Wordpress Updates fails on Server 2008 with IIS 7

Issue: The customer reported issues applying an update to a Wordpress site hosted on Windows Server 2008 on IIS 7.

Solution: We noticed IUSR was the account attempting to access the website folder during the upgrade.  We granted IUSR Read/Write/Modify permissions to that folder and the update completed.

ESET Remote Administrator Console - License Manger

Q: ESET ESET Remote Administrator Console - License Manager is displaying the wrong company license.
A: Apparently, the license files are stored in a folder.  We performed these steps to fix the situation.

1. Make sure you have the newest license file "nod32.lic" for NOD32 from ESET Support.
2. Stop the "ESET Remote Administrator Server" service.
1. net stop era_server
3. Browse to: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\ESET\ESET Remote Administrator\Server\license\
1. Move all files to another folder for archive/safety.
4. Start the "ESET Remote Administrator Server" service.
1. net start era_server
5. Open ESET Remote Administrator Console. You'll be presented with the warning below that you're "connected to a trial version of ESET Remote Administrator Server". Click OK
6. Warning Message:
7. 
8. Once you click OK, you'll be presented with the License Manager:
9. Simply click Browse select the file, click OK. 
10. You'll be asked if you want to Upload to Server, click OK and you're done.

Point a SEP Client to a different Manager

ISSUE: The customer has Symantec Endpoint Protection installed on a workstation.  They have two separate Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager servers.  How can we modify the workstation to start using the new SEP Manager for updates?
SOLUTION: The config file for a 64-bit workstation that determines which Manager is used is C:\Program Files (x86)\Symantec\Symantec Endpoint Protection\SyLink.xml.  The easiest solution is to simply copy this file from one workstation (using the new server) to this workstation using the steps below:

On each system please:

1. Click Start - Type this command SMC -stop <hit enter> (To Stop SEP) (Enter password: symantec if prompted)
2. Browse to: C:\Program Files (x86)\Symantec\Symantec Endpoint Protection\
3. Rename current SyLink.xml (feel free to view this as it will reference the Update Manager)Copy the new SyLink.xml into this folder
4. Click Start - Type this command SMC -start <hit enter> (To Start SEP)

SQL Server 2008 R2 - Report Server Web Service is not configured

ISSUE: Report Server Web Service is not configured. Default values have been provided to you.  To accept these defaults simply press the Apply button, else change them and then press Apply.

But when you click Apply you get the response:
Reserving url http://+:80
The Url has already been reserved

RESOLUTION:  Using the "netsh http show urlacl" command we see that /ReportServer and  /Reports are already reserved.
You can also run "netsh http show urlacl | find "Report"" - to see just those two lines.
>netsh http show urlacl | find "Report"
    Reserved URL            : http://+:80/ReportServer/
    Reserved URL            : http://+:80/Reports/

To resolve - simply delete the reserved URLs and recreate them.  I think we're to assume SRSS had been installed on this server once before but not properly uninstalled.

C:\Windows\system32>netsh http delete urlacl http://+:80/ReportServer/
URL reservation successfully deleted

C:\Windows\system32>netsh http delete urlacl http://+:80/Reports/
URL reservation successfully deleted

Then if you re-run >netsh http show urlacl | find "Report" - you'll see nothing.

Now to re-create the bindings:

1. Open "Reporting Services Configuration Manager" -Click Connect
2. Click "Web Service URL" - then click "Apply" at the bottom and it should succeed this time.
3. Click "Report Manager URL" - then click "Apply".  If Apply is grayed out, simply rename Reports to Report, then back to Reports.  Apply will become available and you can click it.
4. Then visit each URL to test.