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John Howard - Senior Program Manager in the Hyper-V team at Microsoft

Part 18: Infrastructure essentials Blogcast - RPC/HTTP for Outlook & Exchange - Initial Setup

Posted over 8 years ago

by John Howard -MSFT
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Continuing the blogcast series on infrastructure essentials. The third part of configuring RPC over HTTP for Outlook 2003 configures the registry on Exchange 2003 and ensures that IIS is correctly configured on our Exchange server. This is a critical...
Microsoft Solution Accelerators Security & Compliance

Version 2.1 of the Windows XP Security Guide now available

Posted over 8 years ago

by secguide
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The Windows XP Security Guide . is the first of three closely related security guides that are being updated. The other two guides are the Windows Server 2003 Security Guide and Threats and Countermeasures: Security Settings in Windows Server 2003 and...
Words and Software

DPM Exec Chat transcript posted

Posted over 8 years ago

by Jeanie Decker
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The transcript from the executive chat session, System Center Data Protection Manager Revealed (Oct 13, 05), is now available online . A few features of the next version of DPM are mentioned: support for SQL, Exchange, and clustering. We've had a lot...
Microsoft Switzerland Security Blog

Chatter about Attacks on October Updates

Posted over 8 years ago

by Microsoft Swiss Security Team
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Since weeks now we hear a lot of chatter about attacks on the October security updates. It is true that there are several Exploits and Proof of Concepts available. Bur looking at all the messages we see on the net, I think that you have to be extremely...
Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog

How Can I Delete a Backup File Created on the Previous Day?

Posted over 8 years ago

by ScriptingGuy1
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Hey, Scripting Guy! Each day we have a program that creates a file with a name similar to this: backup_20050607.bak. How can I delete the previous day’s file? -- JC Hey, JC. Hmmm, a script that goes out and automatically deletes whatever happened the...
Randy Young ::: Adopting and Adapting

The Love Triangle - Change Management, Configuration Managment, and Release Management

Posted over 8 years ago

by Randy Young
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In a recent article in ict*World , Russell Steyn wrote about the “ love triangle in ITIL – configuration management, change management, and release management .” Interesting that this image arises as within the MOF training curriculum , there is a graphic...
Michael J. Murphy's WebLog

SQL Snippets

Posted over 8 years ago

by TechNet Archive
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Administering and Managing SQL 2005 Here's some more inside look at SQL 2005 as we ramp up to Launch! I hope to see you in NYC November 22nd! Demo 1-1 Creating a New Database http://www.microsoft.com/winme/0509/25037/SQL-02_Demo1-1.asx Demo 1-2...
Michael J. Murphy's WebLog

XBOX 360 is Coming

Posted over 8 years ago

by TechNet Archive
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www.XBOX.com is LIVE... And redesigned, now that original XBOX production has ceased and we are ramping up to XBOX 360! Check this out and start crossing off the days on your calendar...only 28 days until the North American launch! oh, sweet, sweet...
Swiss IT Professional & TechNet Blog

Microsoft to Retire Exchange Server 5.5 by Year's End

Posted over 8 years ago

by MJDorner
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Microsoft will retire Exchange Server 5.5--along with support for the product--at the end of this year, it said today. The company recommends that users upgrade to the latest version. Microsoft urges customers who are still running Exchange 5.5 to...
Exchange Team Blog

On Exchange ActiveSync and our partners

Posted over 8 years ago

by The Exchange Team
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Hello, I am Ed Hott, the Director of Business Development for Microsoft Exchange with primary responsibility for the Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) protocol licensing. There have been a few questions recently around our work with partners in licensing the...
Stefan Goßner

Microsoft Product Team for Content Management Server now has a blog!

Posted over 8 years ago

by Stefan Goßner
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The WCM (Web Content Management) Team in Redmond just started blogging. If you are interested in the future of MCMS you should definitily add this blog to your favorites: http://blogs.msdn.com/wcm
LCSKid

LCS tool for web server component

Posted over 8 years ago

by Tom Laciano
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So there is not an official name for the product so I will refer to it as "Budapest" the code name and in a generic term the LCS web server component or solution. A tool that I was shown very early in this beta and that I have NOT played with at all...