I think that it is pretty apparent that Exchange server relies heavily on Active Directory (AD). In fact, you will not get very far without AD or with an unhealthy AD. This post will talk about the Exchange Active Directory Topology Service and then examine Event 2080. This post will not go into every…
Hello everyone and a happy new year to all! Today’s topic is another Records Management basic: holds. Holds are a very common process for Records Managers, and contrary to the picture above, in the world of Records Management, it will not get you a 10 yard penalty. That is, unless you aren’t performing them correctly,…
YES along with other versions of Anti-virus software. As of 1/4/2010 from TechNet ( http://bit.ly/h6Fxyw ): The client installation checks for and uninstalls the following existing antimalware clients: Symantec Endpoint Protection version 11 Symantec Corporate Edition version 10 McAfee VirusScan Enterprise version 8.5 and version 8.7 and its agent Forefront Client Security version 1…
Awesome post over Keith Combs blog on Technet. Read the full post here. Windows 7: Best of Deployment Compilation By Jeremy Chapman I like all types of music and with almost any successful musician there comes a time when they take their best tracks and create a “Best of” album. This is not only great…
When you install FEP 2010 you’ll notice some changes in the SCCM Console. I wanted to point out a few of the changes. Under System Center Configuration Manager, Site Database (SITECODE – SERVERNAME, SCCM DESCRIPTION), Computer Management, Collections you’ll find a new collection named FEP Collections. Under System Center Configuration Manager, Site Database…
Microsoft released Forefront Endpoint Protection (FEP) 2010 on December 16th 2010. I started digging into the RTM version and so far I’m impressed. Today we’re going to talk about the installation of FEP. If you currently have existing anti-virus software in your environment including Microsoft Forefront Client Security installing FEP will not interfere with your…
Great post over on The Deployment Guys by Tim Mintner. Hey Everyone! I recently worked on a project where we were enabling the TPM chip prior to enabling Bitlocker through the task sequence. One thing that we wanted to do was to check to see if the TPM was already enabled and activated prior to…
What a great way to start the New Year. I woke up to this lovely email in my inbox: I want to thank Microsoft and all of the folks that support me and read by blog. I look forward to continuing to contribute to the community and hope that the information I provide helps out…
2011 is off to a fantastic start! I found the following sitting in my inbox this morning. I feel truly honored to have received such an award! Congratulations! We are pleased to present you with the 2011 Microsoft® MVP Award! This award is given to exceptional technical community leaders who actively share their high…
The New Year is fast approaching, and with it all of the cultural baggage associated with transitions, ringing out the old, bringing in the new, and all those other tired memes. Usually, the New Year is a non-event for me…an opportunity to freeze in the open air, an evening of quality family time perhaps but…
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