Configuring Remote Desktop certificates

From Remote Desktop Services (Terminal Services) Team Blog

Starting with Windows Server 2003 SP1, it is possible to provide server authentication by issuing a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate to the Remote Desktop server. This is easy to configure using the “Remote Desktop Session Host Configuration” tool on Server operating systems. Though no such tool is available on Client operating systems such as Windows Vista and Windows 7, it is still possible to provide them with certificates for Remote Desktop connections. There are two possible ways to accomplish this. The first method is using Group Policy and Certificate Templates, and the second one is using a WMI script.

Криптографическая операция прервана... (The cryptographic operation failed...)

Ошибка "Криптографическая операция прервана с ошибкой из-за параметра настройки локальной безопасности" (The cryptographic operation failed due to a local security option setting).

Creating a new Oracle 11g R2 Database on CentOS 6.2

Once you installed an Oracle 11g R2 Database Server on CentOS 6.2 the next step is to create a new empty and fresh database for your own use. You must have a running listener before creating a database.

I assume you are using a Linux client (CentOS, Ubuntu, ...) with a desktop environment installed  (Gnome, KDE, ...).

The steps are straightforward and I gonna choose a simple deployment configuration.

Configuring a network listener for Oracle on CentOS 6.2

You require to configure and run a network listener before creating a database with the Oracle's Database Configuration Assistant (dbca) tool. This is a how to configure such a listener.

I assume you already install a Oracle 11g Database Server on CentOS 6.2 with SSH X11 Forwarding and you are using a Linux client with a Desktop Environment like Gnome or KDE.

Автоматический запуск Oracle 11g R2 Database Server on CentOS 6.2

Честно "украдено" с этого блога, но переведено и ПРОВЕРЕННО лично!

This is a how to autostart the Oracle 11g R2 Database Server on CentOS 6.2. I assume you have done the following:

1. Install an Oracle-ready CentOS 6.2 Linux box
2. Install the Oracle 11g R2 Database Server on the CentOS 6.2 Linux box
3. Configure a network listener for Oracle 11g R2 Database Server on the CentOS 6.2 Linux box
4. Create a fresh Oracle 11g R2 database on the CentOS 6.2 Linux box 

So, it's time to run the three installed components as Linux daemons. These components are: listener, database and enterprise manager. The main programs concerning the start and stop tasks for these components can be found at $ORACLE_HOME/bin, and they are:

Установка Oracle 11g R2 на Linux (CentOS 6.2)

This article describes the installation of Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2) 64-bit on Fedora 16 (F16) 64-bit. The article is based on a server installation with a minimum of 2G swap and secure Linux disabled. An example of this type of Linux installation can be seen here.