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>>  LEAD STORY:  Massachusetts budget czar bullish on open-source
>>  NEWS:  Microsoft official rebuts Windows report
>>  CHAPTER OF THE WEEK:  Active Directory schema
>>  THE MISSING LINK:  Cell phones call out Italian cheaters
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LEAD STORY
Massachusetts budget czar bullish on open-source  (SearchWin2000.com)
Massachusetts' top budget official says he wants the state to become a leader in government IT practices. To demonstrate its commitment, the Bay State will give top consideration to open-source software and standards whenever possible, said Eric Kriss, the state's secretary for administration and finance.
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NEWS
Microsoft official rebuts Windows report (CNET)
Microsoft CTO Craig Mundie refuted claims made in a recent software security report that were critical of Microsoft's market dominance. Mundie said 100% secure software is an impossible near-term goal, but he said a good alternative is an IT "immune system" consisting of a collaboration of machines and networks. Mundie also said the controversial security report could be the work of anti-Microsoft groups.

NEWS
Early Whidbey, Yukon code set for PDC (CRN)
Early beta code for Microsoft's next versions of its Visual Studio platform (Whidbey) and SQL Server database (Yukon) will be made available at its Professional Developers Conference at the end of the month. The software giant also plans to provide a technical outline of the next version of its Windows client, code-named Longhorn.

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  > MS to settle class-action suit for $10.5M
  > Korea jettisons Windows for Linux
  > Microsoft: Software's gentler giant?
  > PwC survey: Regulation driving security
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CHAPTER OF THE WEEK
Active Directory schema
To really understand the inner workings of Active Directory, it helps to have a thorough understanding of the Active Directory schema. This chapter from "Managing Enterprise Active Directory Services" by Robbie Allen and Richard Puckett gives a brief introduction to schema concepts, then covers the tools and programmatic interfaces that can be used to manage the schema. The second half focuses on the steps necessary to extend the schema and includes a schema verification and extension program.

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IT SURVIVAL KIT
Some help with RunAs
It is possible to run a program from another user's context, but the way Windows 2000 and XP Professional implement this feature requires that the user know the password for the other account. This makes it difficult to run the program securely. Learn about the solution, which involves the use of Windows Script Host to create a script that can run the program in the appropriate context and provide the password non-interactively.

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BEST WEB LINKS
DNS
The domain name system (DNS) is the way that Internet domain names are located and translated into Internet Protocol addresses. DNS is a critical component in the latest versions of Windows -- learn it or you'll regret it!


THE MISSING LINK
Cell phones call out Italian cheaters

Talk about an affair to remember -- a cell phone's memory is one of the best friends a suspicious spouse can have. The wireless is exposing the faithless all across Italy.

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