Not sure if this is the place to ask this, but I couldn’t find a more appropriate StackExchange site. I heard that the quality of wireless connection follows the law of the lowest common denominator – meaning that if 10 users connect to an AP at 50Mbit and one at 5Mbit, everyone gets stuck with 5. [-] Can anyone, with 100% accuracy, say whether this is true or not? I’m asking because we have 8-10 [...]

Im probably missing something here, but i couldnt find any reference to this. I have a host that is using Direct Access from a remote location. We had to make changes on the server side and ofc, update the GPO. Is there a way to manually push the policy to the client? it seems rather useless using a tool that requires you to be connected to the network in order to connect to it. This [...]

I can access my web application by going to http://localhost:8080/webapp, however, I cannot access it by using my local IP address. As far as I know, I am using default configuration options. This is also on Windows Server 2008 R2 and there is no firewall currently running. Thanks. Here is a link to the server.xml file: http://codeviewer.org/view/code:1dad Check the config files of your webapp & also check iptables to see if the traffic is allowd. [...]

i have a bat file im trying to schedule every morning. whilst in the Scheduled Task Wizard… when i click on finish… i get a … The new task could not be created. The specific error is: 0×8007005: Access is denied. Try using the Task page Browse button to locate the application I have attempted using both a domain account that is an administrator on the box… and a local account that is an administrator [...]

roots. I’m running an Ubuntu 9.04 (home) Server on my LAN. I currently use it to store little web apps, photos, some subversion repository and stuff like that. My (few) users are friends of mine and I always provided them with a jailed FTP access to their home directory. Now, recently I realised that FTP is not so secure since passwords are not masked when the connection is established and thus are easily sniffable. I [...]

I want to restrict all users on a server to only be able to use SFTP while the members of an admin group should have full SSH access. I found that it is possible to restrict the members of a group by using Match Group and ForceCommand. But I found no logical negation. So I tried to construct it in reverse: # SFTP only, full access only for admin group X11Forwarding no AllowTcpForwarding no ForceCommand [...]

I am working with an Enterprise level Access database. This database contains some basic data entry fields and buttons such as “Find,” “Submit,” “Clear,” etc. We are, at the same time, updating our user’s Microsoft Office Suites to the 2007 version. What we are now finding is that these form buttons are disappearing from the Access forms when using Access 2007. The strange this is that the buttons are still there function-wise and will appear [...]

How to add a user with the domain name example.com to Squid’s default configuration file? By default Squid is configured to only accept requests from localhost. I’d like to add one more domain to the access list. The domain is in the external network (Internet). Add acl example_com srcdomain .example.com to your squid.conf. I suggest you group it with your other acls, but it doesn’t matter where you put it. You then need to add [...]

I’m trying to talk to a remote XMLAccess tool part of WebSphere Portal on the internet at a url that looks like that http://site/wps/config Where can i get the IBM tool to do that (a link would be great)? or can i just do it by forging manually POST http requests? Thanks for that. There are scripts called xmlaccess.sh and xmlaccess.bat that come with WebSphere Portal and are used for this purpose. They live under [...]

Sorry for a lack of jargon knowledge and experience. I’ve recently become a very new sys admin for my research group’s cluster in my graduate program. We have a server name bar.foo.edu with about 10 nodes named like bar01.foo.edu bar02.foo.edu … What is the process for creating access to something like http://bar.foo.edu/ http://bar.foo.edu/~user/index.html On another cluster it was as simple as creating public_html/index.html with permissions that allow access, but how do you execute this setup? [...]