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Group Policy in the Windows Server 2008 and Vista/Window 7 Era

When Windows Vista was released in January of 2007 there was much discussion of the new Vista look, the Aero 3D enhancements, the programs menu with integrated search. What escaped notice by many was the...
By Mark Menges July 1, 2009
Exchange Server
DAG (Database Availability Groups)-nabbit!

If you like your CCR Cluster and SCR Targets in Exchange 2007 you are going to love DAGs (Database Availability Groups) in Exchange 2010. I was just watching the High Availability for Exchange Server 2010...
By Rich Luckett June 30, 2009
Cybersecurity
Implement Network Access Protection with Windows Server 2008

Today we live in the era of the mobile workforce. With PDAs, cell phones and Laptops with cellular links to the Internet we are never truly out of touch. We can email, text, Facebook and...
By Mark Menges June 17, 2009
Certification
The Story of Exam Development – Part 3

In my last blog post I continued the series on the exam development process at Microsoft Learning. I began by asking if you had ever wondered how a Microsoft certification exam comes into being? Following...
By Randy Muller June 15, 2009
Certification
The Story of Exam Development – Part 2

In my last blog I started to explain the exam development process at Microsoft Learning. I began by asking if you had ever wondered how a Microsoft certification exam comes into being? Following are steps...
By Randy Muller June 9, 2009
Certification
The Story of Exam Development – Part 1

Found this interesting article from the fine folks at: http://borntolearn.mslearn.net. Have you ever wondered how a Microsoft certification exam comes into being? Well, here is part of the exam development process – enough to ignite...
By Randy Muller June 2, 2009
Exchange Server
Exchange 2010 Evaluation Odyssey Part I: Choosing a platform for Exchange 2010

Hello fellow techno-thrill-seekers. In my last blog post I discussed the wild ride that technology usually gives us when we try to keep up with the inevitable changes. At this point you have likely already...
By Rich Luckett June 1, 2009
Certification
Are you certifiable?

Don’t take offense to the title – it is not meant as an accusation, but rather a question – not are you certifiable, but are you Microsoft certifiable? As Microsoft professionals we have all taken...
By Randy Muller May 13, 2009

Microsoft

When Windows Vista was released in January of 2007 there was much discussion of the new Vista look, the Aero 3D enhancements, the programs menu with integrated search. What escaped notice by many was the...

If you like your CCR Cluster and SCR Targets in Exchange 2007 you are going to love DAGs (Database Availability Groups) in Exchange 2010. I was just watching the High Availability for Exchange Server 2010...

Today we live in the era of the mobile workforce. With PDAs, cell phones and Laptops with cellular links to the Internet we are never truly out of touch. We can email, text, Facebook and...

In my last blog post I continued the series on the exam development process at Microsoft Learning. I began by asking if you had ever wondered how a Microsoft certification exam comes into being? Following...

In my last blog I started to explain the exam development process at Microsoft Learning. I began by asking if you had ever wondered how a Microsoft certification exam comes into being? Following are steps...

Found this interesting article from the fine folks at: http://borntolearn.mslearn.net. Have you ever wondered how a Microsoft certification exam comes into being? Well, here is part of the exam development process – enough to ignite...

Hello fellow techno-thrill-seekers. In my last blog post I discussed the wild ride that technology usually gives us when we try to keep up with the inevitable changes. At this point you have likely already...

Don’t take offense to the title – it is not meant as an accusation, but rather a question – not are you certifiable, but are you Microsoft certifiable? As Microsoft professionals we have all taken...