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Archive for September, 2008

WHS Microsoft announces deal to produce Windows Home Server in the form of a soft toy!!! (Sorry - this was a prize for a raffle at the Microsoft booth at Ceatec.)

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Asoft has produced an invaluable tool called “Cleanup Tool” for Windows Home Server. Not only will this tool remove stalled addins from the registry it will also create a backup in case you delete the wrong add-in. Installation is via remote desktop conenction to the WHS by placing the a copy of the file ‘addincleanup.exe’ into the folder c:program

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This post covers the various components of NAP [Network Access Protection (NAP)].  The diagram below from the NAP Architecture Whitepaper (the link to the Whitepaper is at the end of this post) shows the various components of a NAP-enabled infrastructure: The components are as follows: NAP Clients: Client systems

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This post discusses the certificate distribution package on SBS 2008. The SBS 2008 self-signed SSL certificate that is installed in IIS 7 is a leaf certificate; meaning that the Issued to and Issued by names are not the same. Unlike SBS 2003, Certificate Services is installed as part of setup and a root Certificate Authority (CA)

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The new WordPress 2.7 UI survey is available to take your opinions regarding “the search box, the add new post button/favorites menu, and the future publish/edit timestamp function. The poll is set for 5000 responses and will close thereafter.

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WordPress 2.7 includes a lot of new features and enhancements, but among the big ones is the new comment functionality that adds “threaded, paged comments” etc built into the core. But your theme must support the new comment system, Otto has written a step-by-step guide to make your existing WordPress themes ready for WordPress 2.7 comments system. Note: You’ll need WordPress

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BusinessWeek reports that Matt Mullenweg ranked as #14 — is one of the 25 most influential people on the web. He shares the accolade with the likes of Steve Ballmer, Steve jobs, Joi Ito and Jon Stewart. At first I thought that this was a ranking much like the 50 most important people

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