What is DNS? How do I test it?

Well I have not configured DNS on Windows Operating Systems for a while, and, today I thought I would look up a tutorial and start practising. However, I am not sure how to create a DNS which I can 'lookup' through the internal network. My computers
are connected to a router which obviously has a public IP on the Internet and probably some internal IP assigned through the operating system, however I am not sure how to read it.
Through the DNS manager I created a primary DNS named theden.net.
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.0.6002]
Copyright (c) 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
C:\Users\Administrator>nslookup
Default Server: ns.melitacable.com
Address: 212.56.128.132
It would seem that the nameserver it uses belongs to the ISP, can I switch to using an internal nameserver for training or doesn't this idea make sense?

Please check this link
http://searchwindowsserver.techtarget.com/tip/DNS-best-practices-Making-AD-rock-solid
Best Regards, Dinesh Patil. MCP-Windows Server 2003 Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties or guarantees , and confers no rights. If you satisfied with answer,please click on Proposed as answer key.

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Hi Aaron,
I am going exactly the same thing as you however, I had my cousin buy and install a RVS4000 at his house in Australia.
I access it from the USA so that I can help manage his Local Area Network, he is just not technical..
I setup a DDNS client on his RVS4000 so that I can always get to his Router via a domain name rather than a IP address.
I noticed that you didn't mention anything regarding importing client certificate into the directory of the VPN client on your PC.
I also noticed I disabled IPSec passthrough on the router in Australia, see the pictures below, not sure why, but the VPN client is working.
I also did not setup any gateway to gateway VPN tunnels, Only added a client , exported certificate as per the manual, See the last screen capture below.
You will also note if you view the screen captures that my cousins RVS4000 has not been upgraded to the new code.Is there a reason for that...not really...he's just a user, not really technical. Also note I have not added any VPN tunnels on my RVS4000.
I have a reasonably reliable connection between the USA and Australia. I didn;t have to play with any other options, just add users to the VPN client database.
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ICMP packets are always dropped by the firewall when the firewall is enabled.
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/889527/en-us
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The thegreenbow VPN client is a distracter at this point costing 50 something EURO for a license, lets try to get the quickVPN client working !
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/support/tsd_cisco_small_business_support_center_contacts.html
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Factory reset - the what, why, and how for Gingerbread

