After the release of Service Pack 4, the latest and greatest PDF document for the Windows 2000 Service Configurations is posted: 2000Services.zip [link removed]~ 175,233 bytes ~ 45 pages ~ Printable Revision 4 ~ July 8, 2003 This update expands the dependencies of all the services to include not only what a particular service needs to run, but what other services require it to be functional. This could reduce the headache of attempting to cross reference services and may assist you in determining what services you can safely disable on [Continue Reading]
The web server was taken down momentarily for a temporary location change in the house.
According to the log file, the web server stopped serving requests at approximately 8:18 AM this morning. The problem has been corrected and everything should be up and operational again.
Connectivity issues will be occurring for several hours. My current ISP is working on their backbone equipment in preparation for an increase in bandwidth.
Well, it did not turn out as well as I hoped. Apache v2.0 still has random delays, sometimes 30 seconds, until it sends out the requested information. Back to the drawing board…
I am currently testing out a new web server. You are currently accessing the old server. The load will be split between both of these systems. If you have any performance issues, please contact me and I will look into it.
After a "very" long wait, the latest and greatest PDF document for the Windows 2000 Service Configurations is posted: 2000Services.zip [link removed] ~ 148,502 bytes ~ 35 pages ~ Printable Revision 3 ~ June 13, 2003 The update will be posted ASAP. This update expands the definitions of a few services, includes some strange processes explanations, as well as addresses several grammar and punctuation issues.
The latest and greatest PDF document for the Windows XP Service Configurations is posted: XPServices.zip ~ 181,715 bytes ~ 44 pages ~ Printable Revision 3 ~ May 24, 2003 The updated Windows 2000 Service Configurations will be posted ASAP. This update expands the definitions of a few services, includes some strange processes explanations, as well as addresses several grammar and punctuation issues.
The latest and greatest PDF document for the Windows XP Service Configurations is posted: XPServices.zip ~ 164,655 bytes ~ 40 pages ~ Printable Revision 2 ~ May 18, 2003 The updated Windows 2000 Service Configurations will be posted ASAP.
After playing around with various network configurations for the last couple of hours, I found that my original setup is the best, for now. However, I will make another attempt next weekend. Currently, all services should be up and running. Thank you for your patience.