Installing DNS Server and Using TCP/IP Utilities
March 3, 2011 by admin
Filed under Domain Name
Installing DNS service on a Windows 2003 server and verifying its configuration with TCP/IP command line utilities like PING and NSLOOKUP.
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Windows Server 2008: reverse lookup zone
February 25, 2011 by admin
Filed under Domain Name
This video also works on Server 2003. We so frequently install DNS with Active Directory, we forget that it is a full featured service on its own. This video is just one aspect of many features available from Windows DNS. This how-to video on Microsoft Windows Server 2008 domain name service (DNS) shows how to create a reverse lookup zone. Forward lookup zones resolve fully qualified domain names (FQDN) to IP Addresses. Reverse lookup zones translate IP Addresses into FQDNs. Some applications require this and sometimes this is used to prevent spoofing. It is also possible to automatically create the reverse lookup zone records (PTR) when you create the glue records (A and AAAA). Providing training videos since last Tuesday. technoblogical.com Thanks for watching.
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How to Configure Windows Server 2008 R2
February 12, 2011 by admin
Filed under Domain Name
Extensive Configuration. Installing Active Directory and Domain Name Services. Creating and configuring the Active Directory forest. Global Primary Domain Controller Setup. Connecting Windows 7 Client to Windows Server 2008. Creating and Implementing a Sample Group Policy Object
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Windows Server 2008: active directory forest part 1
February 11, 2011 by admin
Filed under Domain Name
This is a video on how to create an active directory forest. A forest is a DNS (Domain Name service) namespace that contains two or more domains. I create it so that the domains can communicate between each other and authenticate. I perform this on Server 2008 and promote it to a domain controller with DCPROMO. To share groups between domains, you must create universal security groups to place the groups or users from the other domain into. Providing training videos since last Tuesday. technoblogical.com Thanks for watching.
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Windows Server 2008: dns zone types and replication
January 27, 2011 by admin
Filed under Domain Name
This how-to video on Microsoft Windows Server 2008 domain name service (DNS), shows the different zone types and replication. There are three different zone types. Primary Zone:This is for the domain controller in charge of the domain. This machine updates the records for the domain. Secondary zone: This machine merely hosts the domain. It does not update the zone. It receives all the updates, but can not update the zone. Stub zone: The machine that hosts a stub zone will have Start of Authority (SOA), name server (NS) records for another domain. That’s all. It remembers who’s in charge and who can answer queries against the domain. It’s a low maintenance solution for DNS resolution of another domain. There are four types of replications Allow replication to all DNS servers on domain controllers in this forest. Allow replication to all DNS servers on domain controllers in this domain Allow replication to all domain controllers in this domain (Windows 2000 compatibility mode) Allow replication to all domain controllers specified in a specified directory partition. This video also works on Server 2003. We so frequently DNS with Active Directory, we forget that it is a full featured service on its own. This video is just one aspect of many features available from Windows DNS. Providing training videos since last Tuesday. technoblogical.com Thanks for watching.
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DNS Windows 2003 Server
January 23, 2011 by admin
Filed under Domain Name
Configuring DNS (Domain Name Prefix) Installing DNS Service. Configuring Forward / Reverse Lookup. Configuration and verification of TCP / IP. Domain Naming Prefix: Is the default domain name used only When the hostname is given. In order for Dynamic Domain Naming Server (DDNS) to Work Correctly, you must have the prefix preconfigured. By default, the prefix is not set. Forward Lookup Zone: Used to resolve the FQDN (ie dc01.nunes.local) to an IP address (ie 192.168.1.5). Reverse Lookup Zone: Used to resolve an IP address to FQDN, and is used for troubleshooting purposes.
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How to manually Upload Joomla to your web server with Cpanel
January 22, 2011 by admin
Filed under Free Web Hosting
bhanjar.com Step by step video tutorial to upload Joomla with Cpanel.
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Points to Consider While Selecting a Web Host Server
September 8, 2010 by admin
Filed under Web Hosting Basic
Managing a web server is in reality not a child’s play as it is a full time job, where one must constantly monitor its performance and security and it sounds, it is really exhausting task, especially if one is already having other responsibilities. There are several advantages like one no longer have to wait for technical support or approval to install a script onto the server. In addition, one can have as many websites and databases he/she requires but condition is, as long as his/her hardware can handle it. One no longer has to go into the discussion forums and search for the best web host. Over all one can even begin hosting family & friends personal websites. Thus after looking at these advantages it really sounds interesting. Isn’t? But wait just read more.
One should ask him/her self, how technically advanced he/she is? Quite often one needs not to be fully learned, but it’s necessary that he/she is possessing resources. One must know how to resolve issues and how to handle problems and that too quite quickly and efficiently. Thus it means it needs to be in real meaning Internet savvy. In this case just surfing wont help as one who surfs aimlessly wont be of any use, rather one who can always find what he/she is looking for is the right person. This is a main requirement, as with any server environment, one is going to run into problems and finding the answers are most consummate online, using multiple resources, search techniques, and engines. Now if one is sure that he/she can hire someone to fix one’s problems then too it’s not at all considered a best option to get done from anyone else. In next paragraph is the test to see if one is ready to find solutions. Requirement is of a solution to a Microsoft Windows 2003 Server Event Error – “Event ID: 1056” it’s a DHCP Server Error. Now how one would search for this?
