Rudi’s Dynamics AX Techinal/Development blog

I don't know if this is a problem everyone have, but i find it annoying that when i have to start or stop the Axapta AOS service, then i have to start the Service Manager and find the right service in the long list of Windows services. So i made this little tool for the task. It simply looks at the list of services on the machine for any Axapta AOS service, and displays them in a simple list. The status in the list is represented by an Red(Stopped), Yellow(Starting or stopping) or Green(Started) To start or stop a service you simply double click on the service.    Since I made a new version of this program, look instead at the new post about the new version ( link )

This is my setup for PuTTY to connect to my Linux machines. Terminal > Keyboard: - The Function keys and keypad = Linux Window>Translation: - Character set translation on received data = UTF-8 - Adjust how to PuTTY handles line drawing character = Use Unicode line drawing code points Connection: - Sending of null packets to keep session active = 60 # to avoid disconnection from server because of inactivity Connection>Data - Terminal Details - Terminal-type string = linux The other parameter seems to work fine by default.

Just wanted to share this little Hyper-V tip. If you are having problems resizing a Hyper-V disk you should try VhResizer from Peter Bursky. Download link