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How to Fix Java Applet Error in Citrix Netscaler GUI

[fa icon="pencil'] Posted by Lewan Solutions [fa icon="calendar'] June 12, 2015 [fa icon="tags'] Managed Services, Apple, Citrix, NetApp, Citrix XenApp, Citrix XenDesktop, How To Guide, Google, Managed Infrastructure & Helpdesk

We have all encountered the dreaded Java error when trying to connect to the Citrix Netscaler Netscaler GUI. For me this is one of the most frustrating error messages, as I am constantly working in different versions of Java, Netscaler firmware or browsers.

In this post I will walk you through the steps to resolve those Java error messages.

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Lewan Named to CRN's 2015 Tech Elite 250 List

[fa icon="pencil'] Posted by Allie Perry [fa icon="calendar'] April 13, 2015 [fa icon="tags'] Managed Services, Dell, VMware, Citrix, Lewan Awards & Certifications, Microsoft, NetApp, Cisco, HP

For the third year in a row, Lewan has earned a prestigious spot on CRN's 2015 list of Tech Elite 250 IT Solution Providers. This elite group of IT solution providers have invested in the training and education needed to earn the most advanced technical certifications from leading vendors.

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Lewan Achieves Cisco Expert-Level Master Certifications

[fa icon="pencil'] Posted by Allie Perry [fa icon="calendar'] March 12, 2015 [fa icon="tags'] Managed Services, Virtualization, Lewan Awards & Certifications, Cisco, Unified Communication & Collaboration, Cloud Computing

In addition to successfully passing the requirements and audit to re-certify as a Cisco Gold Partner, Lewan Technology is honored to announce achievement of two Master Specializations: CCIE Collaboration and CCIE Service Provider (Cloud & Managed Services).

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Lewan Named to 2015 Tech Elite 150 List

[fa icon="pencil'] Posted by Allie Perry [fa icon="calendar'] February 5, 2015 [fa icon="tags'] Managed Services, Dell, Citrix, Lewan Awards & Certifications, Microsoft, NetApp, Cisco, HP

For the third year in a row, Lewan has been recognized for our exemplary approach to delivery of Managed IT Services and been awarded a spot on the 2015 MSP Elite 150 list, part of CRN's Managed Service Provider 500 (MSP500) list. The Elite 150 group is recognized as large data center-focused solution providers with a strong mix of on-premise professional services as well as off-premise services.

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Lewan's Denver Data Center achieves 13 years of continuous uptime

[fa icon="pencil'] Posted by Scott Pelletier [fa icon="calendar'] December 29, 2014 [fa icon="tags'] Managed Services, Data Storage, FORTRUST, Cloud Computing

Press Release: FORTRUST Celebrates the Longest Uptime Period in the Rocky Mountain Region

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Lewan Named to 2014 Tech Elite 250 List

[fa icon="pencil'] Posted by Allie Perry [fa icon="calendar'] April 14, 2014 [fa icon="tags'] Managed Services, Dell, Citrix, Lewan Awards & Certifications, Microsoft, NetApp, Cisco, HP

Lewan has once again earned a prestigious spot on CRN's 2014 list of Tech Elite 250 IT Solution Providers. This elite group of IT solution providers have invested in the training and education needed to earn the most advanced technical certifications from leading vendors.

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Lewan Named to Managed Service Provider Elite 150

[fa icon="pencil'] Posted by Lewan Solutions [fa icon="calendar'] February 12, 2014 [fa icon="tags'] Managed Services, Lewan Awards & Certifications

Lewan Technology has been named to the Managed Service Provider Elite 150 of CRN’s 2014 Managed Service Provider 500 (MSP500) list! As part of the list's MSP Elite 150, Lewan is recognized as a top large data center-focused solution provider with a strong mix of on-premise professional services as well as off-premise services.

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Fixing a Corrupted Nickname Entry in Microsoft Outlook

[fa icon="pencil'] Posted by Bruce Morgan [fa icon="calendar'] September 26, 2013 [fa icon="tags'] Managed Services, Microsoft, Microsoft Exchange, How To Guide, Microsoft Windows

Microsoft Outlook maintains a list of formerly used email addresses which is used for the automatic completion feature. If one of these “nicknames” becomes corrupted it can cause any emails to that address to bounce. If this happens, the proper way to fix itis is to delete the corrupted entry and retype the email address in the To… field.

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McAfee Spam Report

[fa icon="pencil'] Posted by Bruce Morgan [fa icon="calendar'] August 2, 2013 [fa icon="tags'] Managed Services, How To Guide

The report lists the emails that have been filtered because of potential spam content. The Spam Report includes email that was quarantined for your primary email address and any associated alias email addresses you may have. If your service is configured for users to receive the Report, it is emailed to you based on a frequency set by your administrator. Simply double-click the email in your email application. The report will be displayed.

How to use the Spam Report

Review the messages listed in the report. For email you believe is NOT spam, click Release (1). If the email comes from a trusted source, click Allow (2) to always receive email from the sender.

Click Delete all messages (3), to permanently delete the messages from the quarantine.

View list of all quarantined messages (4) will take you to your quarantine list online. From there, you can manage your quarantine through the web interface and access older quarantined items.

If you would like to adjust the frequency of your Spam Report or adjust other settings, click on To change your preferences and spam report settings, click here (5).


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Asigra Linux Restore with 'sudo'

[fa icon="pencil'] Posted by Doug Oakes [fa icon="calendar'] July 8, 2013 [fa icon="tags'] Managed Services, Data Backup & Recovery, Linux, How To Guide, Cloud Computing

Conduct an Asigra restore to a UNIX or Linux server using sudo credentials

Verify that user is listed in /etc/sudoers file on restore target system

The sudo utility allows users root level access to some (or all) subsystems without requiring users to know the root password. Please look at documentation for the sudo utility for more information.

From Asigra restore dialog, choose files to be restored

Select Alternate location and click on '>>'

Enter server name or IP address for restore target and check both "Ask for credentials" and "'sudo' as alternate user'

Enter username and password for user configured in /etc/sudoers file

Enter "root" and same password as in previous step

Do NOT enter the 'root' password. The sudo utility uses the regular user's password.

Select restore location and truncate path, if required

Accept defaults

Restore in progress...

Verify restore completed


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