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May 2007 Entries

Robocopy Standard on Windows Vista It appears that RoboCopy.exe is a standard command line tool in Windows Vista and it includes additional options. Previously this was only available via the windows resource kit. The help command from the Windows Vista Robocopy returns: ---------------------------... ROBOCOPY :: Robust File Copy for Windows :: Version XP027 ---------------------------... Started : Fri...

VDI, as a Enterprise Technology ,is one of the key growth areas I'm seeing. Just catching up on some Industry News this evening...and not sure about all the readers here, but there is No Escape from the acronym VDI, i.e, Virtual Desktop Infrastructure, in today's market space. Big players are coming to the table folks and we are truly about to see a INFRASTRUCTURE REVOLUTION where I feel the non-virtualised infrastructure will be a thing of the past, both SME and Enterprise. So who's got a place...

I found it hard to find a definitive list on the internet for what ports needed opening for Active Directory to replication between Firewalls. Here are my findings and all is working so, hope this helps someone else. TCP UDP ICMP RDP Remote Desktop 3389 DNS DNS Download 53 DNS Queries 53 WINS Replication WINS 42 WINS 42 ICMP echo-request 8 info-request 15 mast request 17 timestamp 13 NetBIOS Services Name Resolution Service 137 137 Datagram Services (Browsing) 138 Session Service (net use) 139 SMB...

Last week as the Microsoft Summit (UK) conference....excellent...more on this later