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 Today's Highlights  

>>  LEAD STORY:  Experts: Don't skimp on SMS training
>>  NEWS:  Out of the Loop: Rolling the dice with Microsoft
>>  WEBCAST:  Avoiding pitfalls in your Unix to Windows migration
>>  THE MISSING LINK:  How insulting! Shakespeare gets wired and wicked
 News and Top Stories  

LEAD STORY
Experts: Don't skimp on SMS training  (SearchWindowsManageability.com)
Sure times are tough, and money is tight. But don't shortchange your staff on training. Some experts say honing platform skills is as important as the platform itself -- maybe more so.
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Article: SMS 2003 delayed
Featured Topic: Microsoft management tools update
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NEWS
Out of the Loop: Rolling the dice with Microsoft (SearchWin2000.com)
What do board games and Microsoft have in common? It sounds like a stretch, and it is, but news editor and former Chutes and Ladders ace Ed Parry found a connection.

NEWS
Netcraft: IIS flaw more hypeful than harmful (ZDNet)
The most recent security issue with IIS may not be all it's cracked up to be. Netcraft, an Internet research firm based in the U.K., reports that not many IIS servers are going to be vulnerable to an attack, which would be carried out through a flaw in Microsoft's Data Access Components (MDAC). A recent SearchSecurity.com article said the flaw would be tough to exploit. Microsoft gave the flaw a "critical" rating.

DAILY HEADLINES
All headlines, including those below, are available from our news page.
  > Bay State will keep fighting Microsoft
  > Microsoft rivals insist on stiff penalties
  > Sun sharpens focus on Microsoft Office
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 Announcements & Links  


WEBCAST
Avoiding pitfalls in your Unix to Windows migration
Who: Doug Miller, Microsoft Corp.
When: Dec. 10

Doug Miller, director of Microsoft's new Solutions for Unix Migration program, will discuss common problems enterprises encounter when migrating from a Unix to a Windows platform. He'll outline Unix-to-Windows migration best practices, review the pros and cons of Microsoft and third party migration tools and define key factors to consider when choosing applications to port from a Unix to a Windows environment.
>>  Keep an eye on our webcast page to access the talk on Dec. 10.


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QUICK HIT OF THE DAY
Active Directory versus anonymous NT
Read SearchWin2000.com member Paulo Seabra's tip on using Active Directory with pre-Win2k clients.

ASK LAURA HUNTER
Why should I use DMZ?
Dear Laura:
I am new to IT and I am trying to find the reason one should use the DMZ. Can you tell me the reason or recommend a URL where I can read more about it?
>>  Click here to read Hunter's expert response.


BEST WEB LINKS
Certification
Certification is always a hot topic for Windows administrators, and even more so with the latest rumors about possible MS security certifications coming down the pike. Stay informed and learn what you need to know in order to pass those Win2k exams and stay ahead of the certification curve.

SITE FEATURE
Sound Off forum
Were you that kid in school who always had their hand raised? Do you have a question or an issue with something you saw in our news section? Are you opinionated about a recent occurrence in the Windows enterprise community? Well, do we ever want to hear from you! We have a special forum just for people who like to make their views known. Hop on over to our Sound Off forum and get it off your chest. Respond to others' opinions and stir up some dust!


THE MISSING LINK
How insulting! Shakespeare gets wired and wicked

Call it a database of doozies. The Shakespearean Insult Generator has brought the Bard's barbs to cyberspace. The vituperative verbiage would make an English major blush. All you have to do is type in a name, preferably someone you don't like, and let William's poisonous pen do the rest.


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NEWS EDITOR
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SITE EDITOR, SEARCHWIN2000.COM
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SITE EDITOR, SEARCHWINDOWSMANAGEABILITY.COM
Jan Stafford
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ASSOCIATE EDITOR
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