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With the economy improving, companies will -- finally, after three years -- bite the bullet and move up the food chain from NT4 and Exchange 5.5.
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NEWS
2004 outlook: VoIP to rise, Sun to set (SearchEnterpriseLinux.com)
TechTarget editor in chief Paul Gillin makes his annual predictions, and this upcoming year's batch holds high hopes for voice over IP and Linux, and caution for Sun Microsystems and grid computing.
NEWS
The vicious circle of patch management (SearchSecurity.com)
A new security mailing list called PatchManagement.org launched this month, giving taxed network administrators a place to share patching strategies and stories. An expert, meanwhile, describes the patching quandary facing administrators and explains why she believes the road leads to automation.
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Top 10 Ask the Experts' questions
Frustrated with Windows and its multitude of quirks? We hear you!
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make your holidays more merry!
IT SURVIVAL KIT
Deleted AD object reappearing?
Ever had an item that you thought was deleted from your Active Directory domain suddenly reappear days, weeks or months later? You should be aware of some easily reversible malefactors that can cause the normal Active Directory replication to be overthrown causing "tombstoned" users, groups or organization units to come back from the dead. Click here
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LIVE WEBCAST
Migrating VPN leased lines to IP
In this expert webcast, Jeffrey Posluns, founder of SecuritySage Consulting, explains the trend of enterprises migrating their VPN infrastructures from leased lines to IP using protocols such as IPsec, MPLS and SSL. Find out more about the options and choose the best option.
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Dear Roberta,
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Windows 2000 Server phase-out
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THE MISSING LINK
Ping! IM SLAPs business users
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If you still think instant messaging is the domain of giggly teenagers, keep this in mind: A new study shows that IM is also the domain of giggly professionals. According to corporate IM vendor Omnipod, "serious" IMers love their acronyms as much as teens. While "LOL" (laugh out loud) and "OMG" (oh my God) may be considered teen IM, grown-up users in cubicles are likely to use "SLAP" (sounds like a plan), "BFO" (blinding flash of
the obvious) and "IHMB" (I hate my boss). Omnipod researchers found that "BRB" (be right back) is the most popular IM acronym in the workplace, followed by "CTRN" (can't talk right now), "IMO" (in my opinion), "HTH" (hope this helps) and "IAM" (in a meeting).
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