“Here we come…walkin’ down the streeeeet…”Next week I’m going to be in Muncie, Indiana, and Chicago (Shaumburg) Illinois, doing our free, live TechNet Briefings for IT Professionals at the following locations: April 26 – Muncie, IN Cornerstone Center for the Arts 520 East Main Street Muncie, INDIANA 47305 Phone: 785-281-9503 April 28 – Chicago, … Continue reading We may be comin’ to YOUR town!
The idea that someone could make a wireless access link-up over a 30 mile radius, and up to 70mbps speeds, has me (and many other people, apparently) pretty excited. It sounds like that’s where we’re headed with WiMax. According to this CNet Article, Intel has started shipping the chips for it now.Heck.. I’d be able … Continue reading Wow.. WiMax
Resource Page for TechNet Webcast: Windows Server 2003 Administration Series (Part 11 of 12): Routing (Level 200) Wednesday, April 20, 20051:00 P.M.–2:00 P.M. Pacific TimeHere are some resources relating to the webcast topic presented. I hope you find them useful.Kevin — Routing Overview http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/WindowsServ/2003/standard/proddocs/en-us/sag_RRAS-Ch2.asp Choosing a Replication Topology http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/WindowsServ/2003/all/deployguide/en-us/sdccc_fsv_ohjv.asp Common Server Configurations for … Continue reading Resource Page for Windows Server 2003 Administration Series Webcast (Part 11 of 12, Routingk)
Well… your wish is granted! Check out this new Security Tool:Microsoft Office Visio 2003 Connector for the Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA) Do you know the security status of your network? Get a visual. The Visio Connector for MBSA lets you view the results of a Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer scan in a clear, comprehensive … Continue reading If I could only connect MBSA to Visio…
*** Warning *** The link below contains political opinion. Do NOT click it if you’re easily offended by political opinions. Thank you.I had originally intended to post this here, but decided to keep the content here at this blog more professional, and save the private or opinionated stuff on my new MSN Spaces blog. I’ll … Continue reading You go, Governor!
I found this in Robert Scoble’s blog…Scoble had arranged a dinner for several influential San Francisco area bloggers to meet and sup with Jim Allchin. The results have been, naturally, documented well in several blogs. This one by Thomas Hawk was a very interesting read with regard to the future OS Longhorn and in future Media … Continue reading Dinner with Jim
Then you're reading the wrong blog! …Or more correctly... you should ALSO be reading these other folk’s blogs! Allow me to introduce to you some great blogs for developers. These developers are members of our MSDN Events team: Mike Benkovich Rory Blyth Ron Cundiff Jacob Cynamon Russ Fustino Glen Gordon Anand Iyer Rob Jackson Ken … Continue reading Are you a developer? Really?
Another great TechEd Memory… the Jam Sessions! NetIQ and others over the years have sponsored evening Jam Sessions, which I really enjoy. Yeah, sure, the talent isn’t always the best, but it’s always entertaining and fun.Are you gonna be there this year?
RSS. Really Simple Syndication. “Feeds”. “” logos…“What does it all mean, Kevin?”Well.. Let me describe a very cool use of this technology as a way of introduction to you…You want to know when there’s some new resource available of specific importance to you. For example, let’s say you are the SQL DBA or database server administrator for your company. … Continue reading It’s time to embrace it
My friend and developer/MSDN presenter colleague Jacob posted about this, and I’m going to steal it from him. <heh>Hitachi has a fun animation showing off the potential for new hard disk storage technology… a GREAT example of explaining something in simple terms that would otherwise cause most people’s heads to explode if simply described. Fun … Continue reading Get Perpendicular!
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