Monday, February 22, 2010

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dnscache (dns-client) problem with Outlook?

Whatever the reason Outlook after its completion the dns-client interferes in such a way that only a restart of the service a further work makes it possible to disable the service can help. the status, one wonders as follows: get-service * dns * Untersützung.
second On Windows, find the class [System.Net.FtpWebRequest] which supports the Property. EnableSsl = true also
FTPS
. It is all encrypted FTP connection. This version is not supported by 1and1.
third For communication with passive ftp you have to use 1and1. This may not be the standard Windows FTP client. Alternatively, for example, are used: winscp.com of winscp.net or ftps.com moveit of www.stdnet.com. winscp.com with Powershell and can transfer data to 1and1 reasonably safe at the sftp: password should
# and username with encryption and secure-string in the script are
$ source = "$ Env: tmp \\ data.txt" $ProcPar=new-object System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo $ProcPar.FileName="C:\programme\WinSCP\winscp.com" $ProcPar.Arguments="/passive" $ProcPar.UseShellExecute=$false
$ProcPar.RedirectStandardInput=$true
$ProcPar.RedirectStandardOutput=$true
$ProcPar.CreateNoWindow=$true
$Proc=[diagnostics.process]::start($ProcPar)
$Open="open sftp://"+ $username +":" + $password + "@ftpserver.dom"
$Proc.StandardInput.WriteLine($Open)
$Proc.StandardInput.WriteLine("put $ Source / public / ") $ $ proc = $ null

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