And perhaps you’re one of the many people supporting a midsized business who have told us that you find it difficult to navigate Microsoft.com to find the resources that fit YOUR needs.Here’s our solution to your problem!Last Thursday Microsoft launched a new web resource for midsize business, specifically addressing and linking to resources that will … Continue reading Are you a part of a “Midsized Business”?
The resources for the Security Risk Management webcast I delivered on June 13, 2005 can be viewed as an article HERE, or downloaded as an MS Word document THERE.I hope you will put them to use, and find them useful!
Now waitaminute… before you get to wondering if I’m about to start jumping all over my current or any previous manager I have had, let me stop you right there. I love my boss. Really.. I do. (You’re reading this, right John? <heh>)In my search for good audio to throw onto my MP3 player while … Continue reading Cranky Middle Managers
Are you certifiable?There’s a new Microsoft certification available, and it looks like a really valuable one.It’s a new “Microsoft Certified Architect Program”, with resources and benefits for the elite few who are the best at designing, implementing, and managing the entire IT infrastructure lifecycle.This is not just any “take a few tests and get some … Continue reading New IT Artchitect Certification
My Dad is a veteran. He served our country as an officer in the USAF, specifically what was known as the Strategic Air Command (SAC). He, like so many others, felt it was important to serve and add to the strength of an already strong nation, in order to maintain peace; to ensure that future … Continue reading A Day To Reflect
…Please!Hackers Circulate Fake Microsoft Security Update
Because his long wait is over!He has been waiting patiently for the long-promised Service Pack 1 for Small Business Server 2003, and now it’s finally HERE!With Windows Small Business Server 2003 Service Pack 1, you can take advantage of several key product improvements, including:• Enhanced security and performance• Increased reliability• Improved productivity and collaborationWindows Small … Continue reading Why is this man smiling?
Version 4.0.1 was published just a week ago. (How did I miss it?!)Those of you who attended live TechNet Briefings January-March know that this is a very useful set of tools for addressing compatibility issues.
It’s true! Word from the Microsoft Management Summit is that, with the improvements in coming SP1 for Microsoft Virtual Server 2005, we’re going to support running OS’s such as Linux and Solaris.Yes.. you read that right. My counterpart in the cold country just north of here (hint: ) Bruce Cowper was privileged to have attended … Continue reading MS to support running NON-MS Software?!
For Part 11 of the Windows Server 2003 Administration webcast series, I am unable to do all of the demos as written. One hour just isn’t long enough! So what I’ve done is to record the portion of the demo where I create a NAT configuration, and a Demand-Dial VPN connection, as a “blogcast”.CLICK HERE … Continue reading My first Blogcast! (Series Part 11 – NAT and VPN Demos)
Absolutely Full of I.T. 