My bad day with Windows Server 2003
August 19, 2008 (Tuesday) | Windows
Today was not a good computer day. I had some good meetings (yes, actual good, productive meetings), finished a couple items on my to do list, and even got some of that good old Ikea furniture put together. The part of my job where I work with a vendor and he rolls out his software on my newly-configured domain controller and application server was not so good. I rolled in early this morning to make a few last tweaks to the DNS settings and update some group policy objects. Everything was working just fine, as is generally the case with Server 2003 (say what you want about Microsoft, but their server products are actually pretty easy to use; Server 2003...
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