THIS WEEK: Send us your Windows management bloopers

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>>About this email:  >>Receive this email as text   January 15, 2002  In this Issue >> From the editor: Send in your bloopers! >> Featured Topic: Certification: Gear up for .NET! >> Expert Technical Advice: Answers for your security questions! >> Site Highlights: Advice from Active Directory experts, and all about Exchange 2000 migration!  From the Editor: by Jan Stafford, Site Editor We want your bloopers! No, this isn't a practical joke. SearchWindowsManageability is doing a series of stories about famous, infamous, and hushed-up mistakes made in Windows management. Our resident Ask the Expert storage guru, Steven Toole, described how IT managers goofed when encountering hurricanes, porn, and junk mail in Top 10 storage resource management bloopers. Of course, we know that you haven't made any mistakes, but we bet you know someone who has. Tell us that story at [EMAIL PROTECTED].  Featured Topic: Certification: Gear up for .NET by Christine Polewarczyk, Assistant Site Editor We've gathered together the best of site expert Ed Tittel's advice to show you what to expect in Microsoft certification for the coming year. Read more about this topic.  Expert Technical Advice: Featured Expert: Scott Blake Director of Security Strategy, BindViewCorp. Categories: Management Tools & Solutions Ask the Expert security maven Scott Blake cut his IT teeth on designing perimeter security and network security architectures and developing security policies for major corporations. Now he's at your service as searchWindowsManageability's security guru. Pose your question. This Week: In the forums >> SearchWindowsManageability is doing a special report on IT professionals' biggest security headaches. Could you help us out? Just enter our Security Discussion Forum and share your pain. >> What are typical DHCP options a VPN client might want? Find out in our Security Discussion Forum. >> Do you have insider knowledge about test/restore processes? Share your wisdom, and get tips from others in our Management Tools Discussion Forum. Tip of the Week: Notes or Exchange? Making the decision between the two e-mail systems was tough for newly-merged UnumProvident. In the end, the obvious choice turned out to be the wrong one. >> Merger forces choice between Notes and Exchange  Site Highlights Live Event: Secure Your Active Directory Don't Miss this Real Time Vendor Connection on Jan. 15th at 2:00pm EST (19:00 GMT). Listen and learn as Garter, Microsoft and NetIQ discuss the opportunities for increasing Active Directory security. Sponsored By: NetIQ Win2000 and Active Directory Migration Be sure to attend this Live Expert Q&A on Thursday, Jan 17th at 1:00pm EST (18:00 GMT). Join us for an in-depth conversation about AD, the role it will play in your move to Win2000, and deployment barriers that you'll face. Sponsored By: Windows Decisions Exchange 2000 Migration Dos and Don'ts Don't miss this exclusive about how to best plan your Exchange 2000 Migration. Too many IT organizations look at Exchange 2000 migration as just a pure mailbox migration. That is a dangerous attitude. Anyone who takes a seat-of-the-pants approach to implementing Microsoft Exchange 2000 will probably land right on the seat of his pants. Because Exchange 2000 works best in tandem with Microsoft Active Directory, doing this migration involves rethinking, and possibly redesigning, the entire messaging structure. 2002 Windows event Topics: Active Directory, licensing, manageability, security & more. Limited spots available for this May 8-10 event. Apply today to conquer lingering Win2000 challenges! Read more! XML, SOAP, EAI, .NET If you're involved with any of these, you need to consider Web services. Update your member profile TODAY for free searchWebServices newsletters, expert forums and tech tips. Sign up! Your Storage Edge Get an edge. Sign up for our Storage Innovators newsletter and get in-depth coverage about how to keep your storage system highly available, scalable, and budget friendly. Register A B O U T  T H I S  E - M A I L : This e-mail is brought to you by TechTarget where you can get relevant search results from over 20 industry-specific Web sites. If you no longer wish to receive this newsletter simply reply to this message with "REMOVE" in the subject line. Please allow 24 hours for your "REMOVE" request to be processed. Copyright 2001 TechTarget, Inc. All rights reserved.