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For Autodiscover, you actually have two options. 1. Repeat the above process, with a new dedicated web site for autodiscover. The command for a new Autodiscover virtual directory is New-AutodiscoverVirtualDirectory -Websitename Autodiscover -BasicAuthentication:$true -WindowsAuthentication:$true That web site can then get its own SSL certificate. This could be useful if you use two different domains, one for email and one for external facing web services. Autodiscover uses the same domain as your email. However if you have multiple domains for email, you will need to use the redirect method. 2. Add to the external web site and configure a redirect. ...

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Some computers that are joined to a domain are configured to synchronize from a manual time source. Use the following procedure to configure a client computer that is currently synchronizing with a manually specified computer, to automatically synchronize time with the domain hierarchy. NoteFor more information about the w32tm command, type w32tm /? at a command prompt or see Windows Time Service Tools and Settings on the Microsoft Web site (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=42984). ...

This must work: First: Console: dmesg |grep bsd Second: mkdir /mnt/ufs/ Then: mount -r -t ufs -o ufstype=44bsd /dev/sda5 /mnt/ufs/ where /dev/sda5 is one of the partition listed in dmesg

Run Subtitle Workshop. Tools > Join Subtitles Check the boxes ‘Load file after join’ and ‘Recalculate time values’. [it will load the new combined file and reset the values on the second part of the subs] ‘Add’ the subtitle files and click ‘Join’. The new combined files will load. Click ‘Movie’ and open the movie file and check the subs sync.

Hi I have installed Fedora Core 3 and on booting up it gives the error fsck.ext3:Unable to resolve “LABEL=/” An error occured during filesystem check Dropping you to a shell, the system will reboot when you leave shell Ok I searched on the net regarding this… My /etc/fstab had the following entries LABEL=/ / ext3 defaults 1 1 LABEL=/var/log /var/log ext3 defaults 1 2 ….. …. My grub.conf had the following entries ...

E veryone owning an email address knows these annoying mails you receive. The number of spam mails running around is continuously increasing so everyone has to spend more time on sorting out good mails from spam. Don’t waste time on this let SpamAware do it for you! SpamAware is a plugin for Ms-Outlook and MS-Outlook Express. It uses SpamAssassin to score new incomming mails and decides based on the settings made in options what to do with the mail. It contacts through SpamAssassin several spam-server to be more efficient. The application is completely functional after installation and gets automatically active on new mails. It supports Black- and Whitelist filtering and is able to automatically add all your Outlook and Outlook Express contacts and add recipients of mails you write to the Whitelist. ...

See this blog: http://ipodvirtualos.blogspot.com/ This works After those failed methods I was sure about some necessary things: A Windows XP installation is required (for pc’s), so I need an emulator. The emulator should support USB 2.0 I want it free and legal (opinion) It should be stable and fast to work with Finaly after using Google (again) I found an emulator that would do the job: VirtualBox. It’s a free emulator with USB support and it runs remarkably faster than the VMWare Workstation. For people who run Compiz-Fusion: VirtualBox in fullscreen allows cube rotation while the cursor is on the VirtualBox-window. I haven’t found a way to do this with VMWare… ...

here’s 6 basic steps to convert a .AVI to DVD so you can watch your movies on your home player, not just your computer. . .But first we need to figure out if it’s a fullscreen movie or letterbox movie. . .Movies normally come in two sizes: 4:3 (fullscreen) or 16:9 (letterbox) which they call aspect ratio. . .They also come in two formats PAL (Non-US) and NTSC (US). . .The following examples are for NTSC Only! ...