LiamGu

121 reputation

bio	website	twitter.com/evoroth
	location	United Kingdom
	age	25
visits	member for	3 years, 10 months
	seen	Feb 6 at 16:07
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Development Lead at a company right on the bleeding edge of .NET Development.

Using ASP.NET MVC, C#, VB.NET, .NET 4, VS2010, SQL 2008, jQuery and other goodies.

	121 reputation	bio	website	twitter.com/evoroth	visits	member for	3 years, 10 months
17 badges		location	United Kingdom		seen	Feb 6 at 16:07

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Feb 20	awarded	Notable Question
May 9	comment	IIS 7.5 and ARR - Server.MapPath showing path on ARR Server not Content Server Yes. All seems to run fine as intended when accessing the application directly on either of the content servers.
May 3	revised	IIS 7.5 and ARR - Server.MapPath showing path on ARR Server not Content Server added 18 characters in body
May 2	revised	IIS 7.5 and ARR - Server.MapPath showing path on ARR Server not Content Server added 140 characters in body
May 2	revised	IIS 7.5 and ARR - Server.MapPath showing path on ARR Server not Content Server added 187 characters in body
May 2	asked	IIS 7.5 and ARR - Server.MapPath showing path on ARR Server not Content Server
Feb 7	accepted	Pervasive DLL initialization failure on Windows Server 2008 R2
Jan 30	asked	Pervasive DLL initialization failure on Windows Server 2008 R2
Jul 7	awarded	Tumbleweed
Jun 29	accepted	Migrate TFS 2010 Application Tier to another server on the same domain
Jun 28	awarded	Editor
Jun 28	revised	Migrate TFS 2010 Application Tier to another server on the same domain added 66 characters in body
Jun 28	asked	Migrate TFS 2010 Application Tier to another server on the same domain
Dec 15	awarded	Popular Question
Jun 8	accepted	Team Foundation Server 2010 and Sharepoint/WSS3.0
Jun 3	comment	Team Foundation Server 2010 and Sharepoint/WSS3.0 Oh I know I can use it without, but for the dashboards with the graphs such as blogs.msdn.com/blogfiles/aaronbjork/WindowsLiveWriter/…, do I definately need to have MOSS installed?
Jun 3	asked	Team Foundation Server 2010 and Sharepoint/WSS3.0
Feb 19	awarded	Supporter
Feb 19	accepted	“Login failed for user ‘NT AUTHORITY\ANONYMOUS LOGON’.” to SQL Server 2005
Feb 19	comment	“Login failed for user ‘NT AUTHORITY\ANONYMOUS LOGON’.” to SQL Server 2005 That sorted it. Not ideal as we try to avoid having usernames and passwords in our files, but it does the job for now. Cheers.