I wanted to share this information regarding a Factory Reset and how it is used for Gingerbread - both the what, why, and how - in case anyone is interested in the details. If you embark on this process, this thread is worth a close read. thanks to d.harris for writing this up for the SOAK group. good luck everyone and remember, YMMV.
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Does a factory reset actually clear the entire contents of the phone's memory and re-install Android from scratch? (That's what I wish it did.) But I'm not sure that it does that because the entire process seems to go too fast for that. However, a factory reset does seem to do a better job of cleaning out the remnants of the previous OS (Froyo 2.2.1) than a standard "update" does. But that's not all.
The factory reset also clears all of the apps that were installed in the phone's memory. And it clears all of the app data that was installed in the phone's memory. So you will have to reinstall all of your apps from the Android Market (or wherever they came from). Normally, you do not have to pay for them again because the Android Market remembers your previous purchases as long as you register your phone with the same Google account.
However, the Android Market does not remember the free apps that you installed---so you should make a list of all your apps before you reset your phone so you won't forget the free ones. The reason I wrote "installed in the phone's memory" above is because a factory reset gives you a choice whether or not to clear your phone's micro SD memory card. If desired, it will leave it alone. So any apps or data will still be present on your card after the reset. However, your phone will not be aware of the apps on the memory card because all "knowledge" of them will have been erased from your phone's internal memory---you'll still have to reinstall ALL of your apps. But the data files will still be there. Regarding the "built-in" apps that come pre-installed with Android, they will also be restored to their original state and version when you do a factory reset. So you'll need to update some of them (like updating Google Maps and updating Adobe Flash from 10.1 to 10.3).
Before you do a factory reset, you should have a fully charged battery becaues you do NOT want to run out of power in the middle of a reset---that could "brick" your phone. I always take an extra precaution: in addition to a fully charged battery, I also connect my phone to AC with the Motorola AC-to-USB charging adapter that came with it. Not only does it insure that I won't run out of power, it also keeps my battery fully charged so I have a 100% charge after the factory reset (you'll have a lot of work to do afterward to reinstall your apps and restore all of your Android and app settings back to your preferences).
Here's a pre reset checklist:
• Export your contacts to your SD card so you can easily restore them later (Contacts/Dialer menu > Import/Export > Export contacts to: SD card).
• Make a list of all of the apps that you installed (Android menu > Manage Apps > Downloaded tab).
• Get a copy of your Google account login info (user name and password).
• Get a copy of your Verizon Backup Assistant PIN (if you use this service).
• Turn off your phone and pull its battery. Wait 30 seconds or more and reinstall the battery and turn the phone back on. This will make sure that there is nothing hinky in your phone's volatile memory as the factory reset begins.
• Fully charge your phone's battery and plug the AC charging adapter into the phone.
Now you're ready to do the deed. Follow these steps:
1. If it's not already on, turn on Google's "back up my data" option with Android menu > Settings > Privacy > Back up my data. This is required for the next step.
2. Turn off the "automatic restore" option with Android menu > Settings > Privacy > Automatic restore. This will prevent your phone from trying to download every paid app that was previously on your phone all at once. It is much better---especially if you have a lot of apps---to install them one at a time. Plus, you may not want some of them to be reinstalled right away if you are trying to determine if one of them is causing trouble under GB 2.3.3.
3 If you do not want to use Google's "back up my data" service to restore your wi-fi passwords and such, then return to Step 1 and turn it off.
4. Begin the factory reset with Android menu > Settings > Privacy > Factory Data Reset. You'll be asked to confirm that you really want to do a factory reset and you'll be given the opportunity to clear your micro SD memory card as a part of the process. I chose not to clear my memory card because I have a 32 GB card with "tons" of music and other files that I do not want to have to restore (it would take hours).
When should you do a factory reset? Everyone should do it before they give their phone away, sell it, or discard it. You don't want someone else to have access to your personal data! And, a factory reset can be a helpful troubleshooting tool when faced with problems.
By the way, my factory reset did not help the video problem I was having with the Fox News app nor did it enable Google's Music app to find all of the album art on my micro SD card. Both problems persisted after the reset under GB 2.3.3.
Finally, there are other things you can do to flush old data from your phone such as clearing the cache partition of your phone's built-in memory. This requires the use of its "Android system recover" menu. Even though I expect this cache data to be cleared during a factory reset, I did it after my reset just to make sure. Clearing the cache partition is usually what folks try before a factory rest so they can (hopefully) avoid the factory reset. I'll leave it to a Motorola staff person to go into that.

OK, got it ... the Power ON Factory reset procedures might have changed with GB ...
To get to a Factory reset using the Power up method:
1. Power Off phone
2. Press & Hold the HOME Button
3. Press and Hold the Power ON button.
You come up to the Triangle with the Exclamation mark & android guy.
Press BOTH the Up and Down Buttons at the same time. This brings up the Blue menu of options.
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Boot to Windows and look carefully at the Lenovo factory image and try to get an understanding for the Lenovo software and why it is there. This does not include the other software from Microsoft, Google, etc.
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Test the SSD speed with CrystalDiskMark, ATTO and AS Disk Benchmark software to get a good overview of the performance.
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Do at least one full battery discharge and recharge. Observe the cycle and details are being properly displayed and recorded in Lenovo Power Manager.
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Benchmark the SSD again. Confirm no change.
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I don't run synthetic benchmarks. I prefer to test a machine against the scenarios I expect to use it with. I spend most of the first week making this assessment. If any major hardware defects are present, the machine is automatically returned. I do not repair machines just received. No exceptions.
Week 2 is for ironing out any minor issues and assessing if the machine meets the requirements for the scenarios it will support. If it does, it is kept. If it does not, it is returned. This week includes subjective and objective input. You have to weigh the pros and cons for a machine against your priorities. It is rare that a machine is perfect so you have to decide the ROI for the machine. Service and Support must be considered so week two might include a call to support for any unresolved issues. Don't discount the service you receive during this period.
After week two, you are likely right on top of the last day to return a Lenovo machine. The return period is 21 days from the invoice date (I believe), not the day the machine is received so make sure you are well aware of it. After 21 days, the machine is yours for good unless you sell it. Decision time.
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How can i test the boolean state of button action?

Hello,
in as2.0, how can i test the boolean value if a button was
pressed or not?
I have a simple function im trying to work with like this...
button_btn.onRelease = function (success:Boolean) {
if (success) {
trace("we pressed the button - value is true");
else {
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working with booleans in this way is new to me - any pointers
will do - thanks!

