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Has the Trustworthy Computing Initiative been a success so far? Is dumping Windows for security's sake a good idea? Which security tools are overrated? Security guru David Litchfield answers these questions and more in this interview with SearchWin2000.com.
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NEWS
New add-on connects Outlook 2002 with Domino (InfoWorld)
Microsoft has released a free add-on that lets Domino server users access e-mail through the Outlook 2002 messaging client.
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Will Microsoft's CRM delay mean a better product? (SearchCRM.com)
An analyst and an integrator weigh in on what the postponement of Microsoft's CRM software means for those who plan to use the applications.
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QUICK HIT OF THE DAY
Customize your AD implementation
With the current evaporation of IT spending, a lot of companies want to get more out of the Active Directory they already have. As these companies move from the strategic view of leveraging assets to the tactical view of implementation, the question quickly arises: "How do you organize your IT assets to get the most out of Active Directory?" There is no single answer to this question, as every organization is different, but here are some guidelines for getting the most bang for your buck.
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How does ARP treat two similar requests?
Dear Laura:
Suppose a machine implementing address resolution protocol gets two different responses for a single ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) request. How does the ARP software react?
WEBCAST
Killing spam with the ISA Server Message Screener
Learn from ISA Server guru Tom Shinder how to utilize ISA's Message Screener to block individual e-mail addresses or entire e-mail domains at the server level.
DISCUSSION THREAD
Outlook 2000 sending .dat attachments
"Exchange93" writes:
We have a problem with sending mail attachments to non-Outlook recipients -- most of them are delivered as .dat attachments. Microsoft suggests changing the mail format to plain text; however, due to the necessity of having our company logo in everyone's signature we need this to be set as HTML so this is not an option. MS also suggested installing Office SP3 as a fix; however, all clients are service packed to 5. Does anyone have a fix for this?
THE MISSING LINK
Teenage hacker cracks computer, lowers grades
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Remember when Ferris Bueller hacked into the high school computer and trimmed his number of sick days? A California teenager did something similar, hacking into the high school computer and trimming his GPA. Reid Ellison (no relation to Larry as far as we know) got into the system and lowered his average from a 4.0 to a 1.9. You would think a kid would want to bump up his or her grades, but when you have straight As you can only go down. Reid is not in trouble. School administrators actually assumed his hacking was lacking and challenged him to crack the system. After he proved his skills, he made sure school officials -- now busy shoring up the system -- restored his pristine GPA.
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