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• Maintain Your Existing Computers and Network.
• Evaluate & recommend technology solutions.
• Secure your vital business information and infrastructure.
• Assist in establishing business continuity plans.
• Monitor and Tune your Servers and Applications
• Design and Maintain your Web site.
• Host your Servers , Email and Other Web Services.

disable auto tuning :

netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled

Quick Access to Control Panel items

Windows-Key+R or Start -> run :
ncpa.cpl – Networkcenter
appwiz.cpl – Add/Remove Application
devmgmt.msc -Hardware Management
compmgmt.msc – Computer Management
eventvwr.msc -Eventviewer
fsmgmt.msc – Shared Folders
wf.msc – Windows Firewall
perfmon – Perfomance Monitor
sdclt.exe – Vista ntbackup replacment
taskschd.msc – Task-scheduler

Well, all systems must go down at some point …

[moti@srv:~]->uptime
4:53AM up 465 days, 23:56, 1 user, load averages: 0.22, 0.10, 0.09

a year and 100 days , not bad .

I always forget it …

./configure –sa-report yes –sa-debug yes –sa-alt yes –sa-subject “[SPAM]>>” –log-details yes –sa-quarantine 10 –sa-reject 15 –install

1.Putting a node into standby mode

crm_standby -U c001n02 -v on

2.Putting a node into normal mode

crm_standby -U c001n02 -v off

3.Checking the node’s standby status

crm_standby -G -U c001n02

4. Removing a node’s standby setting (also returns it to active mode)

crm_standby -D -U c001n02

check your CA CRL or try :

certutil –setreg ca\CRLFlags +CRLF_REVCHECK_IGNORE_OFFLINE