When you want to access a network file or folder, you have to type the UNC path (\\server\share_name) every time that you want to access. If you using this network share regularly, you would want to map the path to one of your drive letter so that you can access it easily.
If you have ever visited my blog before, you may noticed that I had written an article similar to this one already but I was using different software tool to reset administrator’s password. You can view the older post at How to reset administrator password on Windows using EBCD. Currently, the tool “EBCD” is already deprecated which means that the author doesn’t maintain this tool anymore. Hence, there will be no support, no new version of this tool.
Note: I have strike-through the old link above to indicate that it’s an old tool and I don’t recommend to use it anymore. But I want to keep it as an alternative and for reference.
When you create a store procedure on Microsoft SQL Server with some input parameters, sometimes you don’t want to assign all of parameters (optional parameters) so you need to specify default value for the parameters. Otherwise, it shows error when execute the store procedure.
Have you ever try to delete or move a file and Windows have just told you that the file can’t be deleted or moved because it is in used even you’re pretty sure that currently you aren’t using that file?
This post, I’ll cover only in the second section “Create ASP.NET Web Application on MS Visual Studio 2005 (C#)”. I’m not going to repeat other sections again since they’re same as in the previous post. The other sections can be found in “Create Dynamic RSS Feed from MS SQL Server using ASP.NET, Part I: VB.NET”.
Before I started, let’s get to know what RSS is.
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This post was continued from Getting started with Microsoft Windows Server Update Services, Part VI: Disconnected network(1). From the previous, you have already exported the WSUS’s meta data and update files. On this post, I’ll show how to import files and metadata to the disconnected WSUS server (the imported server).
In case that you have WSUS server separated from the Internet, you can’t get updates directly. Microsoft has provided a solution by setting up another WSUS server which can connect and update from the Internet. Next, download updates from the Internet to this server and then export updates and metadata to files and copy (may be via backup tape) to the WSUS server which is on the disconnected network.
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