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Get IT Done: Create your own brick-level backup script for Exchange Server 5.5

Create a backup script for Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5By Dominic BoscoTechRepublic first published this information as a download. In response to positive reader feedback, we're making the article available here. The document is still available as a download, as well. Table of Contents No native brick-level backup capabilityThe script's features and...

Tags: Backups, E-mail servers, Dominic Bosco, Microsoft Exchange 5.5 Server, Get IT Done, backup, NT Command Shell, Microsoft Exchange Server, NTBackup, mailbox, Microsoft Windows NT

Technical articles 2001-01-10

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Tech Tip: Learn the basics of command shell variables

Variables are indexes for memory counters that hold a specific value. To display the Windows NT command shell's preset environment variables, type the command SET. To declare a new variable and set its value, type the following: ...

Tags: Guest Contributor, Windows NT Newsletter, Variable, Microsoft Windows NT, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software

Technical articles 2003-12-08

Open an encrypted Access 2007 database from the shell command

I need to open an encrypted Access 2007 database from the shell command. I don't want to be presented with Access the Password entry dialog box. So far the only way I can get it to work is to use Sendkeys after the shell command. Does anyone know how to...

Tags: Microsoft Office, Databases, shell command, Microsoft Access, Access 2007, database

Discussion threads 2008-10-03

Using the UNIX Shell

These notes describe the process of using a command-line shell interface to UNIX. If somebody is using an X-window terminal or the console of a UNIX workstation, he must first establish the X-window session and then open a "shell" or "command" window one is often opened automatically. These notes will...

Tags: Stanford Knowledgebase, UNIX, Operating Systems, Construction, Software

White papers 2002-09-29

Shell Life 2.1 (Mac)

Shell Life is a front end to shell commands: Define, run, manage, and store shell commands. Easily run complex commands anytime. Drag files and folders onto Shell Life which act as arguments to your commands. Define a text which will be passed to a command as Standard Input, e.g....

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Password, Command

Software downloads 2007-06-18

Exchange 2007: Get used to the command line

With the Exchange Management Shell, there are some things that you can do only from the new command line interface. Like it or not, Microsoft has put a whole ton of effort into making Exchange 2007 completely manageable via a Windows PowerShell-based management interface. In fact, there...

Tags: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, Microsoft Windows PowerShell, GUI, Microsoft Windows, E-mail Servers, Operating Systems, Software, Enterprise Software, Scott Lowe MCSE, shell, E-mail Administration Tips Newsletter

Technical articles 2007-01-05

Adding a <CR> on a command in a script

I have a added a Windows based command to a simple windows shell script that requires to be entered before the command will run. Currently the script hangs unless I press return then it will continue. Can a be added to the end of the command somehow?Can this...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Scripting languages, Ivan the Terrible

Q&A 2005-03-31

Integrating a Command Shell Into a Web Browser

The transition from command-line interfaces to graphical interfaces has resulted in programs that are easier to learn and use, but harder to automate and reuse. Another transition is now underway, to HTML interfaces hosted by a web browser. To help users automate HTML interfaces, the paper proposes the browser-shell, a...

Tags: Web, HTML, Carnegie-Mellon University, Web Browser, Browser-shell, Web Browsers, Internet

White papers 2007-11-04

SLnet 3.0 (Windows)

SLnet is a Telnet service for Microsoft Windows NT. Telnet users get full access to NT's Common Command Shell. Multiple users can access a Windows NT server and simultaneously run a variety of DOS, OS/2, and POSIX character-based applications. By itself, Windows NT is a powerful multi-tasking operating system. SLnet...

Tags: Seattle Lab, SLnet, Microsoft Windows, Telnet, Microsoft Windows NT, Operating Systems, Software, Networking

Software downloads 2000-06-01

10 things you should know about the Linux bash shell

The unassuming Linux shell program bash hides some powerful tools and shortcuts, 10 of which are outlined in this document. For many information technology professionals the command line interface is where they feel most comfortable conversing with the Linux operating system. The shell program bash is often...

