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Changing Your Hosts File
Much like DNS, your computer’s Hosts file associates IP addresses to host names. Users may not always have control over DNS, but can always have control over their Hosts file. The Hosts file can be used to resolve domain names … Continue reading
Recovering Deleted E-mail
The situation in which this post will be most helpful: you use a donet.com e-mail address and download your e-mail off of the mail server into Microsoft Outlook via POP3. you have deleted e-mail from Outlook that you did not … Continue reading
Exchange Shell Script to Output Mailbox Sizes for All Users
The following script outputs all mailbox names and their size in MB to a flat file (c:\sizes.txt). You can copy and paste this script into exchange management shell to output all of the sizes of your mailboxes to a text … Continue reading
Windows System Resource Manager – QoS For The Rest Of Us
What is quality of service? In the technology field, this term refers to the ability to provide differentiated priority to applications or data, or to ensure a certain level of perfomance. For example, in the networking world, quality of service … Continue reading
Usefulness of Windows Powershell
For those Windows Admins that haven’t tampered with Windows PowerShell I recommend you start. I am an amateur when it comes to shells, command line interfaces (CLIs), and scripting languages. However, I am finding the more I dive in the less … Continue reading
DNS Denial of Service – Donet Response
On July 28, 2009, a vulnerability in the BIND DNS service was officially published to the Internet Systems Consortium. BIND stands for Berkeley Internet Name Domain, and is an industry standard name server product used by millions of Internet users … Continue reading
Safer Surfing With Internet Explorer 8
As the Internet continues to play an even greater role in our everyday lives, the dangers of malicious online activities increases. Hackers and other nefarious individuals have continued to introduce very sophisticated, complex and deceptive exploits that can at best … Continue reading
Legitimate Disaster Recovery
Defining “Disaster” There is a fine line between ‘backups’ and ‘disaster recovery’. For example if you ask 10 people in the IT field what exactly defines a ‘disaster’ in the field of technology you will more than likely get 10 different … Continue reading
Internet Explorer 8: Compatibility View
Many websites do not display properly in Microsoft Internet Explorer 8. Microsoft says this is because “some sites may not be ready for the new browser.” Though that is a very vague problem description, there is an easy fix: Compatibility … Continue reading
Configure Your Favorite Mail Client
Configuring your favorite mail client to use your @donet.com email address is easy, regardless of the mail program you are comfortable using. The instructions for setting up an iPhone detail what are essentially the same settings for any email client. … Continue reading
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