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Are you sure the per user is concurrent? I think at least in 2003 it was specifically NOT concurrent users, it was named users.

Oh good grief, I think I found it, the r2 external connector license, but it's $7,999

Ok, we have a windows app that our customers need to use for maybe 10 to 20 hours, and then they're done. We have some experience with terminal server, so we were hoping to use that, but I'm confused by the licensing. Whether it's per user or per device, either way seems like we'd have to pay...

The file is stone cold deleted today, and along with it, presumably my auditing, because I did a find on my security log for "hosts" and all it found was when I initially set up auditing on 4/2 at 10:59, and you can see above that I posted at 11:01 that I had just done it. I have removed bonjour...

There is no security software installed. This is a fresh install with almost no applications, and definitely no security software.. extra firewalls, malware, nothing. That would have been my first guess too.

It was reconfigured back to bone stock in the middle of the night last night, and the date stamp is 4/2/2010 (today) at 2:31am. I have turned on auditing (I think, never used it before) for the hosts file. So hopefully some time today or possible monday, it will show what exactly? The name of...

I used the hosts file extensively in Vista. I have 6 or so systems that I keep mapped, and I also get the no-spam type hosts file and append that, so my hosts file was huge in vista, and it was reliable. In windows 7, though, I can't even quite place exactly what it's doing. It has reverted or...

I use hosts to resolve some ip's that I use a lot, but it keeps reverting. I read that the Bonjour service will mess with hosts, so I removed it, but I won't know for a couple days if that did anything. I also read that some malware scanners don't like it if hosts is +s, +h, +r, etc, so I...

I have a windows 2008 terminal server with a bunch of naughty, naughty sales reps. Their manager would like to block their internet for the first 45 minutes of the day, every day. I can block internet access a few different ways, but I'm not sure how to schedule it. Any ideas?

We have a site that has a lot of subdomains that all point to the same source folder. Is there a way to configure it to respond to *.domain.com so I don't have to add subdomains individually?

Oooh that looks promising. I knew about bcdedit, but I didn't think to look for command line switches. Thank you, I'll try it out when I get home.

They're on sata1 and sata2 (or maybe 0 and 1, who knows). The d: is my old c:, and when installing the new c:, it set up a boot menu to select. But when I pull the d: vista won't boot anymore. I keep forgetting to write the message down, but it's fairly unspecific, please insert bootable media...

Sorry if this isn't the best place for this. I don't see an sql server database design topic. We are starting version 2 of our flagship product, and it needs to be ready for replication between servers across the internet. We use SQL server 2000 up to this point, and the replication has been...

So I have a server x64 2008 with a sata2 software raid card, Silicone Image 3124 PCI-X card connected to a raid chassis with multi-channel sata splitters that do 5-to-1. So I got these 5 terabyte drives and put them in the chassis. They showed up as individual drives, and I let them spin for...

I found this script that seems to undo everything important..it's kind of long but I'm going to try to paste it in here.. I have 12 replicated databases that all had basically the same problem from changing the subscriber to the publisher and having wacky constraints.. so I turned off all...

Ok, I needed to refresh, and the tables are gone. But it didn't get rid of the constraints. Can I simply delete them from the sysobjects table?

I turned off replication on one database, but it left a ton of junk in the database. Is there a script to get rid of all this garbage? The tables conflict*, msmerge*, identity constraints, and anything else that goes with it? I want to set up replication from scratch on this database, but I'm...

I had sql 2000 merge replication going between a publisher and a subscriber. The publisher failed, so I redirected traffic to the subscriber. That was working fine, so I decided to reverse it. I deleted the replication and started over with the subscriber as the new publisher. The problem is...

Yes, I've been considering redoing the replication from scratch to make the current server the publisher, but I'm sure you know how huge a hassle that is. But the deleted record thing bit me on the butt again today. I copied a big relational structure, and it was all there, and then 5 minutes...

Yes, I'm doing the insert on the subscriber, but there is a conflict at the publisher. My merge runs once per minute, so as soon as that merge runs, it deletes my records. The reason is that the records I'm inserting have a foreign key to a parent table, and that parent table has fewer records...