IT & Infrastructure

you can develop the code for microsoft dynamic crm 4.0...u can built it also but u cant debug it or cant run it until u have the CRM service...for which u need the access to the server.

I am working on a similar problem at the moment and although it is not an IP camera I suspect that the principles are likely to be the same. The device I am working with has a configuration tool that operates in the same way that you describe. I used Microsoft's Network Monitor, although Wireshark would do just as well, to see how it discovered the device on the network. What I learned from the network trace is that the application sends out a subnet broadcast to a UDP port which the device then responds to. From the response the application then knows the IP address of the device and the initiates a point-to-point TCP connection to configure the device. I am still deciphering the UDP payload the application sends and the response the unit sends but I hope that helps. Alan

Hi can you please send the code for calculating FLOPS?

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Ahh, I KNEW that wouldn't be held against me, after all, Aussies are awesome :laugh: I'll update my original post with a little more detail.

Or... use AutoHotkey[^] to write a shortcut, so you can press a combination on your keyboard, and have it automatically fill it out. Quite a handy tool, you'll want to read the manual though. Bloody good idea. I've got a script set up with a quick hotkey to bring the script up in the editor, and one to refresh the script, allowing very quick changes. Awesome stuff! :)

me too !

I have 3 different editions of that book, and can safely say it is about the best reference book going. Don;t read it cover to cover but keep it on your desk for when you need some reference.

How are you planning on uploading and downloading the files? FTP is a pretty universal way of transfering files too and from a webserver. There are plugins based on PHP and .net that will allow you to upload files to an http directory and then you can downlaod them via a link. FTP is just alot easier.

It really depends on the situation. Does the owner of the account work for multiple units within the organization, How many users are you talking about, 10, 1000, 100000? Most users that are in a single department are assigned a single signin and are given the priveleges for all of the various things they need access to. However this is not alwyas possible as automatically syncing passwords across differing platforms can can headaches so sometimes its easier to assign a different usernames for different things.

You should ask this on the article forum instead. This is not the place to post this question, as it is more likely that somebody who uses the library will have encountered this issue than somebody here, and, more importantly - if it is solved, the fix should be visible against that article. "WPF has many lovers. It's a veritable porn star!" - Josh Smith As Braveheart once said, "You can take our freedom but you'll never take our Hobnobs!" - Martin Hughes. My blog | My articles | MoXAML PowerToys | Onyx

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Thank you for the hints! Based on them, I found this excellent basic description: http://www.wilsonmar.com/1loadbal.htm[^] Now looking for VRRP freeware on Windows :)

Randor, Thanks for the detailed info! In my case, though, the "hacktastic registry" solution would not work because the backup drive is a removable SATA drive, not USB. Still, good to know. FYI, looking in my own registry, I only had the USBSTOR data in one pair of keys, both pointing to the same drive: \??\Volume{9243114d-2fd5-11df-aac5-00e04cf116c3} and \DosDevices\G: Dybs The shout of progress is not "Eureka!" it's "Strange... that's not what i expected". - peterchen

.msc files are Microsoft Management Console[^] snap-ins. Control panel applets are a different beast and have the .cpl extension. Steve

Hi Russel, You could read the %SESSIONNAME% environment variable with the GetEnvironmentVariable Function[^] and check the first three letters for 'RDP'. http://www.codeproject.com./Messages/3217969/Re-How-to-know-that-the-programmatically-that-the-.aspx[^] You could probably go a longer route by calling ProcessIdToSessionId with GetCurrentProcess() and pass the resulting session ID along to WTSQuerySessionInformation. But it just seems so much easier reading the environment variable. Best Wishes, -David Delaune