Yearly Archives: 2005

I just got this email form Rene Alamo, our regional Microsoft SMS&P Technical Specialist. (scroll down for details) Go to www.microsoft.com/events/default.mspx and search for event code 1032282411. This event is in Orlando on November 30th from 6:30 – 8PM. It … Continue reading →

It’s a big and long awaited day for many of our friends at Microsoft, it marks the release of SQL Server 2005, Biztalk 2006 and Visual Studio 2005. This has been long awaited and unlike some other products, it is … Continue reading →

It’s a big and long awaited day for many of our friends at Microsoft, it marks the release of SQL Server 2005, Biztalk 2006 and Visual Studio 2005. This has been long awaited and unlike some other products, it is … Continue reading →

After over 5,000 downloads of our first two shows I decided to dive into a very serious and sensitive subject that a lot of SBS shops need to pay attention to: disaster recovery. Not just from the standpoint of keeping … Continue reading →

It’s a podcast Sunday folks, get them now while they are fresh. Mark Stanfill’s Inside SBS (the official SBS support podcast) was released earlier today and its another great one. They plugged us so thanks a lot guys, we appreciate … Continue reading →

Every now and then I am entitled to a weird personal post… So I’ve spent the past 7 days building the new clusters and systems, mostly stuff for my personal development and test/troubleshooting and it finally crashed me. I spend … Continue reading →

Two big podcast shows on SBS are happening this week. First the folks from the Microsoft SBS Support Team are doing another podcast tomorrow, BUT at a new time: 1 PM Central – You can call in, ask a question, … Continue reading →

Either they got a new intern or someone had a very productive month. There are new (or updated) tools for Exchange available and there goes my weekend. I think of particular interest to a lot of you would be the … Continue reading →

So I closed last nights editorial post asking “Are we really looking at the first signs that MSN is starting to get it? and looking at the broadcast and the screenshots I have to say that I think they have. … Continue reading →

I’m not the only one scratching my head over this one regarding the news that Microsoft is entering the software as a service paradigm. You can see what they are planning over at Micorosft live.com and Office Live. There has … Continue reading →