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Category Archives: ExchangeDefender
If it’s easy, everyone will go for it. Only a small fraction of people appreciate the benefits that can be realized from complexity and the true power that comes from being able to completely fine tune everything to perfection. Most … Continue reading
Earlier today I got a question that I feared answering for a long time. I have to be completely honest and admit that I didn’t think it would take this long for someone to ask it, especially considering that most … Continue reading
On Friday I actually got into an argument with one of our partners about what is causing an issue with the sudden stop of mail flow from ExchangeDefender. It immediately prompted the “My name is Vlad and I’ll bet you … Continue reading
Last week we sponsored the Autotask Live conference and hung out with a few hundred Autotask users, integrators and sponsors in Miami. As usual, Autotask staff pulled off an awesome event and I’m amazed at the extent that they are … Continue reading
Yesterday I observed three things which on their own would amount to a miracle – and I feel compelled to share it with you. Like any other business, we have our ups and our downs, but to see how much … Continue reading
If there is anything I’ve learned in my 13 years in this industry, it’s that when you do nice things for people they tend to repay you more than you ever expected. We’ve been fortunate enough to be on the … Continue reading
Snowed in and got nothing to do? Join me for a demo of ExchangeDefender – I’ll walk you through the configuration, deployment, best practices and weseal-like tactics that will make you more profitable as an ExchangeDefender partner. It starts in … Continue reading
Honestly, the dog snores a lot more: This very same German Shepherd dog (Benz) has been by my side during the long sleepless nights of coding ExchangeDefender since the first version in 2001 and he continues to be my sidekick … Continue reading
There is a very thin line between an idiot and an innovator. The difference between the two is that one can make money off his idiotic ideas. That is not neccessarily a crude joke, multimillion dollar ventures have been built … Continue reading
If so, today is your lucky day. Erick Simpson from MSPU is hosting a webinar today and we’re going to be talking about how to position the cloud as a managed service. First half of the conversation is about various … Continue reading