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September 15, 2009

virtual machines will replace dual booting ????

When your soft ware application can not performance or install on your OS( such as Windows xp Pro x64 or Windows 7 or some other new and unfamiliar operating sysem ),may you’ll consider dual booting.Of course ,this is not a bad choice.
Yes ,you can have dual operating systems,but you can’t run both at once.you must shut down everyting you are doing .Start  the slow, annoying ,painful process to reboot into the second OS.  Much more  to your  annoyance,you had to re-install all applications .Some day,you find one of two operating systems useless or you want to install a new or better functional Operating System.So,you want to remove that from your C:drive and you are afraid that it will cause nuisance to your computer or the operating system.
Maybe ,you will step back!!!

If you use the virtual machines ,maybe everything will go easy!!

For example ,your OS is Windows xp 16-bit version or 32 bit -version,you can
run the Windows XP Professional x64 Edition  into a virtual machine .So,you can run one of them you  need ,without shutting down any work you are doing.You can choose the operating system to run your application.

the favorite is running a virtual machine on your computer is essentially the same as running a full second computer.

But for more normal workloads, I find the performance quite acceptable .
But ,the VM can’t answer all things.
The Virtual machine does not support FireWire and USB 2.0 while you need to have USB support in your VM enviornment.Also,A  VM  will have an influence on your guest and host machines.Obiviously,if you guest machine are running a game ,your host machine can’t perform well.

Maybe ,both  of the VM and dual booting  have their advantages .
Maybe,We can share your better ideas.

September 9, 2009

Will you use DHCP to allocate the IP addresses?

Recently,I want to allocate the IP addresses for the computers of my company .My friend advised me to use DHCP. I was not much familiar with DHCP. However, I followed his advice, and shared my experience here.

dhcp-relay

dhcp-relay

What is DHCP? If you know much about DHCP, maybe you can skip this.
DHCP, Short for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, a protocol for assigning dynamic IP addresses to devices on a network. With dynamic addressing, a device can have a different IP address every time it connects to the network. In some systems, the device’s IP address can even change while it is still connected. DHCP also supports a mix of static and dynamic IP addresses.
Dynamic addressing simplifies network administration because the software keeps track of IP addresses rather than requiring an administrator to manage the task. This means that a new computer can be added to a network without the hassle of manually assigning it a unique IP address. Many ISPs use dynamic IP addressing for dial-up users.

End stations may be assigned permanent IP addresses or they may borrow them as needed from a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server or other service.

dhcp-ipconfig on XP

dhcp-ipconfig on XP

So, it is good or bad for you to distribute IP addresses to computers on your network with DHCP.
Firstly, we discuss the advantages. (more…)

September 8, 2009

Three Notices for vpc7 on Windows 7

The big feature of Windows 7 is to support vpc7,a new version of Virtual PC,which make the application directly integrate into the Win7 desktop and start menu.And,VPC7 can replace VM with the same technology as used by TS RemoteApps ,running as if the application were local.

vpc7

vpc7

characteristic:
a full fledged desktop virtualization program .The xp applications can be integrated into your Windows7 host,at the same time ,you can create more VMs to protect your host OS.For example,you can install a program that you don’t trust or not be safe in the VM.Even if the programe crashes ,it will damage your host OS.Or,use the virtualized web browser ,not a “real” one .
how to create a VM.
firstly ,go to All Programs | Windows Virtual PC | Virtual Machines and click Create new virtual machine.And the introduction will show you the process .

notice:
1.In order to use these VPC of Unity, your PC need a CPU with support for hardware virtualization
(more…)

September 7, 2009

Turn off UAC or Give up Windows 7?

Filed under: Windows — Tags: , , , , , , — Jackson @ 8:57 pm

My Reviews about UAC in Windows 7 (Part 2)
三 Turn off the UAC
But some users of Win7 would like to use the window control strategy, rather than the new and advanced security technology of Windows 7 called User Account Control. What should they do with the UAC, either give up Win7 or choose some other OS? My answer is there is no need to choose other operating systems; just one simple operation could make it. The system admin just turned the level to the fourth, that is to say, turned off the UAC, which make the OS Win7 the same like the previous edition ones that didn’t have UAC.
Like Windows XP, Win7 that had turned off UAC would never notify the system administrator if there is any change in system configuration. For example, when the user as an administrator access to the Operating System, any changes in OS by the application won’t automatically notify the administrator, and will become directly applicable.
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Overall, the UAC experience is much improved in Windows 7 than in Windows Vista. The number of clicks (by default) is drastically reduced in Windows 7 when compared to Windows Vista. The ultimate goal of the UAC is to provide user the control over what changes can happen to the system and not to annoy users with more number of prompts.
However,if some malicious programs inserted into and system, would secretly change system settings or configurations such as webpage, the registry etc. When the users with a general or common account accessed to the OS, any changes that the users have no relevant authority to do have would meet with a refusal, such as the installation and upgrade of the application, the changes in the system configuration, and so on. Unless the user sent an oral notice to the admin to adjust the authority, the users could not do those changes.
It should be noted that only when the system administrator must restart the computer, the adjustment that the admin changed the high level to the fourth would come into force.
When UAC was turned off, kinds of applications would cause damage to the OS. Because the application could access to and modify the protected areas, the private data and so on, that is to say, the application had the same privilege as the admin. Besides, some malicious programs could also secretly do communication and data transmission with other computers on networks, even the hosts on the Internet, which would attack and damage the OS.

