Showing posts with label windows server. Show all posts
Showing posts with label windows server. Show all posts

Sunday, July 20, 2014

Disable or enable network using Command line in Windows

Using command line / command prompt to disable or enable network interface in Windows :

• Run Command line as Administrator

• Command to disable the network:
netsh interface set interface name="Ethernet" admin=disabled
Change the label Ethernet with the label/name of your network interface,



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Wednesday, June 4, 2014

How to Remote Windows using iPhone

You can do Remote Desktop Windows computer using your iPhone. Although the screen is small in the iPhone but you still be possible to work on it, because you can use zoom in  to make the area bigger.



The requirement to make possible remote your Windows computer using your iPhone :

1. The Windows computer (desktop, laptop or netbook) and the iPhone must be connected to the same Wi-fi (the same wifi SSID). It means the computer and the iPhone connect to the same network.
2. On the Windows computer must be enabled  the Remote access and set permission for remote user.
3. If the Windows firewall is active, it should be add the exception for remote desktop access, or turn off the firewall.
4. You have to know the IP Address (Internet Protocol address) and the computer name
5. On the iPhone you must  install The Remote Desktop Windows application  that can be downloaded from the App Store.
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Wednesday, May 7, 2014

Ctrl Alt Del for Windows Remote Desktop

In the Windows Remote Desktop (RDP)  If you want to send Ctrl+Alt+Del (Control, Alternate, Delete) keys from keyboard to the remote computer (in order to get to the task manager, switch user, change password, lock computer, etc), you cannot use Ctrl+Alt+Del keys, because it is not sent to the remote computer, it affect to the local computer, not to remote computer.

To send Ctrl+Alt+Del to the remote computer in Windows Remote Desktop, use combination of these keys :
Ctrl+Alt+End
Ctrl+Alt+End for RDP

Thursday, March 27, 2014

How to forward email to external address in Exchange 2007

In the Exchange 2007 there is no problem if you want to forward email to another email address in the internal, use forward to, and choose the target internal mail address. (in mail flow settings tab, delivery options).
But if you want to forward to the external email address, you can't set it directly, you will not be able to write the external email address, the column is grey. you can only use browse menu, and choose internal mail address or group already listed.
forward to - cannot be set to external email address

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Thursday, June 27, 2013

Running Windows 8 or Windows Server 2012 On Esx 4

Windows 8 and Windows server 2012 will not work on Vmware ESX 4.0/4.1 until you do a little trick like on this post.
If you are using Vmware ESX 4 (4.0  or 4.1) and  want to have / install windows 8 or Windows 2012 Virtual machine on it but  you still don't decide to have VMware vSphere 5, (because only on vsphere 5, windows 8 and windows server 2012 can be created). fortunately you still be able to have Windows 8 / server 2012 on Vmware vsphere 4  with a little trick.

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Saturday, June 15, 2013

How To Show Run As Different User Menu In Windows

Ms. Windows has  facility to run an application using a different user. With this menu  we will be able to access the applications that need other user authority without login using it's username. The menu called : Run as different user

To display the menu Run as different user::
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