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Automatic Reboot of Windows Server
Description How to setup a Windows Terminal Server to automatically reboot itself. Solution See the attached Word document or see document #320188 on Microsoft’s Knowledgebase See attached file
Why does Alert run faster on one workstation than another?
What makes Alert run slower on one workstation than another on the same network? There are several factors that can cause Alert to run slower on one machine than another: · What version of Windows does each run? Workstations running Windows XP tends to run faster than those running Vista (given comparable hardware). […]
When was my computer last rebooted?
How to tell when a computer was booted up (or last rebooted): Windows: Open a command prompt Type in net statistics server or net statistics workstation At the top of the display it will say “Statistics since mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm” That is the month/day/year hour:minute when it was booted up Linux / Unix: On the server […]
Turning on Remote Desktop – Windows XP Pro
Description This article describes how to turn on Remote Desktop for hosting from an XP Professional server. Solution Q. How do I turn on Remote Desktop? A. Right-click My Computer click Properties and then click the Remote tab. Turn on Remote Desktop by selecting the check box Allow users to remotely connect to this computer. […]
Setting up an Automatic Reboot of a WindowsXP computer
Regularly rebooting Windows computers (worstations or servers) can be a good way to ensure speedy reliable performance. To help you automate this type of operation Microsoft Windows XP comes with a command-line utility called Shutdown.exe which can restart your system. To make this happen automatically you can configure it to run at a specified time […]
How to Test Your Battery Backup (UPS)
Description How to Test Your Battery Back-Up (UPS): Solution Get all users logged off the system. For Unix servers login as ‘operator’ on the server select the option to ‘Shutdown the System’ and get to the point that it gives you the message “Safe to Power Off”.For Windows servers go to Start and select the […]
Changing System Time (Red Hat Linux Systems)
Description How do I correct the date and time on my Linux server? Solution From any workstation log into Alert with a username of root and a password of ims01. Select Operator Menu. One of the options on this menu is “Update System Date/Time.” Select this and follow the prompts. If this does not work […]
Automatic Reboot of Windows Server
Description How to setup a Windows Terminal Server to automatically reboot itself. Solution See the attached Word document or see document #320188 on Microsoft’s Knowledgebase See attached file
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