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Hi! Greetings of the day,
I have a windows 2003 server and have recently configured it to act as a router by doing NAT configuration. I have a public IP address provided by my ISP.I have a web application hosted on one of my internal servers and able to access the application on LAN. How do I access the same application using my public IP address?
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Thank you so much for your quick response..
On "Services and port" tab how do I enable "On this address pool entry"?
Thank you in advance
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If the option is grayed out you have probably not defined an address pool. This can be done in the 'Adress Pool' tab. But this is for multiple IP adresses assigned by your ISP. If you have only one public IP address, you can use the 'On this interface option'.
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Hi,
I am a bit out of my depth here so I have some questions. At my site we do unattended installs and configuration of our machines. I would like to script the install of a mmc snap in but have come to an impasse. I have found some sample code but I cannot find documentation to take me further. I would like to add the Group Policy Object Editor which I can do. But I want to further configure it to the local policy/Non-administrators which is where I get suck.
Below is what I have so far any and all help will be welcome. Thanks in advance.
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If WScript.Arguments.length =0 Then
Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
objShell.ShellExecute "wscript.exe", Chr(34) & _
WScript.ScriptFullName & Chr(34) & " uac", "", "runas", 1
Else
Dim objSCANode
Dim objMMC
Set objMMC = CreateObject("MMC20.Application")
objMMC.Document.SnapIns.Add("Group Policy Object Editor")
objMMC.Show
Set objSCANode = objMMC.Document.ScopeNamespace.GetChild(objMMC.Document.RootNode)
objMMC.Document.ActiveView.Select objSCANode
objMMC.Document.ActiveView.SelectionContextMenu.Item(2).Execute
wscript.Echo "objMMC.Document.RootNode.Name: " + objMMC.Document.RootNode.Name
wscript.Echo "objMMC.Document.ScopeNamespace.GetChild(objMMC.Document.RootNode): " + objSCANode.Name
wscript.Echo "objMMC.Document.ActiveView.Memento (objSCANode.Name): " + objMMC.Document.ActiveView.Memento
wscript.Echo "objMMC.Document.ActiveView.Selection.Item(1): " + objMMC.Document.ActiveView.Selection.Item(1).Name
wscript.Echo "objMMC.Document.ActiveView.SelectionContextMenu.Item(2).DisplayName: " + objMMC.Document.ActiveView.SelectionContextMenu.Item(2).DisplayName
wscript.Echo "objMMC.Document.ActiveView.SelectionContextMenu.Item(2).Path: " + objMMC.Document.ActiveView.SelectionContextMenu.Item(2).Path
end if
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When a client request for a ip in dns server it get the ip after resolve. Now the client knows the ip of the web server it requested. But when client click a link in the page within the domain, i want to know how now client will connect with web server i.e via ip or name. what is the task of reverse lookup zone.
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Given a URI of the form host.organisation.suffix, the name will be sent via DNS to a system that can resolve names belonging to the suffix group (e.g. .com, .org etc). That system can then pass off to a system that can resolve names by organisation, and lastly to a system that can resolve host names in an organisation to an IP address.
Veni, vidi, abiit domum
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I would like to seek some one's ideas and/or assistance regarding Cisco E900 router configuration w.r.t. downloads and security bypassing. The original thread is located here:
How to block continous downloads?[^]
As per peer suggestion in Lounge, I am placing a pointer question here, in lieu of multi-posting.
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I've inherited a legacy IIS 7.0 website (vb.net website, not an application) that was running against an MSSQL 2005 Database.
Recently we upgraded to MSSQL 2008 R2. Now, when users go to certain pages, we get a SQL Connection timeout error. Investigating, it says this can happen when datareaders are used and connections aren't properly closed. I tried adding try/catch/finally statements, but I can still get the error. I've also updated the SQL Client to use the same version on both the SQL server and the Web Server, to no avail.
I pull a netstat when the issue happens, and there's literally thousands of connections to the SQL server (from the Web Server).. based on the one page (trying) to load.
This particular page makes a simple call to populate an Org diagram. Fairly straight forward. But for some reason, the page has almost taken off without control and uses up all the available connections to the SQL server.
Any thoughts on how I might troubleshoot/resolve this issue would be greatly appreciated!
Update:
I've found that when the database was upgraded from 2005 to 2008R2, some NULL columns were converted to columns with a 0 value..which then caused the stored procedure for the page to infinite loop and lock the connections (again.. not my code!). Any idea why that might have happened? Was the database not restored/converted properly?
modified 3-Nov-13 1:16am.
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Hello all,
That friend of mine's laptop is giving me more headaches tan the ones I'd like... Now I can't update it...
Have you been there and found a solution? the sites that are recommending me to download the latest update manager are not helping a lot...
As it is stated in the subject, the error that Windows Update is giving me is: 0x8024D001
And When I'm trying to go to the Microsoft update site a this page appears: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2497281
Any idea?
I've just finished sending all the backup data to the laptop and I would hate to reinstall everything again... 
Thank you in advance! 
modified 15-Oct-13 14:27pm.
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Why are you installing XP on it? Is the laptop not capable of supporting Windows 7?
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This is a dell vostro 1000 and the OS that it came with is XP... therefore and trying to be legal and not to use pirate things... I've decided to go with that...
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That is brilliant:
Windows Update does not start in Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, or Windows 2000
Solution:
Turn on Automatic Updates
So, if you can't get the updater to work, run the updater... 
The only instant messaging I do involves my middle finger.
English doesn't borrow from other languages.
English follows other languages down dark alleys, knocks them over and goes through their pockets for loose grammar.
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Yes, it looks promising... 
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There is the "wait an hour before trying again" - I suspect this is the old "turn it off, wait a couple of minutes and turn it back on" support trick: If it work, they think you're brilliant, if it doesn't, someone else will get the call when they call back...
The only instant messaging I do involves my middle finger.
English doesn't borrow from other languages.
English follows other languages down dark alleys, knocks them over and goes through their pockets for loose grammar.
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OriginalGriff wrote: it work, they think you're brilliant, if it doesn't, someone else will get the call when they call back...
Looks interesting... ummmm... I'll steal that one for sure... 
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It's like the "Windows Help and Support Center could not be started. Would you like to start Windows Help and Support Center?" system message 
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According to Microsoft[^]You need to install service pack 3? Or is it installed already?
David
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Already installed...
And just to try it I've also updated the Internet Explorer to IE8...
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Maybe this page[^] will help.
David
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They were having problems in their update site... 
Already solved.
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IE8 from IE7 on Windows XP 32-bit? That would be a feat.
(aside)
Have you made sure you're not dealing with a rootkit?
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RedDk wrote: IE8 from IE7 on Windows XP 32-bit? That would be a feat.
RedDk wrote: Have you made sure you're not dealing with a rootkit?
It truly shouldn't... just instqalled the hard disk and installed Windows on that laptop...
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Check the date/time on the laptop.
I remember XPs windows update having a problem if the date was wrong by too much.
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Thank you, but time and date are correct... 
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