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Ward Pond's SQL Server blog

Finally, An Answer (and a mea culpa) For Adam Machanic

Posted over 7 years ago

by WardPond
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In SQL Server, if you build an index on a column, and that column is NULL in a particular record, there WILL be a pointer to that row in the index. ...
Access Denied: The Business of Security

Anonymous Comments

Posted over 7 years ago

by TBART
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In the few hours my new blog has been up I have recieved a few emails indicating (or implying) that I should consider anonymous comments. My opinion on comments is that I am out here sharing my thoughts, opinions and experiences and if someone is interested...
Petergal's SBS Blog

SBS2003 Migration Part 1

Posted over 7 years ago

by TechNet Archive
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Here we go! The goal is to "migrate" from SBS2003 on Box A to a clean install of SBS2003 on Box A without losing Active Directory/Companyweb data/Exchange data and minimal downtime. Here is my current layout: 1. SBS2003 Premium - 2 nics, static IP...
Exchange Team Blog

There once was a geeky exchange team

Posted over 7 years ago

by The Exchange Team
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Hey folks, This blog's got a lot of great technical information which is all very well and good... but we figure it's time for a fun break. Combined with that, we have some extra goodies left over from the Exchange 2003 SP2 TAP program and wanted...
The Microsoft TechNet Australia Blog

Security eForum

Posted over 7 years ago

by deepfresh
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Register for the upcoming Security Seminars and Interchanges coming to a city near you. Click here to visit the Security eForum Site
The Storage Team at Microsoft - File Cabinet Blog

Backup and Restore Support for SIS (Part 4)

Posted over 7 years ago

by cfsbloggers
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Here’s the final installment of our 4-part SIS series: Because SIS creates reparse points from identical files, backup programs must understand this capability of the NTFS file system in order to efficiently backup and restore these files. SIS includes...
TechNet Webcast Weblog

For your Listening (and Learning) Enjoyment

Posted over 7 years ago

by Dean Andrews
- 2 Comments
We're trying something a little new around here. The TechNet Webcasts team has put together a selection of audio-only TechNet webcasts that you can download and listen to in .mp3 or .wma formats. You can download Exchange Server 2003 audio-only webcasts...
Canadian IT Manager's Blog

INSPIRE - Training created by experts for experts

Posted over 7 years ago

by Barnaby_Jeans
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Part of the role of an IT Manager is to ensure that the people implementing and maintaining the infrastructure on a day-to-day basis have all of the skills that they need to do so effectively. Finding training that is relevant to some of these people...
William Gunaratne's Blog

Bypass Software Restriction Policies and some Group Policies

Posted over 7 years ago

by William Gunaratne
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Mark Russinovich of sysinternals fame, an author I have a great deal of time for, has published a fascinating blog describing a proof-of-concept application called GPDisable which, when allowed to run, can circumvent parts of group policy - it even works...
Tools for Moving to a Microsoft Collaboration Platform

Todd Wanke, Technical Director Development Team

Posted over 7 years ago

by NBlogger
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As part of our new Collaboration blog I wanted to introduce myself as the Technical Director responsible for Microsoft’s Notes Migration development team. I have had an exciting 10+yrs career here at Microsoft: from the mid 90’s as an early architect...
Access Denied: The Business of Security

Disclaimer Time!

Posted over 7 years ago

by TBART
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So, welcome to my new blog. Per my Bio - I am a Microsoft Employee and work (or have worked) with some of our largest customers to help them meet their security needs. What I post here (unless other references are made) is based on my own opinions and...
Stanislas Quastana's blog on TechNet

72% Of Enterprises Cite Internal Security Threats as Greater or Equal Importance to External Threats

Posted over 7 years ago

by Stanislas Quastana
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Un article US présentant des chiffres intéressants qui indiquent clairement que les solutions de quarantaine et mise en conformité des postes sur les réseaux d’entreprises (ex : Microsoft NAP , Cisco NAC…) ont un bel avenir et vont devenir...