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From the editor:
Introducing SearchExchange.com |
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Featured Topic:
Try virtual IT training |
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Expert Technical Advice:
Featured Expert: Christa Anderson, Terminal Services
Site Exclusives:
>>Microsoft firewall dispels myth of hardware superiority
>>Incentives aim to nudge users off Windows NT
>>Survey: IT spending back from the dead
Tip of the Week: Troubleshooting 'Conflicting Credentials' errors between Windows systems |
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Site Highlights:
Sun's Network Computing Q1 Web Event
Need some light Windows reading?
Adobe Acrobat eats reader for lunch |
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by Marilyn Cohodas, Senior Site Editor
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Raise your hand if your job description includes migrating, deploying, administering, managing, configuring, patching, antivirusing or any other --ing having to do with Exchange.
Just as I suspected. You may not have the title of Exchange admin, but you're definitely performing the role. That's why I'm delighted to introduce you to SearchExchange.com, TechTarget's newest information source and IT community. Debra Bulkeley, an experienced technical journalist, will be leading a top-notch group of editors and industry experts whose mission is to bring you up-to-date and relevant
information about Exchange, from the desktop to the server. Some highlights of the new site:
All the great SearchWin2000.com content about Microsoft messaging from the past four years, now hosted on its own dedicated site.
Expanded best-of-the-web topics that include new information on client and application management, server management, mail protocols, maintenance, migration and security.
Scott Schnoll will continue to answer member questions in a discussion forum and Ask the Experts. He'll be joined by Lee Benjamin, 'the ExchangeGuy' consultant and Microsoft alum, who will field queries about migrating off Exchange 5.5 and deploying Exchange 2000 or Exchange 2003.
Expanded tips on security, server administration, Outlook and migration written by well known Exchange authors such as SearchWin2000.com's Serdar Yegulalp and Brien Posey, whose byline regularly appears on Microsoft, CNET, ZDNet and MSD2D.
The Exchange Advisor newsletter, a compendium of industry news about Exchange, expert advice and interactive site features delivered directly to your inbox Mondays through Thursdays.
Check out the site and let Debra know what you think. If you're registered for the SearchWin2000.com Exchange Administration Tip, look for the premier edition of the Exchange Advisor today. If you're not, be sure to sign up for it.
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Try virtual IT training
by Vandana Sharma, Assistant Editor
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A virtual IT training lab? Readers were intrigued by the use of virtual software to help pass their certification exams. Find out more in the articles and member feedback in this week's Featured Topic.
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Featured Expert: Christa Anderson
Category: Terminal Services
Dear Christa:
I want to set up a Terminal Services environment. However, I wish to restrict users to only be able to see and run their specific applications. For example, users should only see icons for Word, Excel and Outlook on their desktops. They should not have access to anything else including Start, Control Panel, etc. How do I do this?
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Click here to read Christa's expert response.
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| Tip of the Week: Troubleshooting 'Conflicting Credentials' errors between Windows systems |
| When Windows NT, 2000, XP and 2003 systems establish connections between each other for file and printer sharing, permissions for those connections are verified by passing a username and password from the client to the server. Many times an attempt to connect from one machine to another is frustrated by an error that reads: The credentials supplied conflict with an existing set of credentials.
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Sun's Network Computing Q1 Web Event
Check out Sun's Network Computing Q1 Web event February 10-11 and see this quarter's network computer innovations. Plus, get free offers when you sign up for a community program!
See the latest innovations unveiled in this webcast.
Sponsored By: Sun Microsystems
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Need some light Windows reading?
Read the new chapter download, Chapter 6 -- 'Office XP,' for helpful recommendations and hands-on advice for dealing with everything from corrupt files to document recovery.
Address your Office XP issues with this new excerpt.
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