Re: Image backup using Drive SnapShop? I can vouch for GPartEd, too, but... 1. Why would you want to partition your hard disk? Are you...
Re: Image backup using Drive SnapShop? Use -L100000 instead - this will allow file sizes up to 100GB, so your backup job will consist of a...
Now, what's the point in arguing the obvious with a Firefox fanboy? There's loads of evidence out there about Ff's vulnerabilities and how they...
Try setting the Remote Registry service to start automatically on the Vista client (and start it prior to pushing out NOD32, if you haven't...
So you think $200 is a lot? Just compare it to the work you're having to do. Also consider how much downtime you'll have with the swing method:...
Although I have heard of some people who have successfully cloned a W2003 config to new hardware using drive imaging/restore, hardware variations...
I have heard of people who claim they have succeeded in doing this but, I suspect, in special circumstances (where there is a close match in...
Rewrite that as "All the other wireless security options in your router are useless", then - yes, precisely.
Correction ... none of them (except WPA-PSK and changed router password) are of any practical use whatsoever. Wrong on both counts. It is...
Actually, apart from changing the password on your router (essential) and disabling remote admin (which will be off by default anyway), all these...
What is it with all you people? You are talking b******s. When you bought your FD-ISR licence from Raxco, you did just that - a licence to use the...
Yes, the Windows security model in Vista has undergone significant rework. Unlike in XP and earlier, programs running in an admin account in Vista...
Well, I presume you have particular server OSs and software in mind. If you tell us what these are, and what you are planning to achieve, we might...
Well, I could say that if you're intending to set up company servers you have no business doing so if you don't have a thorough understanding of...
This is a common issue, and is created by spammers using spoofed "From" and/or "Reply-to" addresses in their emails. Defence against this kind of...
Sure, spammers are always changing their techniques, but there are still accurate server-based anti-spam technologies which will continue to...
No, this isn't right. First there is, and can be, no obligation whatsoever on "uneducated and unaware" users to improve their skills or knowledge...
Like I said, it's not just a matter of it being time consuming - what you do will only suffice for disks with small numbers of top-level folders,...
No, those are inclusions, not exclusions. There is a difference. While your method may satisfy some people's needs, it is not a way to exclude...
Another option, if available to you, is to use Virtual PC or VMWare to host the interim build. For a Windows server 2003 migration, it can be done...
You really are going about things the wrong way. Expecting the ATI boot disk to have the appropriate RAID drivers isn't realistic, and even if you...
Like I said, the grc report is a heap of proverbial. If you have a dynamic IP address, your 'hostname' will change every time your IP address...
Well, I'm sorry if you feel my comments are harsh, but I stand by them. If someone is attempting to determine how to best protect their WiFi...
Well, the ShieldsUp report you allude to is basically a piece of tosh. If ShieldsUp (or anyone else) can see your router's external IP - and that...
This is nothing but scare-mongering. While sensible precautions need to be taken when operating wireless networks, operating a properly-secured...
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