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Internet Connection Sharing
Sun VirtualBox Windows 7 install part 1
Sun VirtualBox Windows 7 install part 2
Sun VirtualBox Windows 7 install part 3
Check Disk (chkdsk)
Audit object access part b
audit object access part a
UltraVNC: Remote Desktop Viewer
update software through group policy
install software through group policy
server configuration wizard
technoblogical
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A technological blog for online tutorials.
About Me:
 
I'm still pretty new to IT. I'm always tinkering with something and a lot of people around me watch what I do to try to learn things from me. I figured why not let the world watch what I am doing? The videos here should range from simple to complex, but basically they are what is interesting me at the time. I have to make two or three passes at each one of these videos, so I figured, that helps to drive home what I am trying to get good at.
Hometown:
Murfreesboro, TN
Country:
United States
Movies:
Arrested development? Heroes? Daily Show? TSCC? I don't really watch a lot of TV. What I do watch, I watch on Hulu.
Music:
Oh, I like both kinds., country *and* western. I've been listening to a lot of Bluegrass, Blues, and Ska on Pandora lately, but mostly Bluegrass.
Books:
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and Discworld. (A guy can't read training manuals all the time!)
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Created: December 19, 2009
Channel Comments (2)
MrKlnyc (1 week ago)
Yup, your Samba sharing in the CLI just rock!! I look all over the net. Everyone of them is soo unclear.
You did a great job and thank you for sharing!!!
Inifekt (3 months ago)
Just wanted to say thanks tons. Your videos are very descriptive and do what they are intended for!