Ah… vacation. Sweet down-time with the family. This week finds me in lovely Naples, Florida visiting my parents who recently purchased a winter get-away condo down here. I sincerely wish everyone could have as lovely a retirement as this. “But Kevin… you’re supposed to be doing Part 7 of your Webcast Series this week!”Yep. And so … Continue reading Florida Florida Florida
Resource Page for TechNet Webcast: Windows Server 2003 Administration Series (Part 8 of 12): Domain Name System (DNS) (Level 200) Wednesday, March 30, 20051:00–2:00 P.M. Pacific Time, United States and Canada (UTC-8) Tune in for an overview of the Domain Name System (DNS) and the associated terminology. We’ll also cover topics Here are some resources … Continue reading Resource Page for Windows Server 2003 Administration Series Webcast (Part 8 of 12, DNS)
If you’ve been to one of our live TechNet Briefings this quarter, you probably learned about the Application Compatibility Toolkit. Well… they just released a new version 4.0 of the tool.Download it here.“The Microsoft Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT) version 4.0 for Windows XP, including Service Pack 2, and Windows Server 2003 contains the tools and … Continue reading Just when I get done preaching ACT 3.0.. they go and UPDATE it!
Resource Page for TechNet Webcast: Windows Server 2003 Administration Series (Part 7 of 12): Backup/Restore and Recover (Level 200) Wednesday, March 23, 20051:00–2:00 P.M. Pacific Time, United States and Canada (UTC-8) Join us for this webcast as we discuss backup strategies, backup types and backup software available from third parties.Here are some resources relating to … Continue reading Resource Page for Windows Server 2003 Administration Series Webcast (Part 7 of 12)
Here, as usual, is the “best of” Q&A log from the webcast. Sincere thanks again to my teammates for doing such a great job helping to answer questions! I give them the credit for the information in this document. Outstanding!Also I want to make sure also have the link to the Session Resources I posted for … Continue reading Windows Server 2003 Administration Webcast Series (Part 6 -Printers) Q&A
Windows Server Administration Webcast Series HomeworkBACKUP, RESTORE, and RECOVERYHomework Assignment #71. http://blogs.msdn.com/kevinremde Go to my blog , click on the category “TechNet Webcasts”, and view the “Resource Page” for part 7 of 12 of this series. I’ve included several links relating to this topic, so take a look through those resources. I really want this … Continue reading Webcast Series HOMEWORK – Week 7 (Backup, Restore, and Recovery)
I have to echo some thoughts that Paul Murphy shared recently about his new fingerprint reader. He bought the stand alone unit, while I purchased the USB Keyboard with the reader integrated into it. Paul gives a really good review of his experiences with it HERE.The main thing I love is having all of those … Continue reading Fingerprint Security
Saw this in the “Windows Platform News” email today…—ISA Server 2004 Interactive Training Now Available Get hands-on experience with the new Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2004 Interactive Training. You will have the chance to actively test-drive the new ISA Server 2004 user interface as you navigate a series of simple tasks.— I walked through … Continue reading Very Cool FREE Online Training on ISA Server 2004
Resource Page for TechNet Webcast: Windows Server 2003 Administration Series (Part 6 of 12): Managing and Administering Printers (Level 200) Wednesday, March 16, 20051:00–2:00 P.M. Pacific Time, United States and Canada (UTC-8)Here are some resources relating to the webcast topic presented. I hope you find them useful. Kevin — Windows 2000 Resource Kits Documentation – Network Printing … Continue reading Resource Page for Windows Server 2003 Administration Series Webcast (Part 6 of 12)
Why do we do it? Should we do it? Can we get *gasp* FIRED for doing it?This has been a hot topic for a few weeks now, with just a couple of highly publicized news stories about employees who screwed up by sharing Company Confidential information on their blogs. Do I think they should have … Continue reading Huh? I could get FIRED?!
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