Today, I came across a Windows Service on a server that I inherited. By the name of the service I could tell that it was built in-house and I even found enough information to determine who the developed it. However, since it was not in the Add / Remove Programs list of the Control Panel, ...
I ran across this while working on a different project but thought that it might be handy. SMTP relay behavior in Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Exchange Server The basic test: Start a command prompt. Type telnet ServerName 25, where ServerName is the SMTP server name or IP address and 25 is the port number, ...
We had a user submit an issue last week that was a little baffling. User: “When I try to access an application in EnterpriseOne all I get is the processing image.” Us: “Does the ‘processing’ ever go away?” User: “No. It just sits there.” Us: “um, ok. Let us do some checking and we’ll get ...
We have several work areas that require a longer inactive timeout setting than the default 20 minutes (Payroll Time-entry, Fixed Asset Accounting, etc.). Unfortunately, EnterpriseOnes architecture does not make the process of configuring a session timeout very easy. There are three separate separate settings that need to configured correctly. Depending on your architecture that could ...
While installing EnterpriseOne 8.97 on one of our instances, we ran across an issue that was pretty puzzling to both us and Oracle’s Global Support Services group. We had successfully installed both the Server Manager Console and the Enterprise Server (System i, iSeries, AS/400) Management Agent. When everything is working correctly, the Enterprise Server Management ...
Jeff Stevenson has a great little tutorial on making the Services management console a lot more tolerable. Quick breakdown: right-click C:Windowssystem32services.msc select ‘Author’ make changes as desired close Thanks for the great tip Jeff! By the way, since Jeff is a CNC, I added a link to his site at the right. ...
While trying to do testing of the 8.97 Tools Release, we end up with having both the 8.96 Tools Release and the 8.97 Tools Release on our Deployment Server. This is required so that we can continue to support package builds of the 8.96 environments. When switching from one to the other, I usually just ...
via SearchWinIT.com As of September 1, Microsoft will allow customers to move 41 server applications between servers and server farms without having to reassign licenses. This move will make it much easier to get to the truely "dynamic data center" ...