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Sheesh

bertieb

I've just had an MCSE asking how to modify the hosts file on his pc and then wondered why it didn't work - he'd left the '#' entry in......

I wonder why I bother with certs sometimes

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aordal

Can't all be the brighest crayons in the box now can we?

bertieb

aordal wrote:

Can't all be the brighest crayons in the box now can we?

True. But an MCSE? Commmeeee oonnnnn.

darkerosxx

A piece of paper a professional does not make.

BeaverC32

What's a hosts file?

bertieb

BeaverC32 wrote:

What's a hosts file?

hehe

Sorry for the rant guys, I'm obviously having a bad day.

nevolved

LAUGH, look at the darn instructions IN the hosts file!! It specifies that # = comments.....wow

jamesp1983

it does tell you exactly how to put in an entry

drainey

So if you need to add a local user on windows server how would you do that?

This lovely gem came from an MCSA I used to work with. Of course I saw the "Study" guides she used to pass her exams with. Kind of hard to fail when 97% of the questions on your test were provided word for word, question and answer in your study guide.