What's the proper HTTP headers to be sending besides the obvious GET to download the file, in terms of what most sites will accept?

I've a website on Godaddy and wanna uploading a Unicode file names. I'm using CuteFTP for that. When I tried to upload using CuteFTP it gave me an warning message (Yellow Sign) and didn't upload anything.

I've tried to upload it with ASCI name (English) then rename after uploading it, using CuteFTP but it also didn't work.

Is there anyway to solve this issue?!

I have a problem with IIS 7.0. I wanted to host Windows Update v4, which also worked, meaning the website is reachable. Unfortunately, certain pages cannot be called up, e.g. splash.asp?page=3&auenabled=true&, although the file is available in the directory. The Windows Update start page is displayed. Can anyone help me?

I'm having problem mounting Webdav folder which is hosted by the Apache Jackrabbit version 2.1.1 (or any Webdav enabled provider IIS 6 also)

the connection diagram is like the following:

MyLaptop (Win7) ---> Windows Server 2003 Std x64 running apache JackRabbit 2.1.1 ---> public shared network drive (D-Link DNS 323 NAS)see the following error message.

can anyone assist me in mounting the anonymous webdav please ?

Thanks.

At my work place I want to setup a terminal service cluster where users can log into the server to carry out their functions. I was wondering where I can find a how to article on this setup please.

Thanks.

We upgraded the server from 2000 to 2003.

The site is up and running and can be seen at www.racsolutions.com but not www.raclink.com. Any ideas of where I should start looking?

I'm using sbs 2008 for a server.

in other words if I have file.exe on my server and want to issue someone a random temp link to it like http://domain.com/abcdefghijklmopqrtstuvwxyz.exe that expires in a couple days..

Problem is if I use USB hard disks I have to re import the drive in Device Manager every time. I tried to setup a drive letter and hoped that the server would "remember" the disk and assign it the same drive letter. This is not he case. I have to go into device manager each time to re import the disk.

Am I missing something here?

The website is running on IIS 6.0 on Windows Server 2003 Web Edition. The website is based on DotNetNuke, a CMS. When I enter the servername or its internal IP address in Internet Explorer, the website shows fine. On our router I have forwarded port 80 to port 80 on our web server, a different time I have added the web server's IP address to the DMZ, I have once added an IP alias on the router especially for the web server, I have combined all of these too, but none of these things solved the problem and I still can't access the web server from outside our network. Funny thing is that when I enter the IP address of our router or the IP alias in Internet Explorer while I'm at the office, it forwards me to the servername automatically and the website shows.

It's like there is a kind of loop back thingy going on. I'm going to set up Syslog to see what is going on, but I hope that someone here has an idea on how to solve this issue as it's giving me a headache

He also installed the SPDY indicator that was available for opera and I thing also Chrome.

But the blue icon of the SPDY indicator never really blinks.

Hes using an older operating system like Windows 2000 or Windows ME, Im not sure but not XP.

So my question is (what Im saying I only know from reseaching): SPDY seems to rely on the Server using the SPDY protocol.

Its better than http/1.1 in speed if things  work our correctly. And Google and most sites stopped the support since http/2 came out.

But: What is really necessary that you as a user (Linux/Windows/Mac ...) can use the SPDY protocol when loading a page?

I do know the basics of network techics (OSI Modell with the 7 layers). I never owned a server or maintained it so that maybe the reason I dont understand the thing.

What I do think: the spdy indicator aint blinking because the program is buggy or most of the tested sites simply deactivated spdy in  favor of http/2,

Some webpages that can tell if a page like e.g. facebook.com, twitter.com  uses spdy/http/2  claimed that some of the pages loading where in fact using "spdy". But the indicator never blinked.

So what can you tell about spdy that is necessary for a user to take advantage of it, (dont forget the friend of mine cant test any http/2 browser since OS is too old).

But he would like to know if it simply might not work because the systems are just too old, the networks card or cables may be the fault(or too old drivers), or if the browser itself interacting with the Operating system might not find necessary functions to use spdy. Ofcourse I believe the servers dont use this standard anymore in most cases, that would explain much. Im not sure if this is the case for his setup, and the first opera version supported only supported SPDY version 2 and version 3  I think.

I'm looking at:

http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html

and also found:

http://www.easyphp.org/

What's the easiest way to install and setup a WAMP stack for Windows Vista please?

What do you use or recommend?

TIA

Jed

Using IE 7

win 2k3 32bin

IIS 6.0

I've tried everything I could think about but nothing seems to be working. I can't figure out why this server is so slow to load this web page. It loads right away on firefox but once i load IE there seems to be some kind of lag.

does anyone have any tips for things i could try?

IE takes about 80 Seconds on the clients computers, and even on the server.

