As usual, for future reference…
When shutdown and init fail, and everything else fails too, and we do not have keyboard access to press SysRq:
echo 1 >> /proc/sys/kernel/sysrq echo b >> /proc/sysrq-trigger
Monthly Archives: January 2018
WSUS and “Cannot save configuration because the server is still processing a previous configuration change”?
For future reference…
If WSUS starts responding with the message: “Cannot save configuration because the server is still processing a previous configuration change”, run this SQL command:
UPDATE tbSingletonData SET ResetStateMachineNeeded = 0
And in the long term, consider this:
MS Exchange 2010 and NTFS block size
THIS IS AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION…
Because Im looking for these information quite often…
| Description | Recommended Value |
|---|---|
| Storage Track Boundary | 64K or Greater (1MB Recommended) |
| NTFS Allocation Unit/Cluster Size | 64KB (Database & Log Partitions) |
| RAID Stripe Size | 256KB or Greater |
And command for disk format:
Format <DriveLetter>: /q /y /fs:ntfs /v:<VolumeName> /a:64K