administration

Does anyone know of a good way to do remote administration of a Windows XP machine using just the command line? At the moment the only things it needs to do is to be able to install applications/patches, and transfer files to and from the machine, and installing registry patches would be nice as well. Currently we use a horrible hacked together solution that uses NetMeeting, in the past I've thrown together a proof of concept using SSH for windows (at the time windows 2000) but it didn't work to my satisfaction and was pretty buggy. Which was probably the result of the SSH Daemon I was running

I need to set up the delivery of a program installer. This program has a program_installer.exe and a folder that i cannot include in the installer at the time in which i create the installer. therefore, when a user needs to install the program i send him a BATCH file via MAIL @echo off if DEFINED PROGRAMFILES(X86) ( SET TOOL_INSTALL_DIR="%PROGRAMFILES(X86)%\myfolder" ) else ( SET TOOL_INSTALL_DIR="%PROGRAMFILES%\myfolder" ) MKDIR %TOOL_INSTALL_DIR% copy /y \\rk0012352\Public\lkh5iwwh.m4s %TOOL_INSTALL_DIR% START %PROGRAMFILES%\program_installer.exe The issue is that, when the user execute the

Is there a way to profile IIS7? (freeware?) Number of connections Bandwidth usage Errors (Event Viewer?) -... thx, Lieven Cardoen ps: Something similar to mssqlserver profiling Try out the Administration Pack for IIS 7.0 . It has: Configuration Editor: The configuration editor module will help you manage your configuration files. This tool is available for server administrators only. It allows you to edit any section, attribute, element or collection in your configuration file. In addition to editing these values you are also able to lock and unlock them. The configuration editor also allows

We are currently experiencing intermittent mail queue stoppages. I'm seeking diagnostic help in another area . In the meantime, is there a way to restart the CF mail queue without restarting the service as a whole? CF8 standard Win2k3 Solution: We are now checking the age of the oldest file in the mail queue. When it exceeds a set age (currently 30 min) the mail queue is restarted. Yes there is. <cfset sFactory = CreateObject("java","coldfusion.server.ServiceFactory")> <cfset MailSpoolService = sFactory.mailSpoolService> <cfset MailSpoolService.stop()> <cfset MailSpoolService.start()> 来源：

(A while back I read this great post: http://aaronlongwell.com/2009/06/the-ruby-on-rails-cms-dilemma.html , discussing the "Rails CMS Dilemma". It describes conceptual approaches to managing content in websites vs web apps. I'm still a beginner with Rails, but had a bit of a PHP background, and I still have trouble wrapping my brain around this. A lot of what I run into is customers who want a website that is not 100% website, and not 100% web app... That is, perhaps there are several pages of business-to-public facing content, but then there are application elements, and the whole overall

I've created a Java application that is split in different subcomponents, each of those runs on a separate Tomcat instance. Also, some components use a MySQL db through Hibernate. I'm now creating an administration console where it's reported the status of all my Tomcat instances and of MySQL. I don't need detailed information, but knowing if they are running or not it's enough. What could be the best solution to do that? Thanks Most straightforward way would be to just connect the server and see if it succeeds. MySQL: Connection connection = null; try { connection = DriverManager