How to disconnect network services on the Windows command line

There I was, trying to join and XP professional computer to a Windows 2000 domain. The computer kept giving me an error, something about access to multiple services using the same username being disallowed. I fumbled around changing usernames until I realised that I had previously logged onto the domain to access a shared drive.

To disconnect from all network services, Open a command prompt (run + CMD) and type:

net use * /d

You should receive a prompt to confirm that you want to disconnect your connections and it may also show you the current connections. Type “y" for yes and its done!

The Web 2.0 training session

Coming from a technology background, i did not know that i would enjoy the session on web communications strategising. It gave me a good background from which to develop a business case for the exploitation of Web 2.0 technologies. This shall be used to develop a proposal for applying technology to solve HIV and AIDS problems.

3 Learning Points

• A communications strategy should be integrated into the organisation's strategic objectives.
• Always create a business case for technology as use it to harness resources for the project
  
• The power of an organisational blog comes out when the top echelons of the organisation start blogging because users feel that they get an insight into the strategic direction of the organisation.
  

About Me

I am Liberty Kanojerera. I love solving problems using technology. With a background in engineering, my ICT skills were generally acquired over the years.

Web programming is my work and my favourite programming language is C# but i find myself spending most of my time in VB.net at work.

I have just started learning drupal development for content management systems and php and am loving it!

Other areas of interest are ICTs for developent, open source software and playing around with Linux.