"Here you go again, Kevin... talking about stuff for Developers and not just for IT Pros."Yep. And I do so unashamed. I will never forget, and look back fondly at my own Software Engineering days. So once in awhile I'm going to put things here for all of my developer / software engineering brethren.And today … Continue reading RTM News: Visual Studio 2008
Kevin’s “Save the Day” TechNet ResourcesEvent Resources – October-December, 2007 E-mail Technical Questions: Kevin Remde – Kevin.Remde@microsoft.comKevin’s Blog “Full of I.T.” – Additional Resources and Discussionhttp://blogs.technet.com/kevinremdeFeedback e-mail to my boss: Rich Russell – richruss@microsoft.comFuture Live, In-Person Event InformationTechNet (for IT Pros): http://www.technetevents.com/kevinremdeMSDN (for Software Developers): http://www.MSDNEvents.comMicrosoft Across America: http://www.microsoft.com/acrossamericaNext Scheduled Area “Microsoft Across America” Events: Watch … Continue reading October-December 2007 – TechNet Event Resources
Then shame on you!"Huh?!"Just kidding. But if you are, and now that I have your attention, I think you should know that SP3 (Service Pack 3) for Office 2003 was released today. Go to http://www.microsoft.com/Office for the details (look under "downloads"), or use Microsoft Update. Get it before the rush.
Hi all!Below are the questions I pulled out of the Q&A log from the TechNet Webcast: "Disaster Recovery in Exchange Server 2007", along with extended answers (especially to those I answered verbally).Hope you find them useful!KevinPS: Here is my resource page for this webcast. --- Questions and Answers: "Will you cover Standby continuous replication (SCR)?" First off … Continue reading Best of Questions and Answers from TechNet Webcast: Disaster Recovery in Exchange Server 2007
Today the company released details on what the upcoming first Service Pack for Windows Vista will include. You can check out these details here at the Windows Vista TechCenter, and specifically here
Here are the "Best Of" the questions and answers from today's TechNet Webcast: Next-Generation Networking with Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008. Big thanks to Chris Avis for assisting on the webcast by answering questions. It's his efforts that this represents. And especially - thank you to all who attended! -Kevin --- Questions and Answers: “Can you explain the Connection … Continue reading Best of Questions and Answers from TechNet Webcast: Next Generation Networking with Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008
Two days ago I posted here about there not being an Admin Pack that will run on Windows Vista for administering Windows Server 2008 servers. I did this after learning this from another blog, and during e-mail discussion threads. The recommendation was to use RDP (Terminal Services) instead. Fortunately, there is a group that is … Continue reading Update: REPLACEMENT for the Admin Pack
(RTW = Released to Web)Yesterday while I was traveling, Microsoft released Service Pack 2 for Windows Server 2003. Here's the page: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/windowsserver/sp2.mspx(Rats... here I am on the road, and I can't upgrade my servers 'til Friday!)"But... what's new in SP2?"Check out this "What's New in SP2" page, that lists the main updates. There are some minor security … Continue reading SP2 for Windows Server 2003 is RTW
I got an e-mail this morning from a Technical Account Manager here at Microsoft concerning some additional learning resources for IT Pros around this whole "Y2K7" DST change problem. We're holding several webcasts just so you can learn more about the resources available and steps you can take to make this transition go smoothly.Here is … Continue reading Webcasts to help you address the Daylight Savings Time transition
By now unless you've been living under a rock, you have probably heard that in the United States we're doing things a little bit differently. "Yes, that's true. But are you referring to anything in particular?"In this case, yes. I'm referring to the new, earlier start of Daylight Savings Time (or DST). It's starting earlier and ending … Continue reading It’s not quite “Y2K”, but it’s close. Are you ready?
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