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If you look under the listed shares in the Computer Management snap-in, it will show you exactly where it's located. Right click My Computer -> Manage -> Shared Folders -> Shares ~ Mark

Personally, I've always been fond of HP ProLiants - however, they're not the cheapest of boxes configured brand new...so you could always give eBay a go: http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trksid=p3907.m38.l1313&_nkw=hp+proliant&_sacat=See-All-Categories

If you backup the SYSVOL directory (default C:\SYSVOL), the GPOs are stored in there. The SYSVOL directory is replicated across domain controllers in Active Directory. ~ Mark

It would be nice if they followed their own policies, but we all know that's asking too much. :rolleyes:

You won't be able to write the initialization steps of a bootloader in C. You can either write a two stage loader or write the whole thing in assembly and call your kernel (in C) once you have the machine ready to transfer execution. Or, you can take the even easier route and use GRUB...

Well, you wouldn't be able to create an image from a drive without a partition table, but even if you were able to (something like file stream redirection with dd), what PohTayToez said, would be the equivalent of one pass. Using tools such as DBAN and the like to wipe over the sectors of the...

Hello, theasian100! A static IP, as its name suggests, doesn't change (static). PPPoE (Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet) is an addressing system that like DHCP, assigns IPs to hosts that are authorized (user name and password) to receive one. This automatic addressing system will...

Hello there, oregon! I've been using the WRT54GL v1.1 for quite some time now and have never encountered any major issues with it. However, I immediately flashed the firmware with DD-WRT before putting it into service. I also did this with about ten other units for a wireless network install I...