there a way for us to determine what is trying to use the local guest account, in other words, what is causing the audit failure entries? Thanks. -
Located the ProfileImagePat h for the user in question in the registry of the terminal server in question, and could see that it was pointing to a local location for a different username. Apparently the userid for the username in question was changed at some point. I updated the registry entry to reflect the current username, logged into the TS in question, and all is well.Leave a comment:
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Roaming Profile Not Being Copied To TS For User
Most of our users are configured in AD to use roaming profiles. For one user in particular, their roaming profile is not being copied to one of our terminal servers when the user logs in. We have another TS which is virtually identical, where the same user's roaming profile is being copied over to the TS when that user logs in. I cannot find any errors on the TS in question or the server with the network share for the roaming profile, so at this... -
Thanks for the productive response.Leave a comment:
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No, as an admin, I have to manually create the directory first. Also, keep in mind that my reference of %username% is as an Windows environmental variable, not a casual reference such as %user% or %OtherUsername% .Leave a comment:
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Proper Permissions For \\NetworkShare\Users\
We have a GPO configured to redirect users' documents folder to \\NetworkShare\ Users\%Username %. If the folder exists for the user, everything works as expected. The issue I run into is when we create a new user, as an admin I have to manually create the user's folder. Are there specific permissions that need to be applied to \\NetworkShare\ Users\%Username %, or does this have to be a two step process of creating the user's directory, and then... -
After removing the Win2K domain controllers with the DCPROMO command, we are no longer experiencing the original issue.Leave a comment:
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I had another method that that was checking the validity of the URLs where I was not closing a web response that was accessing the URL. After adding "response.Close ()", all files are now downloading.Leave a comment:
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That is how I understood the purpose of DTDs as well. Thanks for the confirmation.Leave a comment:
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I do not see how an example would help answer this question. Is there a way to define a hierarchy of elements where if one element is populated, that information supersedes the information of another element.Leave a comment:
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WebClient.DownloadFile Hangs On Certain Files
We are using the DownloadFile method of the WebClient class to download artwork via URLs for purchase orders, this works well for the most part, but hangs with certain file types. We never have problems with .pdf files, but .ai files (Illustrator) just hang with 0 bytes being downloaded, and then eventually times out after the default 60 seconds. Has anyone experienced similar activity while downloading files with the WebClient class? Keep in... -
DTD - Element Hierarchy?
Is it possible to declare an element hierarchy in a DTD? For instance, if two elements hold the same information, but one is supposed to supersede the other, can that be defined in a DTD? If not, where could that hierarchy be defined? -
I have confirmed that the issue does not exist with a WinXP Pro client configured with DHCP. It is also worth noting that the Win7 Pro clients that are experiencing this issue are able to ping and access network shares on other Win2K hosts.Leave a comment:
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Win7 Pro Cannot Ping/Access Win2k Server In Another Subnet
Our network consists of two Win2k DCs, and two Win2k8 DCs were added a few months ago, which will eventually replace the Win2k DCs. All server are in the subnet 172.20.4.X, and all of the client that receive an IP through DHCP are in the subnet 172.20.5.X. We have been experiencing an issue recently where two different Win7 Pro clients have been added to the domain, they can connect to every other host and client on the domain, but one Win2k DC... -
So best practice would be to open a connection for each database to be used when the program opens, and then close said connections when the program exits? if that is the case, that would mean that the application would have to exit cleanly to close the db connections, but what happens if the program were to crash?Leave a comment:
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Best Way To Reuse Database Connections
I have been writing a good amount of code that is accessing a database frequently. Instead of creating the database connection every time I would like to access the database, is there a proper way to write the connection once so that it can be called and reused throughout the application? Is there a particular design pattern that would be appropriate for this? Thanks.
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