I stumbled across this PDF that talks about version numbers for ISA, TMG, and UAG and how up to date they are on service packs, updates, hotfixes, etc. The website is in German ( www.aixperts.de ) but the PDF is in English. Thank you for having this out there AIXPERTS. http://www.aixperts.de/dox/isa-tmg-versionen.pdf
Microsoft has a white paper that talks about how to publish Exchange 2010 Outlook Anywhere with UAG 2010 and TMG 2010. http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=22723
Microsoft has a white paper that talks about how to publish Exchange 2010 with Forefront Unified Access Gateway 2010 and Forefront Threat Management Gateway 2010. The link below talks about using basic authentication. http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=8946
The System Center 2012 Orchestrator, (SCOrch) Release Candidate was made available to me at the end of last week and being a private cloud guy I had to get SCOrch installed in my home lab. The SCOrch RC setup is much improved over the public beta and it installed on my Windows 2008 R2 server…
I have had the great fortune to be involved with two significant projects involving awesome clients that pushed through great technologies CRICKET: The big achievement with Cricket was coming up with a Windows 7 deployment process that could actually be used in production (and IS). As a consultant you see way to many POC projects…
Customer could not sign into Lync Online. Instead of using automatic sign on, they had configured the Lync client for manual configuration. The mistake was they had “connect using TCP” selected instead of TLS. Changing it to TLS allowed it to work correctly. The reason I am blogging about this is because none of…
One of the new features of ConfigMgr 2012 is the ability to auto remediate a computer’s baseline that does not match a desired configuration. I have listed the steps to configure auto remediation and apply the baseline to a collection. This functionality is very useful to maintain "Gold Build" configurations, (local security policies, registry keys…
As a consultant – I cant help but have a hard time with projects that go from “POC” (Proof of Concepts) to a production project. POC’s are like “introductions” to a technology and production deployments are plain messy… full of road blocks, dead ends and unforseen challenges very rarely visible from POC land. And…
Had this doc in my tool Box – continues to come in use from time to time: Excluding Systems from Receiving the SCMC Client Edit the following Reg Key on the SCCM Site Server: If the “Components” reg key doesn’t exist manually create the Key: Double-click ExcludeServers key to open the Edit…
One of the new features enabled with UAG Service Pack 1 Update 1, is the ability to publish Lync 2010! This is a great step forward for Lync and Unified Communications! see the TechNet article here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh490317.aspx
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