Aug 30, 2011
Aug 24, 2011
Aug 23, 2011
chokes
Koshi JIME
Okuri eri jime on the opponent flat on his stomach
Standard clock choke, the one wallid use on royce
Standard Okuri eri jime taking the back
Aug 22, 2011
at a cmd prompt run gpresult. This will tell you what GPOs are applied and which ones are filtered out.
at a cmd prompt run gpresult. This will tell you what GPOs are applied and which ones are filtered out.
Aug 21, 2011
Aug 20, 2011
Sizer Software by Brian Apps
Sizer Software by Brian Apps
Sizer 3.33
Sizer is a freeware utility that allows you to resize any window to an exact, predefined size. This is extremely useful when designing web pages, as it allows you to see how the page will look when viewed at a smaller size. The utility is also handy when compiling screen-shots for documentation, using Sizer allows you to easily maintain the same window size across screen grabs.
Aug 19, 2011
Aug 18, 2011
Aug 16, 2011
Assessing Applications for XenApp Compatibility - Citrix eDocs
Assessing Applications for XenApp Compatibility - Citrix eDocs
Assessing Applications for XenApp Compatibility
Ensure applications are compatible with the server operating system and are multiuser compatible. Application compatibility drives the application delivery method (for example, accessed from the server, streamed to server, or streamed to client desktops).
Evaluate whether or not applications are compatible with multiuser environments and, if so, the application server’s scalability. Before testing applications for compatibility, investigate how the application works with Terminal Services or XenApp. Terminal Services-compliant and Windows Logo certified applications experience few, if any, issues compared with noncompliant applications.
Initial application compatibility testing typically involves publishing the application so that is installed and hosted on a server in a test farm and having multiple test users connect to it. Applications that function correctly should be tested for conflicts with other applications you want to install on the server and, then, scalability.
Applications that do not function correctly might not have been designed for multiuser, multiapplication environments. Applications not designed for these environments can conflict with other applications or have scalability or performance issues. Registry settings, attempts to share files or DLLs, requirements for the exclusive use of files or DLLs, or other functionality within an application can make it incompatible. You can resolve some application issues through streaming, using features like Virtual IP, or siloing the application.
After testing, if these solutions do not work, you might need to find and fix the root cause of the problem. To identify root applications issues, consider using tools like the Microsoft Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT) or Microsoft’s Windows Sysinternals. Examples of common issues include:
- .INI files that contain hard-coded file path names, database connection settings, and read/write file locking configurations that need to be reconfigured to prevent file conflicts.
- Custom applications developed with hard-coded paths in the registry.
- Applications that use the computer name or IP address for identification purposes. Because a server can run multiple instances of the application, all instances could use the same IP address or computer name, which can cause the application to fail.
When you find any of these hard-coded settings or other conflicts, document the setting in your farm design document. After you find resolutions to these issues, design your farm and test your design by creating a pilot test farm.
Aug 15, 2011
To clear the streamed application cache on user devices - Citrix eDocs
To clear the streamed application cache on user devices - Citrix eDocs
Use the RadeCache command-line utility to clear the streamed application cache on user devices. For example, free space in the application cache or start with an empty cache while troubleshooting streaming issues. The RadeCache utility is included in the CitrixStreamingProfiler.exe and is installed automatically on the user device in Program Files > Citrix.
Use the RadeCache command-line utility to clear the streamed application cache on user devices. For example, free space in the application cache or start with an empty cache while troubleshooting streaming issues. The RadeCache utility is included in the CitrixStreamingProfiler.exe and is installed automatically on the user device in Program Files > Citrix.
Note: Before using the RadeCache command, make sure that the application programs and processes are terminated on the user device. For large applications such as Microsoft Office, this can take up to 10 minutes.
- On the computer where you want to clear the cache, type the following at a command prompt:
radecache [-i] [-if] [-ir] [-u] [-uf] [–ur]
[/flush:GUID]
radecache [/flushall]
radecache [/?]
where GUID is the unique GUID for the application streamed to user devices. GUIDs must not include spaces.
- Set your options as needed, including the following parameters:
- /? displays the syntax for the utility and information about the options of the utility
- -i clears the registry and files in the install root
- -if clears only files in the install root
- -ir clears only the registry in the install root
- -u clears the registry and files in the user root
- -uf clears only the files in the user root
- -ur clears only the registry in the user root
- /flushall clears the registry and files in both the install root and user root for all streamed applications
- Repeat for other applications, as needed.
Aug 7, 2011
Zentyal - The Linux Small Business Server
Zentyal - The Linux Small Business Server: "Zentyal
Linux Small Business Server"
Linux Small Business Server"
Aug 4, 2011
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