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technet.com » Microsoft Enterprise Networking Team - Sep 19, 2008
Installation of Windows XP Service Pack 3 results in the Windows Firewall service being set to Automatic startup, regardless of its previous startup setting. After installing Service Pack 3 for Windows XP, you may be …
Also tagged: windows xp, xp sp3
msdn.com » PSS SQL Server Engineers - Aug 19, 2008
When connecting to a SQL Named Instance, you may encounter a Timeout error when trying to connect to it if the client is Vista or Windows 2008 with the client Firewall enabled. This particular issue is only present if …
Also tagged: connectivity, sql server 2008
technet.com » Microsoft Enterprise Networking Team - Jul 7, 2008
953730 The netsh command cannot start the PNRP Machine Name Publication Service on a Windows Server 2008-based computer 952899 Event IDs 1018 and 1020 appear in the Application log after you remove the SNMP service on …
Also tagged: windows vista, windows xp, wireless, bits, ipv6, windows server 2003, snmp, windows server 2008, kb articles, nlb
msdn.com » Microsoft SQL Server Tips & Tricks - Jul 3, 2008
Did you know that Windows Server 2008 installation, by default, enables the Windows firewall to be ON just like Windows Vista. So there is a possibility that in the previous installations, you have not been using the …
Also tagged: sql server, security, connectivity, windows server 2008
msdn.com » PSS SQL Server Engineers - Jul 3, 2008
Sounds like a movie title. No, it is actually a topic you need to know about if you plan to install SQL Server 2005 or SQL Server 2008 on Windows Server 2008. Instead of me trying to explain the details I would rather …
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Enable or disable the Windows Firewall in Vista in one clickghacks.net » gHacks technology news - May 2, 2008 The Windows Firewall in Windows Vista cannot be quickly disabled or enabled. A user who wants to enable or disable it would have to open the Control Panel and load the Windows Firewall in the Security tab. The option … Also tagged: windows vista, windows, operating systems, windows tips, vista firewall, vista tips |
technet.com » Ian Hameroff - Mar 16, 2008
While it has been nearly three months since I moved from the role as product manager for Windows Server networking to the Exchange Server team, I still get the occasional opportunity to strut my old networking stuff …
Also tagged: ipsec, server and domain isolation, secure wireless, network access protection, windows networking, windows server 2008
technet.com » Microsoft Enterprise Networking Team - Feb 18, 2008
Here is a healthy dose of KB articles regarding Windows Vista: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=947229 On a Windows Vista-based computer, Windows Firewall applies local program and port exceptions in the private and …
Also tagged: windows vista, ipv6, nap, kb articles
lockergnome.com » Windows Fanatics - Feb 1, 2008
If you are using the Windows Firewall include with Windows Vista to protect your computer and network, you can enable security logging. The default location for the firewall log is the Windows directory. However, if …
Also tagged: vista, diana s tips, internet security, firewall log
lockergnome.com » Windows Fanatics - Jan 12, 2008
If you are using the Windows Firewall to protect your computer and network, you can enable security logging. The default location for the firewall log is the Windows directory. However, if you do not want to file …
Also tagged: vista, microsoft, windows, diana s tips, firewall log