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Mails not sending from windows live mail a mobile device or Outlook
This article will guide you on the different methods to fix #Outlook sending #email errors. You can also check with your email address provider and make sure your mail #server #settings are up to date.
Backup Outlook PST files
This article will guide you on how to perform #backup outlook PST files containing messages and all other Outlook data that is saved on the system which should be backup regularly.
#pst files created by using #Outlook 2010 are saved on your computer in the #Documents\Outlook Files folder. If you are using #Windows XP, these files are created in the My Documents\Outlook Files folder.
How to Run AWS Amazon DynamoDB Steps to do it
This article will guide you on how to set up #Amazon DynamoDB which can be downloaded as an executable .jar file.
#DynamoDB uses hashing and B-trees to manage #data. Upon entry, data is first distributed into different partitions by hashing on the #partition key. Each partition can store up to 10GB of data and handle by default 1,000 write capacity units (WCU) and 3,000 read capacity units (RCU).
Cloning existing KVM virtual machine images on Linux
This article will guide you on how to use the virt-clone command which provides a number of options to clone a #KVM #VM. You can use the virt-sysprep if you need to clone the VM and make/reset anything inside the guest #OS.
Selecting the number of vCPUs and Cores for a Virtual Machine
This articles will guide you when selecting the number of vCPUs and Cores for a Virtual Machine which depends on the operating system used and some other factors.
Basically, When Selecting the Number of #vCPUs and #Cores for a Virtual Machine, you can use all CPU #resources allocated to a virtual machine, it must see one 8 core #processor, 2 vCPUs with 4 cores each or 1 vCPU with 4 cores in two threads instead of 8 vCPUs.
Testing RPC ports with PowerShell
This article will guide you on how to go about pinging available RPC ports with PowerShell and #Sysinternals tools and we can test #RPC #ports with #PowerShell.
In #Windows, do this by typing "cmd" in the search box in the Start Menu and clicking the command prompt icon. In the command prompt window, type "telnet" followed by a space, then an IP address or domain name followed by another space, and then the port number.
