Win2003 has some functionality somewhat like that...
Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration... its under the add/remove windows components and its installed by default on Win2003... it is kinda a pain but when you head to a site it asks you if you want to add it to the 'acceptable' sites... might not be the perfect solution for this but it is a start
http://xanadu.com.au/ted/
This guy is one of those folks who happened to have gone through the growing pains of the gui, hypertext world as it came to be (at least form its inception to its current state)
i could say he is my crazy uncle but...
1. he is definately not crazy
2. he and my aunt just won't marry (but i still think of him as one helluva uncle)
3. he's pretty cool..
Back in the mid/late 90's Apple had the same type of issue... The MAC could not enumerate AppleShare volumes on NT servers... don't remember the exact problem but it was a bug on the Apple site... just remember the pro-MAC folks were slamming MS (on boards and with the company i supported our 8 MAC users (as opposed to 230 MS users)...
Microsoft actually issued the fix and surprised even me... (at the time i was going from a novell background to winnt)
once you find the pc that is causing the problem just shut off their network port on your switch... (high level of pissed offedness on the client end)
or...
move the hosts giving you the problem to a vlan that only has a read only share on a server with the needed av software.. (or get crazy and script out a nice webinterface to it)
users can download patches, av software, etc.. once they are patched, let them back on the vlan with access to the net...
novell just did not get the whole idea of running an application ON their server... i remember thinking this nlm crap is for the birds...
NT came in at the right time with just enough functionality... gawd, does anyone remember NT 3.5 or did everyone just forget it once 3.51 came out and finally 4 and.....
The Windows 2003 Server line is meant for just that.. Servers... XP is the client end.. the idea was for Win2003 Web, Win2003 AS Win2003 Enterprise Edition and Win2003 Datacenter to share code and just have differences in its ability.. similiar to RH AS, ES, WS and Desktop...
back in my day (long long ago) i managed to eek out nearly a decade playing professional baseball... (yeah, and most was spent in the minors) but the fact was that when a major league baseball player played a series in say New York or Seattle the city they played in were allowed to TAX you based on the number of days you spent in their town...
My problem was that I spent more time in the bush leagues than the major leagues and you had to convince the cities sending you their 'bill' as to your real time spent there...
was a total waste of EVERYONES time...
are you kidding? the US sat around and saw the bullshit that was happening in the UN.. the people being paid off the oil for food crap...
you probably watched Fahrenheit 911 and believed every word Mr Moore stated...
you wanna listen to both side? check out Fahrenhype 911 and then recompile...
There used to be a few vendors with a ram page/swap file program... i remember it for NT4 and maybe even Win2000... those of you who dabbled in DOS remember the ramdisk program where you could take 1 or 2mb (ooooh) and map it to a drive letter in DOS... i remember doing this for a few apps just to see what it would do...
agreed... letting windows manage its pagefile is not the best bet... heck, by default it places the file on hte system partition... if you have a faster spindle move the file there...
also, setting to a static size on one contiguos place on the partition is like numero uno on any server setup list...
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Yes, thank god you live in France...
The Island of Dr Moreau.... (ouch) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116654/
Win2003 has some functionality somewhat like that... Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration... its under the add/remove windows components and its installed by default on Win2003... it is kinda a pain but when you head to a site it asks you if you want to add it to the 'acceptable' sites... might not be the perfect solution for this but it is a start
http://a104.g.akamai.net/7/104/1751/0001/www.lance armstrong.com/LanceESPN.mpg
Totally agree... why not hear about the Tiger flaws or the Linux flaws just as the MS ones are tossed out here!?
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb; en-us;178364
CAUSE... (read very carefully here)
RESOLUTION... (FIXED)
Anytime you want to drop trousers and have a good ole' career achievement pissing contest you know where I can be found...
http://www.ibiblio.org/pioneers/nelson.html
http://xanadu.com.au/ted/ This guy is one of those folks who happened to have gone through the growing pains of the gui, hypertext world as it came to be (at least form its inception to its current state) i could say he is my crazy uncle but... 1. he is definately not crazy 2. he and my aunt just won't marry (but i still think of him as one helluva uncle) 3. he's pretty cool..
uh... it does not... read the flow of the sentence... who the hell made you the resident spell/grammar checker?
Back in the mid/late 90's Apple had the same type of issue... The MAC could not enumerate AppleShare volumes on NT servers... don't remember the exact problem but it was a bug on the Apple site... just remember the pro-MAC folks were slamming MS (on boards and with the company i supported our 8 MAC users (as opposed to 230 MS users)... Microsoft actually issued the fix and surprised even me... (at the time i was going from a novell background to winnt)
This started May 2nd... what the heck is it doing on slashdot 3 days later?
once you find the pc that is causing the problem just shut off their network port on your switch... (high level of pissed offedness on the client end) or... move the hosts giving you the problem to a vlan that only has a read only share on a server with the needed av software.. (or get crazy and script out a nice webinterface to it) users can download patches, av software, etc.. once they are patched, let them back on the vlan with access to the net...
that was my .02 to this...
What i wanna know is when will it be available directly to my home.... Imagine all the p0rn you could download...
and it also brought us Barry Bonds... I can hear it now...
Inquiry Committee: Mr Bonds, How do you explain your huge head and bulging biceps?
Bonds: It was not my fault. I unknowningly was subjected to a dense neutron emission from some far far away galaxy..
The percentage of people who actually send in their rebates is somewhere between 8 and 11%
novell just did not get the whole idea of running an application ON their server... i remember thinking this nlm crap is for the birds...
.....
NT came in at the right time with just enough functionality... gawd, does anyone remember NT 3.5 or did everyone just forget it once 3.51 came out and finally 4 and
The Windows 2003 Server line is meant for just that.. Servers... XP is the client end.. the idea was for Win2003 Web, Win2003 AS Win2003 Enterprise Edition and Win2003 Datacenter to share code and just have differences in its ability.. similiar to RH AS, ES, WS and Desktop...
back in my day (long long ago) i managed to eek out nearly a decade playing professional baseball... (yeah, and most was spent in the minors) but the fact was that when a major league baseball player played a series in say New York or Seattle the city they played in were allowed to TAX you based on the number of days you spent in their town... My problem was that I spent more time in the bush leagues than the major leagues and you had to convince the cities sending you their 'bill' as to your real time spent there... was a total waste of EVERYONES time...
are you kidding? the US sat around and saw the bullshit that was happening in the UN.. the people being paid off the oil for food crap... you probably watched Fahrenheit 911 and believed every word Mr Moore stated... you wanna listen to both side? check out Fahrenhype 911 and then recompile...
There used to be a few vendors with a ram page/swap file program... i remember it for NT4 and maybe even Win2000... those of you who dabbled in DOS remember the ramdisk program where you could take 1 or 2mb (ooooh) and map it to a drive letter in DOS... i remember doing this for a few apps just to see what it would do...
agreed... letting windows manage its pagefile is not the best bet... heck, by default it places the file on hte system partition... if you have a faster spindle move the file there... also, setting to a static size on one contiguos place on the partition is like numero uno on any server setup list...
Denny Krane...