The case for wildcard certificates
Wildcard certificates used to have a stigma attached to them; however I didn’t really know where that stigma came from, except that […]
Wildcard certificates used to have a stigma attached to them; however I didn’t really know where that stigma came from, except that […]
My mobile phone’s a BlackBerry. I love how stable it is, I love the community support, the battery life, and so on […]
This may have snuck by a whole bunch of folks, so I thought I’d write a quick post about it. First off, […]
The Microsoft Exchange Team has released two architecture diagrams pertaining to the Exchange 2010 Hub Transport Server. These diagrams are useful to […]
So Exchange 2010 was released for worldwide consumption, and was seen for the first time yesterday, or was it? Actually no. Due […]
Before you get too excited this IS an Outlook 2010 feature. Outlook 2010 supports multiple accounts, and that’s not a new thing, […]
VHD support is built in at the OS level allowing you to mount/attach as well as boot from VHD files, however in […]
What’s Exchange 2010 – Exchange 14 of course, or the public name for the next version of Exchange. I’ve picked a few […]
While Exchange becomes better and better at handling large mailboxes and more importantly being able to recover from disasters should they happen, […]
I’ve encountered a fair amount of confusion around Hyper-V and what you need to obtain Hyper-V. Hyper-V is available as a Role […]