Entries Tagged as 'tutorials'
Terminal Services Remote App
I’ve been looking into ways to take advantage of the new features in Terminal Services for our company. One thing in particular, Remote Applications, caught my eye and reminded me of the tools I used to use when I was running Citrix. Although it wasn’t that interesting to my fellow coworkers, who at the time were relatively new to Terminal Services. That was largely because their main issue was that they couldn’t see their actual desktop, and the web interface that allowed them access to those applications was unfamiliar, and therefore, uncomfortable. But the times have changed yet again, and these days my coworkers use a combination of thin clients and laptops to allow them to work from anywhere.
Google Adwords Optimization – The Golden Touch of Google Checkout Badges
In the realm of internet marketing, one can not with impunity ignore Google and it’s pay-per-click search listings known only as “AdWords”. Optimization of your Google AdWords campaign is critical to surviving and can save you untold thousands. There are many tips and tricks you can find about AdWords optimization, most of them are worth looking into. In my experience though, the best boost our AdWords campaign ever got was the placement of the Google Checkout badge beneath our ads.
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So you want to be a Web Hosting Company?
As the Operations Guy at High Speed Web not one day goes by without some lost soul hitting me up on the Live Help telling me he has many sites to host and wants a special Dedicated Server or VPS configuration setup with this special control panel and a ton of bandwidth available for his server. All goes well until we start to talk money! It seems to me that most of these people have not given any thought to how to go about starting up a small Hosting Company. In the next few posts I will give you some of my thoughts on these subjects that will be based on my experience as The Operations Manager here at High Speed Web.
Installing Subversion – Fixing Missing Dependency: perl(URI)
Without a doubt, the Missing Dependency: perl(URI) error is the most annoying error to run into when doing a quick, so-called painless yum install of subversion. We use subversion here to handle all our source code and when rolling that code out to new servers. So it’s pretty important that all our Linux servers (all running CentOS) are equipped with subversion. But time and time again, I was running into this problem and finally, through many Google searches, and compiling tips from a variety of sites, found a method that works for us here. Hopefully it works for you too.
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