• Change Time Server Polling Intervals
• Configure Windows Firewall Scope
• Enable Multiple RDC Sessions from One User
• Install Language Packs
• Adjust Page File / Virtual Memory
• Disable Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration
• Disable Shutdown Option in Windows
• Connect to my Windows VPS
• Force Visitor Browser to use SSL in Windows Server 2008
• Create a scheduled task in Windows Server 2008
• Transfer data between two Hosting.com Windows VPS or Dedicated Servers via RDC and UNC
• Map Local Drives through Remote Desktop
• Bind IPs to a server
• Set Hostname
• Create New User
• Stopping Unneeded Services In Windows Server 2008
• Enable ping for Windows Server 2008
• Enable GD Support for PHP under Windows
• Allow Passive FTP Access Through Windows Firewall
• Enabling Request Filtering In IIS 7
• Install OSSEC
• Set up an IP Security Policy Rule for Windows 2008
• Install HTTP Redirection and Setup Redirect in IIS7
• Extracting Registry Keys From a Backup Hive File on Windows Server 2008
• Install the Railo CFML Server In Windows
• Install Exchange 2007 on Server 2008
• Configure Login Audits for Windows Server 2008
• Disabling IPv6 For Windows 2008 Server
• Installing VNC For Windows 2008
• Adding X-Forwarded-For Logging in IIS 7
• Checking Available Diskspace For Windows 2008
• Limit SQL Connections through Windows Advanced Firewall in Server 2008
• Enhancing Defragementation On Windows 2008

Checking For Installed Updates In Windows 2008

1. Log into the Windows 2008 Server via Remote Desktop or VNC
2. Once logged on, navigate to the Control Panel by going to Start --> Control Panel. In the Control Panel you will need to click on "Programs and Features".



3. On the left hand side on 'Programs and Features" is an option to "View Installed Updates", click this.



4. Here you can now see when an update or hotfix was insalled on your Windows 2008 server. You can also sort them by the name of the installed file, publisher, Program the update was installed for and date of the install.