Mac OSX wont connect to my domain?
Filed Under (Mac OSX, Server, Tutorials) by anebg on 24-06-2008
Then it’s probably because your domain isn’t fully qualified.
Try adding “local” to Search domains (System Prefs>Network>Ethernet)
Then it’s probably because your domain isn’t fully qualified.
Try adding “local” to Search domains (System Prefs>Network>Ethernet)
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If you want to start your own hosting service using osx server, or you just want to point your domain to your local mac machine.. here’s how to do it.
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If you are using dial-up, don’t bother checking this post. But for Broadband users, this really works!
Straight to the steps;
Before you do this, be sure that you know what you are doing.
“network.http.pipelining“, double click it, and change the value to ‘true‘
“network.http.proxy.pipelining“, double click it and change its value to ‘true‘
then set “network.http.pipelining.maxrequests” to some number like 40. Now it will make 40 requests at once.
How it works? Normally the browser makes one request to a web page at a time. When you enable pipelining it makes several requests at once, which really helps pages load much faster.
1055 The service database is locked.
If your Print Spooler unexpectedly quit (It happened to me in Windows 2000 Server edition). Try This,
Extract it and place “sc.exe” on your SYSTEM32 directory, under (Windows/WINNT)
Go to Start > Run > Open:cmd [Ok]
Type “sc lock”
Press “u” (lowercase)
Your database should be unlocked now!. Good Luck~
My Output looked like this: