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  1. Registered users can now have their own blog on Windows Server 2008 Forum. Click this link to go to the blog sections and from the menu on the left select create a blog. Coming soon will be user galleries.
  2. I thought I would pass this along. I found it interesting since I will use Windows Server 2008 for other reason. IIS 7 being low on the list.
  3. I just installed mysql on my 2008 server. One thing I seen different than any install on 2003 is the connection is set to named pipes. I had to force network to get mysql gui tools working. Then I installed php. I'm using the new fastcgi wrapper so once the server goes into production I'll see if the performance is any better than it was in 2003. Sure is easier to get it installed.
  4. I just read this article about integrating MCE into Windows Home Server. Maybe this can also be done on Windows Server 2008. http://mswhs.com/2008/02/22/new-add-in-will-integrate-mce-and-whs/
  5. I haven't heard about anyone getting MCE installed on 2008. I don't even know if it is possible.
  6. As long as you set access by IP and created a user you'll be safe and secure.
  7. Nothing to worry about. Connection limit is a little low. Add this to my.ini and restart mysql. max_connections = 500
  8. Looks like the first install of mysql is running. Check processes in task manager ad see if mysql is running. If it is stop it.
  9. use --console as only argumant when starting mysql for the first time. C:\mysql-5.0.51\bin\mysqld --console Your my.ini looks good. If the above doesn't work move my.ini to c:\Windows and see if that works. Once you get mysqld running you can use mysql administrator to set my.ini to mysql dir.
  10. Use my-huge.ini as a start and you can adjust it as needed. For this server I have 8Gigs like you on the db server and have it set at 512.
  11. Browse to the mysql dir and set permissions to write and modify on the myql dir. To do that right click the mysql dir and select the security tab at the top. Click the edit button just below the permissions window. Even though administrator should have access set to full control it might not. If you don't want to manually install using the tutorial I wrote, my installs were done via RDP and the tutorial takes that into account, you can try installing at an elevated level. Right click installer and choose run as administrator.
  12. First thing you could try is to set permissions on the mysql dir to allow write access. I had a different problem when I tried to install mysql on one of the first betas. I found that the service is not being created by the installer. I downloaded the zip without installer and installed mysql manually. If you need help installing manually see this article I wrote for Windows 2003. The process is the same. If you have any further questions post back.
  13. Welcome to the new Windows Server 2008 forum. Once Windows 2008 is released to the public I hope you find this forum a great resource for getting help with any problems you might have.
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