One of my favorite things about working with Exchange Server is the way it exposes you to every layer of IT. With so much to understand I look for resources that are good for both fast learning and ongoing reference material. Which is why I am excited to see the release of Microsoft Outlook 2010 Inside Out from MS Press.
Review of GFI Backup Business Edition
June 21, 2010 By 2 Comments
GFI has recently released two backup products, a free one for home users and a paid product for business users. I downloaded and tested the Business Edition to see if it was as easy to install and use as they claim.
Review of GFI MailEssentials
January 12, 2010 By 1 Comment
GFI MailEssentials is an anti-spam and email management product from GFI Software delivering 99% accuracy for spam detection and email management tools for Exchange Server environments.
Enterprise Systems Backup and Recovery (Book)
November 25, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Dan lets us know that the book Enterprise Systems Backup and Recovery: A Corporate Insurance Policy written by local guru Preston De Guise is available now. The book is a platform-agnostic guide to comprehensive backup and recovery systems and should be compulsory reading for IT decision makers. In the author’s own words: Instead of [...]
The cure for fat fingers by Spellr.us
September 15, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Over at CraneFactory.com I’ve written a quick guide to setting up a Spellr.us scan of your website to detect and report spelling mistakes. This is a great service, free to use if you’re just a small blog or website, and is made by Australian software company Melon Media. If you’re anything like me and you [...]
Microsoft Certification – The Mark Russinovich Exam
July 31, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Microsoft has released information for exam 70-660, TS: Windows Internals. This might be an odd sounding title to anyone who has never heard of Mark Russinovich or Sysinternals. From the MS Learning site: This exam validates deep technical skills in the area of Windows Internals. Including troubleshooting operating systems that are not performing as [...]
