Monthly Archives: October 2005

Wilma made a landfall south of Naples today and quickly moved across the Everglades National Park to deal a big strike to Miami, Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton. At the writing of this message the local power company, Florida … Continue reading →

The first SBS Show podcast is now live! Battling some food poisoning and a hurricane at the moment but the podcast is up and I hope you can all enjoy it. I was joined by Chris Rue (happyfunboy) and we … Continue reading →

This needed to stand out on its own, because without support from gentlemen like Lewis Lin information sources like this one simply would not exist. Lewis (was) the Microsoft SBS Product Manager and was involved in support initiatives that allowed … Continue reading →

And not just in Florida where we await yet another hurricane. It has been somewhat slow over the past few days at least in comparison to the frenzy surrounding the launch of Exchange 2003 SP2. I must say, things are … Continue reading →

Windows Mobile Security and Feature Pack also known as MSFP and after working some communities I broke down and I decided to call my contact at Microsoft (Sr. Product Manager at Microsoft Mobile & Embedded devices) and here is the … Continue reading →

Several people are reporting on routing issues that have been plaguing the interconnectivity of the Internet over the past month. Last night, two Tier1 providers french fried when they should have pizzad (South Park reference) and its not pretty. This … Continue reading →

Man, can’t I take a single day off from my blog without people asking if I’m alive? I’ve been working on the SP2 deployments and I have some more documentation. Perfect time to go to bed, Susan Bradley noted relative … Continue reading →

Alright, so everyone is asking: Does this work on my SBS? Will it break anything? How do I install it? Why should I install it? Hopefully all those questions, and more, will be answered by the article linked to below: … Continue reading →

Good news: Exchange Server SP2 has been released. You can download it here and apply it on a test system. Please remember the golden patching process: backup early and often, reboot before the service pack, disconnect the system from the … Continue reading →

Some days I feel Apple deserves a lot more public spanking than even Microsoft. In todays news, Apple is claiming to be sick and tired of people profiting off its success, and aims to tax the iPod accessory makers. Now … Continue reading →