If like me you what to see the output of a debug command via a SSH connection, follow the below steps 1) Enable Virtual Terminal Logging SSH into the router and get yourself into privileged (Enable) mode and enter the command …
Before you can remove a directory on Cisco devices the directory must be empty, the below steps will show you how to delete all of the files and folders the directory contains. Cisco switches often store their IOS in a …
This page will go though how to create a “Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007” collection that contains all systems that do not have a specific exe file at a certain version present on any local drive. I personally use …
I found myself needing to Sysprep a 2008 Server today in preparing for cloning, I soon discovered that sysprep is no longer on the DVD instead Sysprep is now install by default under. C:\Windows\System32\sysprep\sysprep.exe The gui is also streamlined considerably. …
The aim of this article is to configure Microsoft System Centre Configuration Manager 2007 SP1 or R2 to report on the locally installed printers, this in my case is very useful for reporting on printers installed and shared on our …
I recently needed to migrate our Citrix data store from a MS Access database to Microsoft SQL Server 2005 (32-Bit), this document shows the steps I went though. Step 1 Before starting I created a backup of my data store …
On a Citrix server run the command DSMAINT BACKUP <destination_path> For example: DSMAINT BACKUP C:\ Make sure you do not add a filename or you will receive a message such as ERROR: Cannot copy database file.
If you find yourself in ROMMON mode having done something silly like wiping the flash or if there was a problem updating the IOS then the below steps will go through how to copy a replacement image from TFTP to …
To install a MSI file using the PowerShell use the command msiexec /i "Path\PackageName" To uninstall a MSI file using the PowerShell use the command msiexec /x "Path\PackageName"
This document will detail how to change the computer name of a Windows Server 2008 Core install using the "PowerShell" 1) First run a ipconfig /all and make a note of the current Computer Name (Host Name) 2) Enter the …