September 1, 2009

August 24, 2009

How to install PHP on ISS7 in Vista/Windows Server 2008?

At present, many websites were written primarily in PHP. But the server environments on which the websites run may not be FreeBSD, Linux. Many PHP websites run on Windows 2000, Windows 2003, and Windows Server 2008.According as many tests; PHP on Windows Server 2008 has advantages. Now, we’ll show how easy it is to get PHP up and configured on your IIS7 webserver.
The system environment: Vista/Windows Server 2008.
Firstly, install IIS7 such as control panels\programmers and features, windows, by default; remember to choose the two options of ISAPI.

The next step is to install PHP.
Download PHP and Windows binaries. Unzip the php…zip file to your drive. I usually unzip it to D:\php.In this catalog, find php.ini-dist and rename it php.ini. Open php.ini :at first, find extension_dir=”./”,and replace it with extension_dir=”d:\php”; and then find Windows Extensions ,do the following modifications:   extension=php_mbstring.dll
  extension=php_gd2.dll
 extension=php_MySQL.dll
and then save the modifications, copy the file to the system windows directory .

The third step is to create the application pool, whose type is .net which is set as “unmanaged type”.
After all of these steps, you create a new Web site and start “Read” and “Run script” permissions, and then add ISAPI Filters and Handler Mapping.
Finally,add D:\PHP\php5isapi.dl into Handler Mapping.
Now, successfully, you have installed PHP on ISS7.

August 14, 2009

virtual machines replace dual booting ????

Filed under: Windows — Tags: , , , , , , — Jackson @ 4:13 am

When your soft ware application can not performance or install on your OS( such as Windows xp Pro x64 or Windows 7 or some other new and unfamiliar operating sysem ),may you’ll consider dual booting.Of course ,this is not a bad choice.
Yes ,you can have dual operating systems,but you can’t run both at once.you must shut down everyting you are doing .Start the slow, annoying ,painful process to reboot into the second OS. Much more to your annoyance,you had to re-install all applications .Some day,you find one of two operating systems useless or you want to install a new or better functional Operating System.So,you want to remove that from your C:drive and you are afraid that it will cause nuisance to your computer or the operating system.
Maybe ,you will step back!!!

If you use the virtual machines ,maybe everything will go easy!!
For example ,your OS is Windows xp 16-bit version or 32 bit -version,you can
run the Windows XP Professional x64 Edition into a virtual machine .So,you can run one of them you need ,without shutting down any work you are doing.You can choose the operating system to run your application.
the favorite is running a virtual machine on your computer is essentially the same as running a full second computer.
But for more normal workloads, I find the performance quite acceptable

But ,the VM can’t answer all things.
The Virtual machine does not support FireWire and USB 2.0 while you need to have USB support in your VM enviornment.Also,A VM will have an influence on your guest and host machines.Obiviously,if you guest machine are running a game ,your host machine can’t perform well.

Maybe ,both of the VM and dual booting have their advantages .
Maybe,We can share your better ideas.

August 10, 2009

Windows 7 will support vpc7

Filed under: Windows — Tags: , , , , , , , — Jackson @ 11:46 pm

The big feature of Windows 7 is to support vpc7,a new version of Virtual PC,which make the application directly integrate into the Win7 desktop and start menu.And,VPC7 can replace VM with the same technology as used by TS RemoteApps ,running as if the application were local.

characteristic:
a full fledged desktop virtualization program .The xp applications can be integrated into your Windows7 host,at the same time ,you can create more VMs to protect your host OS.For example,you can install a program that you don’t trust or not be safe in the VM.Even if the programe crashes ,it will damage your host OS.Or,use the virtualized web browser ,not a “real” one .
how to create a VM. (more…)

Reflect upon installing Microsoft® SQL Server™ 2000(64-bit).

when you want to install and use the the SQL Server 2000 (64-bit),you must know some components and programes are limited or supported:

1.In this release of SQL Server 2000 (64-bit), child feature selection is more limited than in the 32-bit version of SQL Server 2000.
2. Remote installation is not supported.
3.Only the Enterprise Edition is available. The SQL Server 2000 (64-bit) Desktop Engine is not available
4.The Network Library configuration page is not included in SQL Server 2000 (64-bit).
5.Configuration of Network Libraries is not supported in Setup, but is still supported by the SQL Server Network Utility.
6.Code samples are not installed by Setup.
7.SQL Mail is not supported in this release of SQL Server 2000 (64-bit).
8.Tools must be installed from the SQL Server 2000 (64-bit) RTM CD. Tools from any other CD cannot be installed as part of an instance of SQL Server 2000 (64-bit).
9.The DB-Library programming model is not supported in SQL Server 2000 (64-bit), and it has not been ported to the 64-bit Windows operating system

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