Well, I'm not really that familiar with using video in flash,
but from what I understand of what you are going for, these are my
suggestions:
If the code within your button has scope of the variable you
are testing for:
_global.myInfoObject;
button_btn.onRelease = function(){
if( myInfoObject.code == (value your are testing for) ) {
trace("value is correct);
} else {
trace ("value incorrect");
if you aren't in scope you can always maybe forward the
onRelease function to some handler that is in scope:
var myInfoObject;
var release = function(){
//to do code here;
button_btn.onRelease = release;
I hope some of these ideas help a little.
You can always send your .fla to my email at
[email protected] and I'll take a look at it.

How can i test and adjust my speakers plea

Hi
This is my setup:
Creative X-Fi Xtreme Music Retail
on
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What i need to know is how can i test my 5. speaker system
using the creative software in order to check if each channel is working properly.
I did not install the retail driver software that came with my package.
I only installed the latest creative x-fi standalone driver ( 42MB ) from the update site and mediasource plus Go. I can't find the creative sound mixer to check my speakers.
I also need to find a software that lets me adjust or calibrate my setup for optimal performance.
I noticed on the x-fi quickstart guide there is a software called "mode switcher", which includes neat looking software for each mode... where can i find that program ?
I appreciate your help.
Thank you.

You need to install the apps and possibly drivers from the CD first and then upgrade to the web drivers. For testing your speakers the apps are necessary. However, Start->All Programs->Creative->Creative Audio Console should let you change modes.

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c.What is the running time of your method smallest, as a function of n, the number of elements in the list? Use big-Oh notation.
I quoated from a java problem..
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it depends on what is in the method. For example a for loop executed n times would have a O(n). A double for loop (each loopp run n times) will have O(n^2). Do this: determine how many times each loop in the method is run. This is the first term in your runtime equation. Do this for all other loops in the method and add them all together. Most other statements that are not iterative should have a constant runtime so O(1). For conditional statements, the runtime depends on the most time consuming portion of the statement. Once all these are added together, take the O(equation) which should just leave the biggest term. i.e. O(5n^2+3n+8) = O(n^2). Hope this helps.
note: this does not apply to recursive methods

Help me how can i test mms sending in my application

please help me how can i test the senario to send the mms in my Application i am using motorola sdk and using eclipse as a development IDE plzz help me out how can i test it in the real senario.
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Internal error or labview crash in 7.1ver thread.cpp(2842) whats reasons and how to fix it

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Everybody ,
I am working with pci-6723 and labview 7.1 yesterday when iwas testing , the programme was running , suddenly the power has gone , since i have not connected my system to UPS system got shutdown , and when i booted pc its higlighted this error , now to what extent this problem affects to my software, and how to fix it.
"Internal error or labview crash in 7.1ver thread.cpp(2842) whats reasons and how to fix it"
Thanks in advance
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Hello Rajesh,
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http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/01B186B5CEB1D07786256747000F4319?OpenDocument
If you continue to have this error, is there any way you can send me a pared-down example demonstrating what your program does, so I can at least investigate to see if I can narrow down the cause of the thread.cpp failure?
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How can I test that the ITS is setup right and working?.

How can I test that the ITS is setup right and working?.
At present when calling a CRM transaction (BOR object) via the Nav Bar of the Webclient IC I am getting a message box with the title of 'Message from Webpage' and the content saying 'Object expected'.
I have re-checked the transaction launcher and navigation bar profile setting and these look okay, hence my question regarding the ITS and how we might test that its functional.
Jason

I assume that as I also have a call to a URL (website), which is working fine, then the ITS servicer is also working fine.
That just leads me to know identify why my BOR object is not being called correctly.
Within the Transaction launcher I have the following settings:
Entries
Launch Trans ID: ZZIC1_LT01
Component set: ALL
Technical details
Description: xxxxx
Class name: ZCL_ZZIC1_LT01
Statefull: X
Further Technical details
Transaction type: BOR Transaction
Logical system: CMDCLNT600
BOR Object type: TSTC_UIF
Method name: EXECUTE
Transaction Parameters
Parameter: Object_key
Value: CRMD_BUS2000115
Can anyone see any problems with these entries?.
what's the best way to ensure that 'CRMD_BUS2000115' is a BOR object?. I can run it as a transaction.
Jason

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