Prepared by Ian Matthews Written April 20, 2010, Last Updated April 21, 2010 NOTE: This is MY cookbook for ForeFront 2010 installs and you should use with caution.� As usual my instructions are provided without warrenty or guarentee of any sort. So you have installed your Exchange 2007 or Read more…
A Newbies Guide to Getting Exchange 2010 Configured By Ian Matthews, Up & Running Technologies Inc, April 11, 2010 Last Updated April 16, 2010 You should know four things before you start: I am have taken two or three small Exchange 2010 courses and I am pretty good with 2007 Read more…
Written March 10, 2010 by Ian Matthews As always, this information is provided without warranty and is based on my own training and experiences. If you set up an have an Exchange account with permissions to another account, you may have been frustrated that Deleted and Sent Items from a Read more…
as at March 5, 2010 – Prepared by Ian Matthews So now that BlackBerry Enterprise Software (BES) is free to businesses with less than 30 BlackBerry users through RIM’s BES Express product, you might think you are free an clear… not so fast. You are likely going to need support. Read more…
By Ian Matthews, Up & Running Technologies Inc, February 10, 2010 Last Updated February 11, 2010 If you are new to Exchange it can be VERY frustrating trying to find out what happened to a particular email message which you suspect was caught in your spam filter. This page will Read more…
By Ian Matthews, Up & Running Technologies Inc, Sept 1, 2009 Last Updated March 14, 2010 You should know three things before you start: I am a definite newbie to Exchange, which is why this I thought I could do a good job creating this documentation for newbies. I am Read more…
By Ian Matthews, Up & Running Technologies Inc, April 19, 2008 Last Updated October 1, 2009 You should know four things before you start: I am a definite newbie to Exchange, which is why this I thought I could do a good job creating this documentation for newbies. I am Read more…
Invisible file extensions on Windows By Floydman, Bachelor in Computer Sciences floydian_99@yahoo.com Floydman@hacker.am May 7th, 2001 Abstract The goal of this paper is to present the research I made on invisible file extensions on the Windows operating systems. After I published my initial research material on various places on the Read more…
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By Tim Conneally | BetaNews.com Published August 19, 2010, 10:44 AM Intel Corporation Thursday morning announced that it will acquire security software and management company McAfee Inc. for $7.68 billion in cash. Intel says the move reflects the changing security climate as more non-PC devices connect to the Internet, like cars, Read more…
By Ed Oswald | BETANEWS Published August 19, 2010, 3:31 PM …Toshiba said Wednesday that it had made a breakthrough in hard disk design that will allow hard drives to have much higher capacities than what is currently possible today. The research is in something called bit-patterned media, a magnetic Read more…
UPDATED July 25 2022 CREATE A NEW CERTIFICATE REQUEST: Launch IIS Manager and click the SERVER name (not the websites or virtual directories) In the IIS section, click SERVER CERTIFICATES (if you don’t see this, you are likely not at the server level, go click on the server name at the Read more…
The Name: I guess the machine only works 3 out of 4 weeks! No USB: Absoultely inexcusable that Apple is still trying to screw their customers with proprietary peripherals. If I could drop a USB keyboard into it, it might be useful. No Flash: Other than through the use of Read more…
http://prosecure.netgear.com/community/security-blog/2009/11/web-browser-vulnerability-report—firefox-leads-the-pack-at-44.php A recent report by Web application security vendor Cenzic pointed out that in the first half of 2009 Firefox totaled for 44% of all vulnerabilities amongst popular Web browsers. Also somewhat surprising is Safari coming in at 35% due to iPhone Safari vulnerabilities (that’s another story in itself). IE Read more…
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/windows-7-mac-osx-apple,9159.html …The interesting stat, however, was that Windows 7 usage surpassed all versions of Mac OS X combined…