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In that case you probbably want to change the certificate in IIS (assuming you are using ActiveSync), try the following:
1. Right Click 'My Computer', select 'Manage'
2. Expand 'Services and Applications'
3. Click on IIS, Click 'websites' then go to the 'Default Web Site'
4. Right click...
Hi Dave,
Based upon your first post it seems that users are actually experiencing performance issues but the last post documents a bug in the reporting rather than a performance issue, in this case it still implies you have a problem.
This may be of use...
Have you tried running a perfmon trace on the Windows 2003 SBS VM? Does this show anything around the time you see the poor performance, what doe the event logs say as well? I assume this VM has the VMware tools installed?
Are there any jobs configured on the SQL server around the time the...
The log locations depends upon your Apache config but you could try the following locations as a starting point:
/var/log/httpd
/var/log/apache2
If you are not too familiar with Linux try using WinSCP to access those paths and then down the 'access log' file to your desktop and have a...
The IP addresses are from an Amazon managed block:
http://whois.arin.net/rest/net/NET-72-21-192-0-1/pft
I presume they were hitting Apache on your VPS, what does your httpd activity logs show for the period you noticed the high CPU usage?
If you are happy to pay for a solution AVG is quite good (http://www.avg.com/) or if you want to do it at no cost you could give Microsoft Security Essentials a try (http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows/security-essentials-download).
A ticketing system of some description certainly seems more appropriate than relying upon shared mailboxes. It should avoid any missed emails and also allows you to make the process a little more slick from your customer perspective.
SmarterTrack is good and they offer it as a hosted service...
As the domain is a .UK based on the WHOIS output the only 'safe' way to transfer the domain to you is to complete the process via Nominet:
http://www.nominet.org.uk/registrants/maintain/transfer/
Unlike most other TLDs you cannot arbitrarily change the Registrant details of a .UK so...
I've had both iPhones and Android phones/tablets and have to say if you want something that just works you cannot go wrong with the iPhone. They are excellent quality and in my experience the iPhone versions of apps tend to be better (i.e. Bria and iWHMCS) in terms of functionality and 'eye...
Based on the Wikipedia entry and other sites I read when i was doing some postcode related coding the answer is yes. It is the inward element that can be variable length, between 2 and 4 characters.
You may want to try reading the following which I found useful when writing a regex to validate postcode formats:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postcodes_in_the_United_Kingdom
It is wikipedia so usual caveats apply :-)
Try the following, it should store the result in @MyResult:
Set @MyResult = (SELECT
MAX(CONVERT(RIGHT(CompanyID, 4), UNSIGNED INTEGER))
FROM
T10company
WHERE
LEFT(CompanyID, 4) = 'MYCO'
GROUP BY
LEFT(CompanyID, 4)
ORDER BY
RIGHT(CompanyID, 4) limit 1);
I think the biggest problem is that a lot of people do not realise how easy it is to setup a domain name and email hosting. You can be up and running in minutes and if you're not technical you can just access your email via webmail rather than configure an email client.
What particularly makes...