February 2005 - Posts
Release Candidate 2 for Windows Server 2003 SP1 is available to test from microsoft.com, which means RTM can't be that far away! A new feature in SP1 (at least, present in the RC2 build of SP1) that's been causing some confusion is RDP over SSL - a new
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Noticed that a new blog has popped up, specifically about running ISA Server with Small Business Server .
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'nuff said! See http://www.microsoft.com/isaserver/ for more information. March 1 is the general availability date, but there's a trial CD available for order now. The trial download's currently scheduled for March 1. I'm still learning about the cool
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My experience to date with podcasting has been that I'd rather not, thank you. Nice that you're excited about it, but bluntly, I have a problem not being able to visually skip content when someone's talking about the weather, and when it sounds like they
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The verb form of "Google" seems to have become the commonly accepted form of "searching using Google": "I googled myself today...", "I'm googling it...", "Google me!", "Go And Get Googled" (when someone asks a question verbally using only search terms
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Forms-Based Authentication in ISA 2004 is a nifty new feature that emulates Exchange 2003's FBA authentication option (and allows you to put it out front of OWA versions prior to 2003 - that is, you can use ISA 2004 to provide FBA authentication for Outlook
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Just a quickie: As I've mentioned in passing a couple of times, when using ISA 2004 Protocol Definitions can have multiple primary ports - including ranges of primary ports - associated with them. ISA 2000 was only able to use a single primary port per
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With ISA 2000, while "All IP Traffic" rules were open slather for Firewall clients, they actually meant "All IP Traffic For Which I Have A Protocol Definition" for SecureNAT clients. With ISA 2004, that's no longer the case, it really means everything,
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JJ's posted a bit about a role in our Platforms team , which is where I work. I thought I'd burble on for a little while on the sort of stuff we handle: Platforms locally handle Windows itself, and most of the in-box and add-on technologies (like AD (inc
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Newsgroup question: I don't want ISA to actually do the RADIUS stuff, but I want to publish a RADIUS server (in Microsoft land, that's called IAS - Internet Authentication Service - if you're running Windows Server) behind ISA so that we can authenticate
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Ah, the Sean Connery accent PasteOff jokes just keep on rolling. Matt noted that PasteOff is a "huge memory hog", using 12 MB from a cold start and 24 when noodling around after a while. It's working set bloat! It's not my fault! If it bugs you (and it's
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