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Author Archives: Brendan
Join The Fight Against Internet Threats
I’m very pleased to post that as of May 2013, SysadminSpot.com is taking the fight against Internet threats even further. We’re highly active participants in Project Honeypot and now we’ve Read the rest of the entry…
What process is locking this file?
I recently had a problem with Microsoft Lync locking my Outlook data file despite exiting Lync. It happened constantly on reboot and locked up my email. It would also lock Read the rest of the entry…
Restore SQL Azure Backup to MSSQL Server
How to Restore Microsoft SQL Azure Backup to Microsoft SQL Server I’ve been exploring Microsoft Azure more and more recently. One of the most common pains I’ve seen though is Read the rest of the entry…
Automatically Clean Up Temporary ASP.NET Files
The Problem One of the test environments I help maintain is subject to dynamic and regular changes in .NET applications. The development team are constantly releasing new builds that are Read the rest of the entry…
ISAPI Filter ‘C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\\aspnet_filter.dll’ could not be loaded due to a configuration problem
Problem After monthly server patching, I also made some security enhancements to the web.config files in the C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\FrameworkXX\vXXX\CONFIG\ directories. It was therefore important that I test both 32bit and 64bit application Read the rest of the entry…
