By Ian Matthews, Up & Running Technologies Inc, Sept 1, 2009 Last Updated March 14, 2010 You should know three things before you start: I am a definite newbie to Exchange, which is why this I thought I could do a good job creating this documentation for newbies. I am […]
By Ian Matthews, Up & Running Technologies Inc, April 19, 2008 Last Updated October 1, 2009 You should know four things before you start: I am a definite newbie to Exchange, which is why this I thought I could do a good job creating this documentation for newbies. I am […]
We all know passwords suck. They’re too hard to remember, too easy to guess, and if some major company gets hacked, which happens all the time, your “secret” password is suddenly for sale on the dark web. A few years ago, every site and company started to force us to […]
I recently had an exchange with David, the owner of an old-school Windows application called the ConTEXT Editor. My initial thought, which I shared with him, was the same one you’re likely having: “Why does this software even exist when the free and powerful Notepad++ is everywhere?” His answer was […]
As the internet continues to grow, so do the scams that attempt to exploit it. One of the more cunning scams targets website owners and a valuable asset they possess: their domain name. What makes this scam so dangerous is how it mimics a legitimate process used by companies like […]
In the modern digital landscape, the phrase “those who fail to adapt to AI will be left behind” has never been more relevant than when applied to the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence. Many professionals, creators, and students still view AI as a distant, complex, or expensive technology reserved […]
In the modern world phishing emails are a fact of life for everyone from the richest companies to the poorest home user, and protecting against them by teaching your staff how to spot them is becoming less and less effective. Thieves are using AI tools to write perfect (often targeted […]
Recently a client had a problem opening the Outlook Web Ppp (OWA): SOMETHING WENT WRONG BootResult: configuration Back Filled Errors: Unhandled Rejection: Error: 500:undefined|undefined:undefinederr: Microsoft.Exchange.Clients.Owa2.Server.Core.OwaUserHasNoMailboxAndNoLicenseAssignedException esrc: StartupDataet: ServerErrorestack: Error: 500at Object.w [as createStatusErrorMessage] (https://res.public.onecdn.static.microsoft/owamail/hashed-v1/scripts/owa.mailindex.487dd620.js:1:1040) at https://res.public.onecdn.static.microsoft/owamail/hashed-v1/scripts/owa.mailindex.487dd620.js:1:159827st: 500ehk: X-OWA-Errorefe: YT4P288CA0072, YQBPR0101CA0030 emsg: UserHasNoMailboxAndNoLicenseAssignedError This is telling you the user does not […]
This is for traders and investors seeking long-term insights into the market. These financial instruments offer a forward-looking view of the Nasdaq 100 index and help participants navigate economic cycles and sector trends. This guide explains how to use Nasdaq index futures as part of a broader strategy to understand […]
The short answer is a USB cable is much quicker and more reliable than using Wi-Fi. While Samsung’s Smart Switch app lets you use wireless transfers, a direct connection via a USB-C cable leverages the higher data transfer capabilities of the phones’ USB hardware. The Samsung S22 is equipped with […]
A New Chapter in Information Security Books have always carried more than ink on paper. They carry ideas beliefs and entire worldviews. As books moved into electronic formats the question of protecting them became more than just a technical matter. It became a cultural one. Traditional encryption methods work like […]
Last week we had a client with the Domain Controller that was off by more than three and a half minutes from the PDC. In case you’re not sure yes that is bad. If it gets to five minutes it can be catastrophically bad. What Happens When DC’s Have Different […]
If you are trying to delete a user or compute from Active Directory you might be presented with the following popup message: Confirm Subtree Deletion Object {User or Computer Name} you sure you want to delete object {User or Computer Name} and all of the objects it contains? If you […]
A long time ago when the earth was green and everyone was good, email was sent in plain text from a senders outbox, to a their mail server, then to the recipients mail server, then to the recipients inbox, all was happy. Unfortunately scumbags hackers and thieves decided to take […]
We have many complex ways to clean up the WSUS database to make the WSUS MMC stop crashing and to free up space on the disk holding the database. However, there are three very simple methods that our own technicians forget about. Today we had a client with a 360GB […]
If you’ve ever taken a snapshot in Microsoft Hyper-V, Nutanix, or VMware, you will probably notice that the differencing disk it creates grows in size much faster than a normal disk would. One of our clients was struggling to understand why that could be the case so we provided them […]