This is the second part of the Tech On Holiday: South Devon series.
One of the things I wanted to do was to see if a smart phone could replace my digital camera. I have used a Panasonic Lumix FZ45 for the past few years, it’s a great device if a little bulky, so if my Lumix 930 is good enough to replace it full time when on the road then I may consider it. This test will be ongoing over a number of months, but here is the first comparison.
So, I’m on holiday this week (11th – 18th July 2015) and I thought it would be a good opportunity to detail what tech I’ve brought along for the ride and what online services I can use based on the availability and quality of internet access.
Let’s start by going through the devices I have with me.
Problem: If a member server of a DFS share experiences a dirty or otherwise unexpected shutdown, DFS won’t necessarily continue to replicate.
Fix: Microsoft have disabled DFS auto-recovery following unexpected shutdowns by default.
To resolve replication issues following an unexpected shutdown, open the registry editor on the system which experienced the improper shutdown, and in the navigate to the key below, and change:
Problem:
When attempting to login to a Windows 2003 server via RDP or from in front of the machine, after entering the username and password the system logs on then immediately logs off. This was a problem on a production server in a remote location. It prevented us from performing any remote maintenance of the server.