kimpel.com Hosting

Finally, I got it managed to move my domain to a different hosting provider. I was looking for an affordable while spacious provider for quite some time. But either they did not offer a windows hosting package or the amount of space was just too small. I hosted my site at Globat before and really have to say that I was very satisfied with their service and the whole package they provide. The only reason I was looking for a new provider was because of the type of hosting. Globat does not offer a windows package and therefore I was not able to do all the programming in ASP.NET which is by far my favorite language when it comes to web applications. ...

July 10, 2007 · 1 min · 129 words · Harry Kimpel

ASP.NET/IIS hangs - Visual Studio stops responding when you try to create/access an ASP.NET project

Background: Winsock LSPs and why they break ASP.NET In 2007 it was very common for laptops to ship with mobile broadband software — UMTS / HSDPA dongles or built-in 3G modems came with bundled connection managers from Vodafone, T-Mobile, Sony Ericsson, and others. A lot of that software installed a Layered Service Provider (LSP) into the Windows Winsock chain so it could intercept and inspect TCP/IP traffic for connection management, traffic accounting, or “smart” routing between Wi-Fi and cellular. ...

July 4, 2007 · 3 min · 430 words · Harry Kimpel

Hello world!

Welcome to my blog.

July 4, 2007 · 1 min · 4 words · Harry Kimpel

Microsoft Surface

This is one of the hottest technology I’ve seen in a while: Microsoft Surface

July 4, 2007 · 1 min · 14 words · Harry Kimpel

RsKeyMgmt: German culture (no response)

One thing that quite frequently happened to me: I worked with MS SQL Server Reporting Services for quite a while, due to some reason (that I cannot assign right now) while accessing the ReportManager I get the following error message “Failed to decrypt symmetric key”. The suggestion now is to run RsKeyMgmt to delete all encrypted content and to run RsConfig to re-generate a new key. However, when running RsKeyMgmt on my machine running a German version of Windows XP I get the following: After I type in J and click on ENTER nothing happens. It just doesn’t do anything. I googled for solutions but just couldn’t find anything. The only way to get RS back to work was to reinstall it. This happened quite a few times to me until I found this post (original link: https://www.developmentnow.com/g/115_2005_1_0_0_454625/rskeymgmt-gives-no-response.htm) from Brian Welcker. So, the simple solution to this is to type in Y instead.

July 4, 2007 · 1 min · 153 words · Harry Kimpel