Tags: TechRepublic Inc., Tool, Linux, Productivity, UNIX, Operating Systems, Open Source, Software

Download resources 2005-08-10

Janotech 2.02 (Windows)

Janotech Unix Shell for Windows provides a complete Unix-like command and programming environment for the Windows operating system. The software consists mainly of a standard set of command-line utilities plus a graphical Unix-style shell designed exclusively for use with the Windows operating system. You can write programs as well right...

Tags: Unix, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2008-11-07

Monad: Introducing MSH

Monad, also known more formally as the MSH Command Shell, is a next generation Windows command shell. Built on top of the .NET Framework, MSH provides a powerful infrastructure for the automation of a wide range of administrative tasks. At last, the command line is a first-class citizen in the...

Tags: Console, O'Reilly Media Inc., Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Book chapters 2006-01-25

MySQL and Microsoft .NET

1. How do i back-up MySQL database using Microsoft .NET?Two waysYou can either use the MySQLDump utility and run it frome the shell, or depending on usage you may be able to get away with simply backing up the directories. T'is a bit iffy though that. Either one to shell...

Tags: .NET, Application servers, Databases, ofentseBoikanyo@..., MySQL, Microsoft .NET, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2007-04-25

Find and bind key sequences in bash

Learn how to use keyboard function keys within bash, or any other shell, by binding the key sequences to a particular shell command. Delivered each Tuesday, TechRepublic's free Linux NetNote provides tips, articles, and other resources to help you hone your Linux skills. Automatically ...

Tags: Keyboards, Linux, Vincent Danen, function key, shell, F12, key sequence, Esc, Linux Tips Newsletter, Keyboard, Sequence, Hardware, Peripherals, Operating Systems, Software

Technical articles 2005-04-25

calling a C program in a shell script

hi how can i call a C program in a bourne shell script please let me knowI'm assuming that the program is actually compiled. If it is actually compiled, it is just like calling any other program...As J.Ja points out, you just call it by name. In fact, much...

Tags: C/C++, shell script, C, C program

Q&A 2006-03-17

WisdomBay Eazy Shell 1.0.1 (Windows)

WisdomBay Eazy Shell is a free and simple Shell Extension adder, for windows explorer. It adds a single but powerful item to your context menu on directories and folders. This menu item acts as a launcher of command prompt with the current working directory of the command prompt set to...

Tags: Directory, WisdomBay, WisdomBay Eazy Shell, Microsoft Windows, Construction, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2006-02-28

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spammer... clicked. ~nt~.must be the stench that leads ys to em eh Jaq :) .Man, you're hot today.Going for the record?no doubt Shell, spam smells really bad. ~nt~.what...I only found two of them. :pand one I left for someone else to click the link.. I only made a comment that...

Tags: Cyberthreats, Spam

Discussion threads 2008-02-12

Improve Your Scripting With the test Command

The all too often underappreciated shell script is limited in power only by the ability of the person writing it. Every operation undertaken in a shell script, beyond the simplest grouping of commands, requires an examination of conditions. All shell script "Logic" - to use the term in its loosest...

Tags: Shell Script, Command, Test Command

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TechNet Webcast: Next-Generation Command-Line Scripting: "Monad" (Level 300)

Learn about Microsoft's next-generation command-line scripting solution, code-named "Monad". "Monad" combines the interactivity of the Korn Shell ksh or the Bash shell, the programmability of Perl or Ruby, and the production-oriented qualities of AS/400 Control Language or Virtual Memory System VMS DIGITAL Command Language. This webcast shows how "Monad" also...

Tags: Webcast, GUI, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft TechNet, Scripting Languages, Software/Web Development, Web Development

Webcasts 2006-03-01

Tech Tip: Explore additions to the command shell in Windows Server 2003

Take a look at Windows Server 2003's additions to the command shell. With Windows Server 2003, Microsoft breathed new life into the often overlooked command shell. There are dozens of new commands, and it's difficult to find a task that you can't accomplish...

Tags: Guest Contributor, Windows Server 2003 Tips Newsletter, Microsoft Windows Server, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Microsoft Windows, Servers, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware

Technical articles 2004-07-30