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ISA server to TMG migration

We had an ISA 2006 server running with below roles: Web Proxy Reverse Proxy for Communicator Web Access (Web server publishing rule) Reverse Proxy for web conferencing (Web Server Publishing rule). Steps: Install Windows 2008 R2 server Install TMG 2010 Internal network connection doesn't have default gateway, but static route for internal network. External network connection has 2 public IP's (for both web sites). One external IP has internet access. Create Web Access Rule for Internal network. Install both certificates. Install Root certificate. Create web server publishing rule for CWA (meet.mydomain.com) Create Listener with appropriate IP and certificate Create we server publishing rule for Webconferencing (webconf.mydomain.com) Create Listener with appropriate IP and certificate.

Windows 2003 - unexpected server reboots with hpqilo 57 events

Issue: Windows 2003 - unexpected server reboots with hpqilo 57 events RESOLUTION In order to prevent unexpected server reboots, upgrade to both of the following: Integrated Lights-Out 2 (iLO 2) Firmware Version 1.82 (or later) iLO 2 Management Controller Driver Version 1.12.0.0 (or later) Refer below link for more details: http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&objectID=c01802766&prodTypeId=12169&prodSeriesId=3239482

Get serial number and Model of computer from command line [wmic]

Command to get serial number: wmic bios get serialnumber Command to get model: wmic csproduct get name Command to get all BIOS information: wmic bios get /all /format:list Command to get all computer system info: wmic csproduct get /all /format:list

DFS commands

Dfsutil /? Dfsutil domain DomainName That will give you the list of namespaces roots for the domain DomainName. You can use the FQDN if you prefer. Also, you can list the namespaces roots hosted on a specific machine by doing: Dfsutil server MachineNam e MachineName is the root server. This command lists domain and standalone namespaces hosted in the root server. The root server can be a remote machine. Now to look at the individual namespaces, you can do: Dfsutil root \\DomainName or MachineName\RootName To view Target server/links/share paths: dfsutil /Root: /View [/Verbose] Example : dfsutil /root:americas.domain.com/americas /view /verbose