To change the time update frequency requires a change in the registry.
Update Windows Time Frequency
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Cisco Pix 501 Setup Part 2
After you have followed the instructions of part 1 this is the part where to get excited.
first go to the web interface.
Cisco Pix 501 Setup Part 1
In this manual i will install and configure a cisco pix firewall.
Step 1 will explain how the pix will be setup from start.
Step 2 will configure the cisco pix
First we need to reset the cisco pix 501:
Installing Usb-to-Serial (Prolific) adapter succesful on a windows 8 client
I had bought a new pc with windows 8 and wanted to be sure that the usb to serial adapter functions on the client. I installed the driver and plugged the usb adapter in the usb drive. However it wasn’t functioning. So i troubleshooted the error and want to share te solution with all engineers.
Resetting a cisco 2950 switch to factory defaults
I had bought 2 cisco 2950 switches for my education. The guy who sell them to me told me he had lost the passwords. So i started looking for a hard reset.
In the following instructions I am going to reset the switch to defaults:
Step 1: boot the switch and hold the mode button.
Basic set-up Hyper-V Server 2012
Reset User Profile in windows 7 (You have been logged in with a temporary profile)
when you reset a profile for a user it can occur in windows 7 that when you log in with the same user the error:
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Disable Automatically Detect Proxy Script
Link the script to the user configuration.
Define it as a logon script.
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Disable Java Update by using Regedit
Path:
Hkey_Local_Machine > Software > Wow6432Node > JavaSoft > Java Update > Policy > EnableJavaUpdate (DWORD)
Create Bootable USB Stick
If you really need speed to install a couple of Windows Server 2008 boxes I recommend placing the installation files on a high-speed USB Stick.
Hard drives are usually connected to one Host device and USB channels are connected to another host device chip on your motherboard. Installing from an USB device therefor won’t hog the host devices for your hard drives (like when using an image) and won’t lag like a normal DVD player would do while spinning up and spinning down. When you choose to use an USB flash drive (called an USB stick around here) instead of an USB hard disk (slower) you can achieve lightning speeds. To make your bootable USB device, simply type the following commands on a system with the image mounted or physical DVD copy in the drive and the USB device plugged in:
1. Open diskpart through cmd.
diskpart
2. DISKPART> list disk
3. Select the USB device from the list and substitute the disk number below when necessary.
4.Execute the following commands..
DISKPART> select disk 1
DISKPART> clean
DISKPART> create partition primary
DISKPART> select partition 1
DISKPART> active
DISKPART> format fs=fat32
** it is also possible to quickformat the disk. Through explorer rightclick the device select format and mark quickformat,followed by apply. It will go even faster.**
DISKPART> assign
DISKPART> exit
5. Run in an command prompt the following: xcopy X:\*.* /s/e/f Y:\
where X:\ is your mounted image or physical DVD and Y:\ is your USB device.
Now all you need to do is plug the device into your target box’ USB slot and boot it. (The target system will need to have USB slots and be able to boot from USB devices)