November 21, 2009
5:04 am
This post talks about how you can transition your existing Exchange environment to Exchange Server 2010 from a client access perspective. For most of you, this’ll also mean coexisting with legacy Exchange and Exchange 2010 for a period of time. This post’ll hopefully answer these questions by breaking down your transition into two scenarios: •
November 21, 2009
4:58 am
In response to Kristof's post suggesting that Bing search engine filters results for searches conducted outside of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) using Simplified Chinese characters for their query, Microsoft said it's "committed to comprehensive results" and did fix a bug in web search that addressed this issue. There’re “some queries that provide
November 21, 2009
4:39 am
This guide provides recommendations and cautions for running domain controllers as guests on Hyper-V servers. With Hyper-V, its possible to install multiple domain controllers on a single host server running Windows Server 2008. You can effectivel host multiple domains, multiple domains, multiple domain controllers for the same domain, or even multiple forests on one
November 21, 2009
4:26 am
SecAnnotate can be used to analyze your assemblies, especially APTCA assemblies in order to find transparency violations without needing code coverage from a test case. Instead, static analysis provided by SecAnnotate is valuable in ensuring that your assembly’s fully correct from a transparency perspective. SecAnnotate runs in two different modes. By default, it runs in annotation
November 21, 2009
4:19 am
Microsoft released the Forefront Security for Exchange Server (FSE) with Service Pack 2, an optional but recommended update for FSE customers, including EBS customers. For EBS installations, additional manual steps may be necessary to complete installation. If you selected a separate data partition during Messaging Server installation, steps below apply to you. If you’ve
November 20, 2009
3:16 pm
"Microsoft has not and will not put 'backdoors' into Windows," a company spokeswoman said, reacting to a story that it has built a backdoor into Windows 7, a concern that surfaced after a senior National Security Agency (NSA) official testified before Congress that agency had worked on operating system. Microsoft’s categorical denial was accompanied
November 20, 2009
3:00 pm
Adobe's Acrobat.com is getting a major update, that includes 35 new features. The most notable addition is a new organizer, which consolidates all of user's files and projects saved on Adobe's servers. The new file organizer adds some subtle changes, most apparent being a white background, which goes against company's infatuation with using black or dark-gray
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