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WebProWorld Members,
Happy Friday!
Tomorrow is the Kentucky Derby! So everyone around here is pretty busy and excited this weekend!
Of course along with the actual race is the drinks and hats that go along with it.
If you want to check out any information the main site is located here.
And just a quick search for derby hats on google will show you all the crazy hats that people actually wear to this thing. :)
Have a great weekend!
| Tiffany | |
IT Discussion Forum
 Accessing my work computer remotely
Several of our office employees have their computers set up for remote access. This was set up by an outside contractor. My computer was left out (for whatever reason) and I am taking a go at configuring remote desktop for my computer.
1. I assigned a static IP address and a dedicated port number ( ex. 3398 ) for my computer
2. On my client computer, in the registry, I change the remote desktop access port to match the dedicated port number ( 3398 ) I assigned for my computer
3. I enabled Remote Desktop inbound rules in Windows Firewall
4. I created a new inbound rule for remote desktop and assigned the port number ( 3398 )
5. Under the remote tab, in System Properties I have the following enabled (checked) — "Allow Remote Assistance connections to this computer" and "Allow connections from computers running any version of Remote Desktop (less secure)
I tested the remote connection using a laptop internally ( static ip address:3398 ) and it works. I then used the same laptop outside the office using the external ip address:3398 and was unable to connect. I know I have the correct external ip address as I helped installed an employee remote desktop on her MacBook and it works from outside the office. Please note: that this employee's Remote Access Port was already configured by an outside contractor.
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Search Engine Optimization Forum
Reconsideration Request
Following penguin, I made a few changes to my site and submitted it for reconsideration through GWT. As I only did this last Saturday 28/04 I was rather surprised to find that I had a reply already this morning. This is what it says:
"Reconsideration request for http://www.altinkumpropertyforsale.com/: No manual spam actions found May 2, 2012
Dear site owner or webmaster of http://www.altinkumpropertyforsale.com/,
We received a request from a site owner to reconsider http://www.altinkumpropertyforsale.com/ for compliance with Google's Webmaster Guidelines.
We reviewed your site and found no manual actions by the webspam team that might affect your site's ranking in Google. There's no need to file a reconsideration request for your site, because any ranking issues you may be experiencing are not related to a manual action taken by the webspam team.
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Google Discussion Forum
Stop words that are keywords
What is the best way to deal with stop words for keywords
specifically in this case : Above Ground Pools
A very specific keyword and market....but the word "Above" is a stop word and not recognized by google as a keyword , even in the web master tools
There are derivations like on the ground pools...but very few people search that. Where as above ground pools is the leading search term for this product
Since everyone is dealing with the same issue should I just focus on "ground Pools" or is there another way to go?
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ICANN Security Glitch Raises More Concern Over New gTLDs
The historic decision from the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) to open the top-level domain market has received a lot of criticism ever since its announcement last year. Recent developments, however, are bringing even more concerns to table about the stability of the program.
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