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Computers
Free Up Disk Space in your Kubernetes Cluster
If you run Docker container hosts either standalone or in a Docker Swarm cluster, you are probably familiar with the built-in command docker system prune -a -f. Using this command you can easily get rid…
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Exchange
Controlling Activesync Access Exchange 2010 SP1
As smartphone become more and more popular with their ever increasing power to connect to various messaging services, the demand…
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Android
How to Configure OpenVPN Android mobile
For those of you who are running an OpenVPN server perhaps on an Untangle box or some other variety of…
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Mobile
Installing CyanogenMod 7 on Samung Galaxy S II
So if you are a tech geek you don’t just go out and buy a Samsung Galaxy S II and…
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Networking
How to Setup VLANs in Basic terms
VLANs or virtual local area networks allow for a wide range of capabilities when it comes to segmented and connecting…
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Windows
You Have Been Logged On with a Temporary Profile
We have covered some of the misery that happens with roaming profiles in a previous post. Roaming profiles seem to…
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Exchange
You have a previous version of the Microsoft Exchange Messaging Sevice
Beware of running multiple versions of Outlook in you enterprise Exchange environment especially with roaming profiles. There is a known…
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Servers
Moving User Profiles to a new server
If you administer an environment that utilizes server stored profiles or roaming profiles, you probably already know what a nightmare…
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Linux
Linux Network Connection Not Working Virtual Machine ESXi
Recently, in decommissioning an ESX 3.5 Server host, we ran in to a network problem with a few linux VMs…
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Software
Removing Unwanted Entries in Outlook Autocomplete NK2 file
If you have been in an environment that uses Microsoft Outlook you know that Outlook stores addresses that you have…
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Troubleshooting
Connectivity and DNS troubleshooting
By far the most prevalent network problem we see in a networked computer environment is either connectivity issues or DNS…
