IIS Redirection include querystring

I mentioned before that I tried redirecting a website source for users not able to see the real website, but a folder or a domain name that points to the real site.  Little, did I know I still need to set the redirection with a placement character of $S$Q.  Example: the URL is: http://www.Domainname.com$S$Q

Placing that placement character made a big difference in passing the query string and value.

Source of the solution: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7147806/iis-redirect-preserve-querystring

Redirection in IIS for folders and domain name

I came across this solutions on how to redirect the domains folder or the domain itself to another website.

These are good sources, and simple to follow on different versions of IIS:

IIS v7.7 - http://marckean.wordpress.com/2012/08/14/windows-server-2008-r2-iis-v7-5-http-redirect-the-proper-way-best-practice/

IIS v6 - http://www.serverintellect.com/support/iis6/iis-url-redirect.aspx

Save not permitted in MS SQL 2008 Server Management Studio

I encountered this first time on editing the fields in design, the management studio pops up a dialog box with message the changes cannot be saved due to drop and create of table.

Luckily, I found the answer on google search right away.  Here is the website of that solution: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb895146.aspx

jQuery Thickbox, passing querystring value

I found a solution for passing value using the jQuery Thickbox.  My error was I placed the querystring value at the end, when I should have placed it on the front.

Sample:
page.php?queryvar=a&TB_iframe=true

This solved my problem.  Thank you internet for giving the answer, but the answer was deep in the haystack.

A good source of explaination on RAID, NAS, and DAS

I was just browsing on YouTube and I was subscribed on Cnet.  I was fascinated about NAS servers for home use.  Then the term NAS and RAID came about.  I always forget the types of RAID there are and how to set them up.

Luckily, they have an article on this NAS, DAS, RAID, and other things concerning storage:
http://howto.cnet.com/8301-33088_39-57549884/digital-storage-basics-part-2-external-drive-vs-nas-server/