Friday, November 27, 2009

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At Networking Tulsa we offer Virtual Dedicated VMware servers.

We don’t charge a setup fee of require a contract. We provide you with the ability to buy as much speed, memory, and storage as you want. We use Dell Power Edge servers.

We give you the ability to run as many virtual servers as you want on your space. For example if you buy 2 GB of ram and 100 GB of storage you can install 4 servers with 500 MB of Ram and 25 GB of storage space each. You are free to use your space as you see fit.

We offer Linux (Centos, Ubuntu, Free BSD, or any other Linux based OS you want to use.) We also offer Windows Based* Installs As well.

We can install the OS for you or you can install it yourself. You can also provide your own VMware image and we will set it up for you.

Take a look at our prices. Don’t get locked into 1 or 2 year contracts with the other guys. You don’t have to pay a setup fee with Networking Tulsa.

Give us a try and you will see. We strive to be the most cost effective VMware Provider Around.

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We have fully redundant servers with hot spare servers on line at all times. All data is stored on dual mirrored NAS servers. This means in the event of a hardware failure a backup will immediately take over.

*Windows Installs require you to provide your own install ISO and activation code.

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Thursday, November 8, 2007

Google World Time Made with Autoit3


Google has a new api for finding time anywhere in the world. This can be used with Autoit to quickly find time and timezone/date anywhere . Here is a file I have made using Autoit3 called apropriately enough"My World Time" For the purposes of this blog I have an evaluation download available. This files is 100% virus free but as with any file downloaded please scan the file before opening once downloaded. I only want to share my script not harm anything.
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Friday, July 27, 2007

Telnet Switchboard For Hummingbird

Here is my telnet switchboard for hummingbird, This is a cut down version as to not expose vital proprietory information. Ip's do not have to be in series or even close. this sees individual ips and works with whatever is on the ini.

switchboard.au3
IP.ini
Menu.ini

To view/edit/work with these files you will want to visit here to download and install the latest version of autoit. This was built on the Autoit v3.2.4.9

Still making decals and t-shirts..

Not to worry, I still do vinyl decals and t-shirts and web design. I also am doing alot of coding and learning more coding in Autoit now. This is truely a cool program!! I just finished making my switchboard for work which launches switch telnet sessions from using an ini file located on a common shared drive and builds a session in hummingbird for a given switch or application. I am doing alot of work in hummingbird also that is automating the way we are doing our telecommunication jobs...

Tuesday, July 24, 2007

Right Click to Open Command Prompt in Directory

Right Click to Open Command Prompt in Directory

Here's a handy tip from Microsoft Visual C# .NET Step by Step. It creates a shortcut in the right click context menu of Windows Explorer to open a command prompt in the current directory. When I need to run scripts in a very long directory name, this is very handy.

So here's how you set it up:

  • Open up windows explorer
  • Tools -> Folder Options.
  • File Types Tab
  • Select the Folder file type
  • Click Advanced
  • Click New
  • For the Action type what ever you want the context menu to display, I used Command Prompt.
  • For the Application used to perform the action use c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe (note on win2k you will want to specify the winnt directory instead of the windows directory)