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netstat -na Display all active Internet connections to the servers and only established connections are included. netstat -an | grep :80 | sort Show only active Internet connections to the server at port 80 and sort the results. Useful in detecting single flood by allowing users to recognize many connections […]
Most operating systems have some method of displaying CPU utilization. In Windows, this is Task Manager. CPU usage is generally represented as a simple percentage of CPU time spent on non-idle tasks. But this is a bit of a simplification. In any modern operating system, the CPU is actually spending […]
How to uninstall a hotfix or Service Pack via the Recovery Console ? ________________________________________ Introduction This article explains you how to uninstall a Microsoft hotfix installed using Windows Update site or through Automatic Updates. This procedure is useful in scenarios where installation of a recent update prevents you from loading […]
Directions 1. Run “gunzip ” on all the files. Eg.: gunzip solarisx86_DB_10_1_0_3_Disk1.cpio.gz 2. Extract the cpio archives with the command “cpio -idcmv < ” Eg.: cpio -idcmv 3. Installation guides and general Oracle Database 10g documentation can be found here.
Now that the TS Session Broker is configured and the Terminal Servers have been added to the Session Directory Computers group the next step is to configure the Terminal Servers themselves to join the terminal server farm. This is achieved using the Terminal Services Configuration tool which may be started […]
When TS Session Broker is installed on a server it creates a new group called Session Directory Computers. Before a Terminal Server can be added to the terminal server farm it must first be added as a member of this group on the TS Session Broker server system. As mentioned […]
An Overview of the Terminal Services Session Broker The TS Session Broker is positioned on the front line in front of two or more servers running terminal servers and is responsible for balancing terminal service load requests between authorized servers such that a single server does not become overloaded. TS […]
The following application notes apply to browser-based access on Release 8.3(1): •Smart tunnel access supports all 32-bit and 64-bit Windows supported for browser-based VPN access, Mac OS 10.5 running on an Intel processor only, and Mac OS 10.6.x. Smart tunnel does not support Linux. Additional requirements and limitations apply. •Port […]