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Security advisory posted, and RSA thoughts.

Posted over 7 years ago

by stepto

Hi everyone, Stepto here. (I'm giving up on the "Stephen Toulouse here" after many people I met at RSA greeted me as "Stepto", but as a side note since I created the blog under "Stepto" please remember that posts made by individuals on the MSRC are made...
Jeff Alexander's Weblog

Why Windows Vista Won't Suck

Posted over 7 years ago

by Jeffadude
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I came across this article on ExtremeTech’s website about some of the “real” changes we are planning for Windows Vista . The good thing about this article is it gets into the nuts and bolts about what is really going on with Vista. ...
Steve Riley on Security

Remote Access Quarantine (TechNet Magazine article)

Posted over 7 years ago

by TechNet Archive
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http://www.microsoft.com/technet/technetmag/issues/2006/03/SecurityWatch/default.aspx In those good old easy-to-manage pre-mobility days, personal computers presented few actual threats to a network. Sure, there was the occasional virus you’d get from...
Nathan Mercer's blog

Why Window's Vista Won't Suck

Posted over 7 years ago

by Nathan Mercer
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Interesting article about Windows Vista advances http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,1931913,00.asp “It’s hard to take a real look at Vista, both on the surface and under the hood, and consider it just another Windows rehash. This is a dramatic...
Tools for Moving to a Microsoft Collaboration Platform

Application Analysis Framework Overview

Posted over 7 years ago

by NBlogger
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There has been a great deal of interest on how to conduct an application analysis, with the goals of considering either a migration or enabling an application coexistence model. Generally, we can think of four main phases of an application analysis. ...
Tools for Moving to a Microsoft Collaboration Platform

Scott Andersen, Program Manager

Posted over 7 years ago

by NBlogger
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Hi! My name is Scott Andersen with the Exchange Product Group, working for Todd Wanke. I joined the team in August 2005 after spending 9 years in Microsoft’s Consulting Services. For the past two years I was the senior infrastructure architect for...
Words and Software

Slide 1 of X: a solution for PowerPoint numbering

Posted over 7 years ago

by Jeanie Decker
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I just spent a frustrating half-hour on a search that isn't really part of my job but I couldn't resist the challenge. On an email group here at work, someone asked how to get PowerPoint to automatically number the slides in a "X of Y" format. So,...
The Storage Team at Microsoft - File Cabinet Blog

TechNet Chat: Windows Server 2003 R2, featuring SMfS and FSRM, in an iSCSI environment

Posted over 7 years ago

by cfsbloggers
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Join us for a TechNet chat on Windows Server 2003 R2, featuring Storage Manager for SANs and File Server Resource Manager, in an iSCSI environment. Experts from Microsoft will be answering questions, and EqualLogic experts will also be joining in this...
Full of I.T.

Windows Live Local Virtual Earth brings you to street level

Posted over 7 years ago

by Kevin Remde
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Try this out and let them know what you think.
The Storage Team at Microsoft - File Cabinet Blog

Microsoft IT Showcase Podcast: How Microsoft IT Architects and Configures DFS Replication

Posted over 7 years ago

by cfsbloggers
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Dustin Fraser, a senior Systems Engineer within Microsoft IT, has created an audio podcast discussion of DFS Replication in R2. Enjoy! --Jill
The Windows Server Essentials and Small Business Server Blog

Windows Server 2003 R2 Components and SBS

Posted over 7 years ago

by Mark Stanfill
- 7 Comments
We've heard several inquiries now about installing the new features in Windows Server 2003 R2 in to an SBS 2003 environment. The chances that any SBS customer actually needs ADFS, FRS-R, or UNIX Identity Management are low. Very low. There seems to be...
Full of I.T.

Answers to Event Questions - R2 Features

Posted over 7 years ago

by Kevin Remde
- 1 Comments
Greetings! This is the first of many long-overdue, promised blog posts containing answers to questions I’ve received at our TechNet Events . The first one deals with a general question about Windows Server 2003 R2 … "What are the...