I have installed Sharepoint 2010 on my server because I wanted to trial it as a possible replacement for our crap VLE.

anyway one thing I have noticed is that the pages are very slow to load... too slow .

the Server has about 12Gig of RAM and a half decent processor... and nobody is using sharepoint because I'm the only one who knows its installed.

the server does function as a TS remoteapp server.. but that's not really heavily used though.

I heard something about a warm up script in IIS.. but didn't think that was the same problem as what I'm seeing.

any ideas anyone?

I have a problem with an old VB6 COM+ component.

On server 2003 with IIS6 I have that piece of ASP code:

<%@ Language=VBScript %>

<%

dim obj

set obj = server.CreateObject("CPRCalendar.clsCalendar")

Response.Write obj.Display()

set obj = nothing

%>

And everything works fine - it is supposed to generate some HTML and to display it.

Now I'm trying to migrate it to server 2008 R2 x64.

Everything that is related to component services and file system permissions has been set identically to previous server.

But when I browse to this page, the error message I recieve is:

CPRCalendar error '800a000d'

Type mismatch

/ASPcalendar/calendar.asp, line 5

When I turn on the "Enable 32 bit applications" under the application pool advanced settings in IIS,

I recieve a blank page - nothing at all - even when I check the source (via browser "view source" option) - it's just blank!

the most problematic thing is that I don't even have a source code of this VB6 DLL...

Any ideas on what can be checked in order to resolve this situation?

Many thanks in advance.

Anyways, I've decided to test out the forefront package, namely the client security, UAG and TMG. However, I'm finding little information about where they must be/should be placed in my network. It's on an ESXi server which I'm planning on using as my router when I've finished playing around a bit with it. I got MSDNAA so I have a few licenses for windows 2003/2008/2008r2 laying around.

Thanks alot for your attention!

Edit:

Found out that TMG and UAG has to be placed at the outer end of your network, while it seems like the client security may be placed wherever it suits you

I'm about to set up a windows server, and one of the bigger roles is updating the computer on a new install. What bigger updates would be necessary? I'll have xp, vista, windows 7, 2003 and 2008 running on my network. My first packs will be .net, powershell and service packs. Now, my questions:

1. Which .NET framework redistributable packages do I need to cover everything? Are all necessary on the servers?

2. The "Windows Management Framework Core package (Windows PowerShell 2.0 and WinRM 2.0)" package, does it need BITS installed beforehand and which versions works on xp and 2003?

3. How do I determine if the computer has the package installed already?

4. Any server compatibility issues that I should be aware of? Ex: 2003 won't communicate with one of the other Windows OSes?

5. Is there more that is necessary to have on the setup server?

Thanks for your time!

-HighDarkTemplar

I got one Windows 2003 and one 2008 license (Dreamspark a few years ago)

I wonder if there is any way to remotely install the network drivers, is it? If yes, how and is it limited to a few windows versions?

And what about remotely registering a computer to a domain?

Edit: Please do tell me if one or the other or both is impossible, but only if you're absolutely 100% sure

I know that HTTP is stateless.

Does this mean that it is also async ? Is there any correlation between stateless/statefull and async/sync ?

Or are they independent mechanisms ?

Thanks in advance,

Dani

I seem to be have problems with my boot image loading. I put memdisk in the tftpboot folder, I see at least it is trying to load the boot image. When I DO NOT put the append keeppxe I get the error "failed to load udp stack". If I do put append keeppxe I get "TFTP prefix". The boot images does not load either way. What else can I try?. The boot images is 6 megs and is a Dos based menu system.

Thanks again for any help you can offer me.

below is a copy of the menu.

default vesamenu.c32

Menu Background howtoforge_pxe.png

Menu Title Rob's Pxe Boot Menu

label Install Ubuntu

menu label ^Install Ubuntu

menu default

kernel ubuntu-installer/i386/linux

append vga=normal initrd=ubuntu-installer/i386/initrd.gz -- quiet

label Ghost Multicast Menu

menu label ^Ghost Multicast Menu

menu default

kernel memdisk

append keeppxe initrd=mcmcd/pxe.img

label Local_drive

localboot 0

menu label ^Local Drive

prompt 0

timeout 0

i need use kerio server mail and use dyndns.org!

my computer not in domaine name!

i install it and open port on routeur and firewall!

i test telnet is ok!

when i want test with outlook express; i have error message0x800ccc0d!

i think have prob configuration on my dyndns.org or setting server mail!

who can help me please!

thank you in advance for your idee

i need to write out a batch that can help me continously ping a ip address.

eg. ( ping 132.21.21.2 -t)

if during the pinging, there is request time out or destination host unreachable, the batch file will automatically net send to another computer ( which is in the same domain as mine ) to inform him that ping failed.

is it possible?