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In working with a Microsoft Exchange 2007/2010 environment, most are familiar with the Client Access Server role. Microsoft has implemented the password change feature with the CAS role that allows…
As a server administrator, oftentimes it is the little things that matter that makes our lives either good or much more difficult than it should be. One of the ticky…
We had just recently posted on our thoughts with the Transformer Prime and wifi problems. What a remarkable source of information the masses of consumers, editors, and reviewers out there…
We are all familiar with tools such as TaskManager to troubleshoot performance issues on our Windows PCs and workstations. However, there is an often underutilized built-in tool in Windows that…
Recently, in working with a client after a failed Shoretel system update, we saw issues with the displayed time on most Shoretel handsets in the environment. Most of the phones…
For those of you running Untangle UTM on the gateway in your network environment, many know of various problems that have occurred with past releases of the Untangle family and…
For better protection against different lethal and deadliest malware attacks, just follow the logical sequence of cyber security. Say no to executable programs You never know how much trouble an…
In order to avoid security vulnerabilities and maintain a high level of productivity, computers and networks require regular patches to stay ahead of potential problems. Sometimes it can be difficult…
One of the exciting new features that become available with the installation of Service Pack 2 for Exchange 2010 is the Address Book Policies. The new policies allow for a…
With the recent release of Exchange 2010 Service Pack 2, we wanted to see how well the upgrade process for SP2 works on an Exchange 2010 SP1 environment. Take a…
