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Remote Desktop Connections

We support a lot of clients and need to get issues resolved quickly with as little fuss as possible, to achieve this we use lots of tools but one I couldn't live without is Remote Desktop Connection Manager, a free…

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Reset Local Security Policy

This is a very useful command to remove any Security Policies that have been applied to a computer previously on a domain. When removing a computer from a domain, there can be various settings that get left behind (password complexity…

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Quicken

Transferring Quicken 2000 to a new PC

We recently replaced a client's aging Windows 98 PC which was running an unsupported version of Quicken 2000. The client still had the Quicken installation CD, but had unfortunately lost the registration details. After installing Quicken on the new Windows…

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Exchange 2010 Anonymous Relay

Occasionally you might need something on the inside of your network, like a monitoring machine or copier, to be able to anonymously relay to external domains through Exchange 2010. We've used 192.168.1.1 for our Exchange Servers IP and 192.168.1.23 for…

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SBS Remote Access from a Mac

You need to setup a VPN then install and configure remote desktop connection. VPN More details can be found at http://blog.mpecsinc.ca/2007/07/mac-on-sbs-creating-vpn-connection-to.html Open Finder. Click on Applications. Double click on Internet Connect.asp. You will be presented with the following window: Click on…

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