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Mitchell Ashley, Converging on Microsoft: Though Apple's WWDC announcements were largely about the iPhone OS 3.0 and iPhone 3GS model, Apple also rolled out Snow Leopard, the next in line Mac OS X upgrade to do battle against Windows on desktops. Just as the fundamentals determine winners in sports, Snow Leopard is emphasizing software fundamentals. IPv4 and IPv6 traffic routing on multihomed systems
Glenn Weadock, Windows Server 2008: If you've ever used a computer with both a wireless and a wired connection, you've used a "multi-homed" computer. But Windows Server 2008 doesn't offer support it. A user's view of Office Communications Server 2007 R2
Alex Lewis, Windows into Silicon Valley: Most of my posts are directed at UC technophiles, however sometimes we get caught up in the technology hype and lose track of the goal of technology in the enterprise. That is, to help people do their jobs better, faster, more efficiently, etc. OCS 2007 R2 needs 64 bits
Ron Barrett, A Better Windows World: I am working on a new book, about OCS 2007 R2. This product is completely 64 bit and my desktop is running a 32-bit version of Vista Ultimate. Partition that Cube!
Brian Egler, SQL Server Strategies: Data Partitioning is a very useful feature in SQL Server 2005 and beyond and is also available in SQL Server Analysis Services which has its own features. For instance, you can mix and match storage options by partition. EU vs. Microsoft – Remedies Questionnaire and Concerns
Kerrie Meyler, Managing Microsoft: The European Commission has sent around a questionnaire to PC makers and Microsoft software rivals asking for feedback on a remedy to restore competition to the browser market - a proposed "ballot screen" with a list of browsers users could choose to install. Cure for PerfMon Confusion
Glenn Weadock, Windows Server 2008: Microsoft has provided monitoring tools ever since the NT days, and in fact some of those tools don't look too different even in Server 2008. Yet, it is still less than easy to get a grip on what all those objects, counters, and instances might actually mean. Using Exchange Server 2010 with Forefront Threat Management Gateway (TMG)
Tyson Kopczynski, Hidden Microsoft: For the past few weeks, I have been testing and deploying an Exchange 2010 environment. While doing this the RC came out. Because I like sharing. I wanted to make a couple comments about the deployment: Hot discussions among Microsoft Subnet readers Snow Leopard's Reliance On Fundamentals Isn't Enough To Beat Windows 7
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