Question by Traffik T: How to set the domain on a Wireless Network in Windows 7?
I just installed Windows 7 on my laptop and at my local college one is required to provide a username, password, and domain to connect to the wireless network. However, on 7, the prompt that pops up only allows me to enter a username/password, and without entering the domain, I cannot connect. Is there any way that I can enable the domain entry field or manually enter the domain?

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Answer by Synful Visions
You can actually enter the NETBIOS name of the domain before your username.

On my corporate domain, I’ve setup a few accounts for wireless and VPN that do not have that option.

DOMAIN\username

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Question by Ryan L: Windows 2003 Server (Virtual) Dedicated?
Alright, so basically i have a virtual dedicated server from a Database. It has windows 2003. Obviously it has a firewall built onto there database etc, but they said i Could install “software” for a firewall aswell.. which I need to stop some exploits on some stuff I Host, Everytime, It dosent work, like the firewall turns on for a sec than turns off… it’s like it locks me out I Tried BlackIce, But i pretty much need a complete tutortial on how to go about installing somthing like this on a dedicated server, The Database said they couldent help since there not the software developers.

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Answer by Greed_2.0
NEVER use windows based servers on public networks.

Linux/Unix packet handling and DNS systems are far better…

I have never had a Linux server compromised (VPN wrapper helps.)

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Question by : How do I set up a windows 7 Virtual box in linux?
I keep geting this error message:The virtual machine execution may run into an error condition as described below. We suggest that you take an appropriate action to avert the error.

The host I/O cache for at least one controller is disabled and the medium ‘/home/****/.VirtualBox/HardDisks/Win7.vdi’ for this VM is located on an ext4 partition. There is a known Linux kernel bug which can lead to the corruption of the virtual disk image under these conditions.

Either enable the host I/O cache permanently in the VM settings or put the disk image and the snapshot folder onto a different file system.

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Answer by ratter_of_the_shire
“Either enable the host I/O cache permanently in the VM settings or put the disk image and the snapshot folder onto a different file system.”

I’m not sure what filesystems do work, you can check the VM forums. The I/o option is found under settings>storage.

That message isn’t and error. It’s a warning about a potential future error.

To get it going you need to attach the install DVD to the V-machine, again Settings>storage, and select or add a optical drive, and thing set it to the Win7 disk in your optical drive. Then the last thing to check is settings>system and enable booting from the CD, and place it first in the boot order. Click Okay, then start your virtual machine. It should boot up into a windows installation environment. Your left alt or crtl (i forgot wich) will unbind our mouse from the virtualized OS window. (After installation make sure to unmount the installation cd)

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Question by blackpeas: How can i block a certain ip address from downloading in the the Windows XP host machine using ICS?
One employee has been downloading with emule and want to restrict his access or limit his bandwith capacity or deny emule from downloading.

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Answer by Taba
There is no way to just stop it from downloading with out blocking the complete internet connection when using ICS. If you were using a router or server you could block ports to stop the emule use..

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Question by : Virtual Machine for a Windows 7?
Hi, for those who know what a virtual machine is, I need to run a virtual machine with an XP operative system (guest) inside my Windows 7, or any later version (host).

(1) Is it possible to run any type of OS inside another OS?
(2) Which type of virtual machine software would you recommend for me?
(3) How many virtual machines can I run in the same time?
XP is the king, isn’t it? ^_^

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Answer by iamrlk
Yes you can!

VirtualBox Free virtual machine

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