System Admin

Ray Cassick wrote:

Telnet in and of itself is only a connection tool. It is not an administrative interface at all, and was never meant to be.

You can for example telnet to port 110 on a mail server and if SMTP is installed manually type commands to read, compose and send emails. That doe snot make telnet an email client, merely a connection tool.

Roath Kanel wrote:

...have any documentation about using telnet?

REGEDIT4

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GreenLantern wrote:

I have Compuware Driver Studio v3.2 that is said to work for xp. during configurations, settings asked to *test* my VGA compatibility and the test was successful with standard VGA display settings. but when I restarted and went to launch softice. It tottally freezes my computer.. Softice is still working though i can do the ctrl+D and everything to get the softice screen but when i do ctrl+D to leave the system is still stalled/frozen; so I am forced to do the HBOOT and hard reset to leave it all to gether, because what good is a debugger when no other program is able to run. i don't know what i could be, that’s why I’m assuming its just too cold for my computer! lol

GreenLantern wrote:

I maid sure that softice is compatible with my os and pluss it said that even microsoft gives out hotfixes that update a files for softice called called osinfo.dat (released operating systems) or osinfob.dat (beta operating systems) and so far i've found no recent hot fixes so i have to suggest that i've got the most recent because its the most recent compuserve package! And plus why would my NVidia not be compatible with *Standard VGA* lol

GreenLantern wrote:

thanks for the help so far

cheesepirate wrote:

In my book, anything measured in gigabytes isn't small.

cheesepirate wrote:

I was wondering, in a "real" corporate environment, how big do system admins typically let their users data files get?