Month: October 2008

  • How To Set Session Timeout On A Cisco Router

    Setting the session timeout parameter in a cisco router or switch is an easy task that will make your day to day work easy. How to set the session timeout: log on to the router and type: router#configure t router(config)#line vty 0 4 router(config-line)#session-timeout 10       —- 10 is the amount of minutes we want…

  • Create New User \ Mailbox Script Using Exchange 2007 Shell

    With Exchange 2007 we have the option to manage our Exchange Server using the Exchage Managment shell which done using commands (cmdlts). This script is for creating a single user mailbox and an AD user using the shell. The script called newuser.ps1 Just copy and save the file as newuser.ps1 and don’t forget to change…

  • How To Print Screen In RDP Session

    In order to print screen a window in an RDP session we need to use a different keys than the ones we use on our local desktop. To print screen in RDP session please use: CTRL+ALT+MINUS (–) symbol on the numeric keypad.

  • How To restart WSUS Service

    A few people have asked me where they can find the WSUS service in the Windows Server Services list in order to restart it.

  • GPRESULT In Windows Server 2008

    Microsoft have made a small change to the Windows Server 2003 GPRESULT command. In windows 2003 we had to type GPRESULT only in the command line in order to view the Applied Group polices however in windows server 2008 we need to type the /R switch after the gpresult. The windows Server 2008 the full…