Symantec Messaging Gateway sluggish under Hyper-V
Make sure you are NOT using dynamic memory. Hard set your memory to at least 8gb (8192mb). (this should do the trick).
Also make sure you are using a hard drive size, fixed, of 60gb at minimum.
Make sure you are NOT using dynamic memory. Hard set your memory to at least 8gb (8192mb). (this should do the trick).
Also make sure you are using a hard drive size, fixed, of 60gb at minimum.
I have a second monitor which is a Philips 1080p 40 inch TV (that I switch the HDMI inputs to alternate between cable and a second monitor).
When I play streaming video from YouTube on the monitor, the display blinks on and off continuously. This does NOT happen when using the Philips for TEXT displays (outlook, explorer, etc.)
The fix is easy.
First, make sure your second monitor (HDTV) is in “PC” mode. (This is not the fix in itself).
Secondly, I have the most current NVIDIA drivers installed.
Go to NVIDIA CONTROL PANEL (right click on an empty desktop)
Click ADJUST DESKTOP COLOR SETTINGS
click on your secondary monitor name (in my case, PHILIPS)
You will see a dropdown box appear.
Set “content reported to the desktop” to “Desktop Programs”.
That’s it.
Your secondary monitor should now be rock stable while watching videos.
let me know if this helped you!
Have you run into situation under the MPLAB IDE where you are trying to output variables, but even though you have the format correct, a float variable outputs with a .0 value?
Example
(from somewhere else in code) AIRTEMP=751 ==== float adjustedtemp= 0.0; adjustedtemp= (AIRTEMP + 5)/10; printf("Air Temp: %5.2f \r\n", adjustedtemp); the result looks like this Air Temp: 75.00 when it SHOULD look like this Air Temp: 75.60
this is due to a bug in the way MPLAB handles floats.
Two easy ways to fix it:
#1:
adjustedtemp= (AIRTEMP + 5.0)/10.0;
or,
#2
adjustedtemp= ((float)AIRTEMP + 5)/10;
Either of these methods will result in the correct value being displayed during your sprintf() or printf() command.
Here are some various tips and tricks as part of my brain dump for the process to get ColdFusion 10 running under Windows Server 2016.
Any other questions/comments? Let me know!
Upon trying to connect to a remote POSTGRESQL database server — which I can both PING fine and connect to using the Windows POSTGRESQL odbc 32 bit drivers —
you get this error
Connection verification failed for data source: mytest_post
java.sql.SQLException: Timed out trying to establish connection
The root cause was that: java.sql.SQLException: Timed out trying to establish connection
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Here is the easy fix. (presumtion of CF 10)
This was a NIGHTMARE to sort out. I am hoping this can help someone!
If you are having a problem with the MICROCHIP XC8 installer hanging on installation under Windows 10 — (see screenshot below):
Very easy solution…
Change your screen resolution to 1080p, and TURN OFF all “screen scaling/screen zooming” settings
Reboot your computer (trust me, just do this step)
The installer should work fine now.
when done, change your screen back to whatever settings you previously had it at…
let me know if this works for you. I spent 2 hours trying to figure this one out.
I recently came across a failed PCI scan for one of our clients. This failure was due to TLS 1.0 being enabled on that Windows server.
We ran IISCRYPTO (link) and disabled TLS.
Upon restarting the server, the Classic ASP site threw the following error:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005)
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][DBNETLIB]SSL Security error
That error is because the web server is no longer using TLS 1.0 and the Classic ASP application (web site) is using too old of a driver on the server, to communicate with TLS 1.1 and/or 1.2.
To get around this, go download the latest ODBC driver from Microsoft, which is version 13.1 as of today. You will most likely need to install the 32-bit version (as most ASP apps run in 32 bit mode). Link here
Install that driver.
then go to your Windows server, Administrative tools and open the ODBC Data Sources (32-bit)
The 32-bit ODBC Administrator is found here: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe
go to the SYSTEM tab
add a new data source
Pick “ODBC DRIVER 13 for SQL Server”… (hit finish)
put in the name (no spaces or punctuation)
server name (or IP address) (NEXT)
authentication (USE SQL server auth, enter the LoginID and PW) (NEXT)
continue, then test the connection (it should work).
go to your Classic ASP application.
You will need to update the connection string to this:
DSN=YourNewSystemDSNName;Uid=YourSQLUsernameHere;Pwd=SQLpassword;
You can now use IISCrypto and disable TLS 1.0
Reboot the server
re-test your Classic ASP app and now you should be up and running on TLS 1.1 or 1.2
If you want to implement DKIM (signed email) to your Kerio Connect setup, here’s the easy way.
Start by reading these links
The following setup is for Kerio Connect 9.x, and Windows Server 201X DNS server
While you’re at it, don’t forget to create SPF and DMARC records for your domain to cover all the bases.
If you receive the following error during an XC8 project build, here is how to fix it
warning: (1472) –CODEOFFSET option ignored: duplicate or conflicting option
the fix:
under project properties, XC8 Linker, make sure there is either
a) no value (blank) in the CODEOFFSET field
b) some legitimate value in CODEOFFSET that works with your bootloader
a ZERO — 0 — as pictured will cause this error during build.
if you receive the following error during BUILD in XC8, here is the quick fix:
warning: (1459) peripheral library support is missing for the 18F6722
the fix is simple:
make sure this checkbox is UNCHECKED under the project properties, XC8 linker.