In order to find the solution the first that one would take is to go to Google which can be seen as a good and a common effort also it is a good place to start, but usually it is best to start at the developers’ website. Thus in this case “microsoft.com” would have been the first option because Google would more than likely provide with the solution from Microsoft and other sources, but if one is not interested in getting inaccurate information from other sources, then surely he/she should choose going to Microsoft directly. It is a common practice to get information from Microsoft that not only helps resolving one’s problem, but also helps saving time. Now again one should search the error and should go to the Microsoft site and find the solution.
After going this one will find this link-http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx? Scid=KB; en-us; 282001 (Event ID 1056 is Logged after installing DHCP)
Now after seeing the above what search phrase should one use? The answer is Event ID: 1056, because the Event ID is the correct and most exact error; it helps in providing the exact solution for one’s problem without broadening the search. Sometimes it may happen that the error description is also appropriate to search, just the error description by itself or in combination with the Event ID. It all depends on one’s error, his/her search feedback, his/her ability, and last but not least technique. For the above discussed example error description is not included.
Now after Microsoft, the second option one should take is Google or Yahoo, which are considered as two largest search engines. Thereafter one should search other smaller and niche search engines and then the next one should search within forums and discussion groups. If one is well known of Internet and have a plentiful or few forums and discussion groups, which he/she uses quite frequently, then he/she should visit those places before visiting Google or Yahoo. One can also visit those before visiting the developer site since it is a trusted source, but its not very recommendable as going first to developers’ site would be considered as a best option. So now after knowing little about search engines and internet one can think of purchasing a server.
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Different Between Microsoft Access and Microsoft SQL Server
September 7, 2010 by admin
Filed under Unix Server
Microsoft Access is a relational database management system (RDBMS) that is packaged with the Microsoft office to run under the Microsoft Windows operating system. Microsoft Access Database is a Visual Basic based application that permits SQL statements to be included in associated macros and VB scripts. Access Databases includes a Jet database engine, joint with a graphical interface, to offer easiness of use in building front-end database applications. Microsoft Access Software is a structured environment, used by beginner programmers, with little or no experience, to handle relatively small database functions. It is also a useful tool, for advanced developers, to supply rapid application development.
Access databases do not scale well for big databases or multiple-access, network environments. The underlying Jet Database is a file-sharing database that performs all processing at the client level. Microsoft Access is not designed for high volume multi-user environments that allow multiple clients to read, write and execute other operations on shared files at the same time.
Microsoft SQL Server is a server level RDBMS that incorporates the industry standard, SQL Server originated from the enterprise level, Sybase SQL Server, developed for mainframe operating systems, such as Unix and VAX VMS. The client-server interaction of SQL Server is more robust than Microsoft Access databases and is capable to handle high volume multi-user environments. SQL Server is one of Microsoft’s BackOffice servers, designed to handle client/server applications using the industry standard and ANSI compliant SQL. SQL Server is scalable for multiprocessing. It has the ability to reliably perform database functions and data warehousing. SQL Server can be configured to effectively and efficiently accommodate multiple users, 24 X 7, and is ideal for complex and demanding applications such as Web hosting, e-commerce, real time transactions and messaging systems.
The client-server configuration allows for the manipulation of large, multiple databases along with the capability to perform multiple and continuous data warehousing functions. It’s uptime and reliability reduces the chance of database corruptions, due to failed read and write operations, as well as data access conflicts. Microsoft SQL Server is, often at times, confused with MySQL. MySQL is also a server level SQL-based RDBMS which is developed by a Swedish firm and it is distributed freely under general public license.
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Dedicated Server
September 7, 2010 by admin
Filed under Windows Server
If you are wondering to launch your Website. So your First Step is you need to find Good Hosting Company to keep your Data Secure and Safe. And you want to create much more accounts (Website) where you are hosted and if your website needs much high Resources like shout cast(Shout cast is Software use for Steaming ), High Configuration Online Gamins, Online Videos etc… so you need more Disc Space, Much Memory, High Bandwidth, More Security, Raid Services (Raid Services use to Keep your Data More Secure From Hard Drive Failure), Load Balancing (Load Balancing id used For Dividing and Managing Web Traffic which come to Target your server), SSL (Socket Secure Layer use for Encrypt your Private Data like password, credit Card No..) than you need to go with Dedicated server. in Dedicated Server you can Get Full Physical Server. With you are Require Configurations of Hardware. In Dedicated Server you Get Full Remote Access of Remote access of your Server. than you can Get Full Benefits for You Website Like You can install any Application which you want for you website need. With the help of Support staff Members of the web hosting Provider. They are always ready to Help You via Phone Support, Live Chat, Emails…… in Dedicated Server you Can Get Full Access of Your Server. But you can’t do any Illegal activity (Spamming, Illegal Proxy, Illegal Porn sites) if try to do any illegal activity you will be Black Listed and you Hosting Provider got any Complaint they will Suspend your Account. You have to take care about that some things. You can upgrade your Server any time with the additional few Charges which is Recommended by Web hosting provider. So its all thing are Depends upon your Requirements. Dedicated Server is Available in to Operating System Platform
1:- Windows Server (Windows 2000 Server ,Windows 2003 Server, Windows 2003 Premium, , latest Windows 2008 Server).
2:- Linux (Fedora , Cent os.. )…………………
Dedicated Server Hosting is always Best for your High Resources websites.















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