Category Archives: Windows Server

Problem with OMA and Activesync – Emails not appearing until read on webmail

By bwirth | Published: January 27, 2010
In reply to the below post, we also had the same issue. We now know that it globally is an “Antivirus Program” issue. See the solutions beneath this thread from on technet. From: “msnews.microsoft.com” <rajibc@hotmail.com> Subject: Very Very Strange problem with OMA and Activesync – Synchonise only the read-emails Date: Sunday, January 10, 2010 3:14 [...]
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Windows Server 2008 – Terminal Server Fonts Print Incorrect

By bwirth | Published: January 15, 2010
Recently encountered an issue when printing from a Windows 2008 terminal server (remote desktop) where fonts were incorrect.  Times New Roman would change to a sick looking arial, and other fonts would print as garbage.  Client was connecting from a Windows XP computer.  Here are the details of the resolution. This issue has been fixed [...]
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Cisco and Linksys Devices Downloads Link

By bwirth | Published: December 11, 2009
Tired of trying to find the links to download drivers, software and firmware for the Cisco and Linksys devices? Look no more, this link will direct you to a page where you can select your device, and
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Windows Update Fails – NDP1.1sp1-KB953297-X86

By bwirth | Published: December 7, 2009
EventType: visualstudio7x80update So I downloaded the DOTNETFX.EXE redistributable package from Microsoft’s download site, and used a program such as WINRAR to extract two files from the CAB (executable cabinet self-extracting file): NETFX.MSI and NETFX1.CAB. If you haven’t manually downloaded the KB953297, then do that and place these files all in the same folder. The KB [...]
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Setup RADIUS on Windows Server for Wifi Wireless Access

By bwirth | Published: October 7, 2009
Prerequisites: Make Sure Your Server Has… Active Directory Services Installed (Domain Controller) DNS (Domain Name Services) IAS (or see Step 2) Make sure your router supports a RADIUS Server.
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