I have been asked to put a Domain Trust in place between a couple of sites, but due to the setup of the domains, I am a bit concerned if it will work correctly, or mess up both domains, so looking at a bit of advice as to if this will work or not.
Please see below a quick overview of our netowrk setup, and let me know if you need any further info:
Domain 1: contoso.london.local. PDC (2008 R2) connected via VPN to secondary domain controller (2003) for contoso.london.local. (This relationship is already in place and working correctly).
Domain 2: contoso.local. PDC (2003).
The only VPN link between the 2 domains is currently between the Domain 2 PDC and Domain 1 SDC.
I guess my question really is is it possible to put the trust relationship in from Domain2-PDC to Domain1-SDC, with my bigger worry being that the first part of both domains is named the same.
To help further, this just means that explorer.exe hasn't loaded. If you can run programs from Task Manager, run explorer.exe and it'll load up the desktop & taskbar for you.
I searched for this error on Daniweb, but I didn't find anything here, so I thought I would post the fix.
It seems that the above Microsoft Security Update (KB953838) breaks something in Microsoft Dynamics CRM. Microsoft documents this update as a "Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 8 Beta 1 for Windows XP"
When a user tries to open a record, a dialogue box appears asking the user to save the file "Blank.aspx", instead of opening the record.
The current fix for this is to remove the update by going into Control Panel -->Add or Remove Programs --> Ensure the "Show Updates" box at the top of the screen is ticked, scroll down to find the entry Security Update for Windows XP (KB953838), and then remove the update.
After rebooting the machine, CRM then runs correctly.
lol no offense, but the person who made it must be kind of stupid lol. 'If you have 6 apples and you take away 4, what will it be?' I click 2, but it turns out you have to press '4'
No, That is actually quite right. You have taken 4 apples, therefore you have 4 apples! Imagine it reworded as "You take 4 apples out of a basket, how many apples do you have in your hand"?
It is specifically worded to confuse, and prove stupidity for not reading the answer correctly. oh, and FYI, I didn't use any kind of cheats (including Google) to complete the test. It is not impossible, but is very hard.
I about to write some code, that will, in the end, format some HTML.
To keep storage space down, the idea is to hold the number as an integer, and pick out the character that relates to the specific format when writing it. My problem however comes when trying to pick out the character.
The idea is to divide the number by a multiple of 10, and take the first number to the right of the decimal place, that way, if no formatting is t be applied, the integer can be 0, and each division will therefore also be 0, saving space in the database.
Can anybody help me with a way of finding the number to the left of the Decimal Place?
Not only did Willy the Shake come up with coumpound nouns (like "bedroom" or "stovepipe"), he also coined the following terms: hush, puke, anchovy, bandit, manager, glow, alligator, mimic, useless, and jig (among many, many, others).
Some say that lots of these terms were actually in common usage at the time, however Shakespeare was just the first person to put them into print.
I think an amendment to the challenge should be, instead of just typing the slogan, create the sticker, stick it on (one of) your computers, and post a (smallish) image of the sticker.
That umbrella song. I don't know who makes it, it's like some hip-hop song or something. Where the woman repeats umbrella like 100 times, and then says under my umbrella.
