Greetings! Hello to all my new Alaskan friends! Here is the link to the resource document that contains all the links and related information for both the SP1 and SQL 2005 session. Come back here in a day or two (or subscribe via RSS) and I should have some answers to the questions I made note … Continue reading Resources and Answers to Questions for the Anchorage, AK TechNet event
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SQL 2005 June CTP is available for download
Yes, you heard right! The most recent Community Technology Preview (CTP**) of SQL Server 2005 is available to all. Keith Combs writes about it, and includes links to where it is found.**Okay… call it a “beta” if you must.
Remde TechEd Diaries – Saturday – Goin’ Home!
TechEd 2005: Learn. Solve. Grow.Yep. We learned. We solved. And we growed. Here I am on the plane ride home. And judging from all the TechEd bags, VB.NET magazines being read, and funny ‘No, I will not fix your computer’ t-shirts, this is a plane that’s chock-full o’ geeks. And most of these geeks are … Continue reading Remde TechEd Diaries – Saturday – Goin’ Home!
TechNet Events Bloggers site is LIVE!
Calling all IT Pros! You’re IT!Time to join in the conversation! We have created a new site to be a new way of participating in the IT Pro Community, and to learn about TechNet Events and Webcasts of interest to YOU.The new site it a blogger aggregator, so if you are an IT Pro, student, MVP, MCP, … Continue reading TechNet Events Bloggers site is LIVE!
A Day To Reflect
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
Notes from the TechNet Briefing in Indianapolis, Indiana
Indianapolis!Here are the questions (with answers) I jotted down at our TechNet Briefing in Indianpolis.Also, for your convenience, here is the link to my blog post containing the link to that resource document I handed out.—Q: Will there be or is there currently a 64–bit version of Small Business Server 2003?A: Here’s the answer that … Continue reading Notes from the TechNet Briefing in Indianapolis, Indiana
Important SBS 2003 SP1 Note
Many of you who run or support customers running Small Business Server 2003 have had issues with (and understandable confusion around) installing SP1 that came out for Windows Server 2003. I’m happy to report that they’ve improved things now with the new SBS SP1 that is out. The big updates: They’ve changed the Windows Server SP1 website to … Continue reading Important SBS 2003 SP1 Note
Notes from the TechNet Briefing in Bloomington, Indiana
Hi!Here are the questions I jotted down at our TechNet Briefing in Bloomington, as well as some answers and additional resources.Also, for your convenience, here is the link to my blog post containing the link to that resource document I handed out.—Q: I’m running Windows Server 2003 servers in an Active/Active cluster. Are there any known … Continue reading Notes from the TechNet Briefing in Bloomington, Indiana
Hoosier Daddy
This coming week is another travelin’ TechNet Briefings week for me. I’ll have the pleasure of presenting live events in a couple of my favorite Indiana towns: Bloomington and Indianapolis!May 24 – Bloomington, INBloomington/Monroe County Convention Center302 South College Avenue Bloomington , INDIANA 47403 Phone: 812-336-3681Venue URL: Link to WebSite May 26 – Indianapolis, INTheater- AMC Clearwater … Continue reading Hoosier Daddy
Why is this man smiling?
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?
Absolutely Full of I.T. 