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Microsoft overhauls search on support sites
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Optimizing MOM 2005 alert volume
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Expert claims Wi-Fi is far from dead
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More headlines
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Crash Course -- Windows vs. Linux
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'Application strategies and server sizing'
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Energy Star EZ GPO software
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The Missing Link: Liquid lunch makes for tipsy bunch
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Microsoft overhauls search on support sites
[SearchWin2000.com]
IT administrators will be among those who should benefit from the technical changes the software maker has made to its online support center.
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Optimizing MOM 2005 alert volume
[myITforum.com]
The recently released Microsoft Operations Manager 2005 Solution Accelerators noticeably increase MOM's value in the enterprise, according to one expert.
Expert claims Wi-Fi is far from dead
[SearchNetworking.com]
Though WiMax-enabled devices could soon be the norm, Wi-Fi is hardly on the way out. One expert explains why 802.11 technology won't be harmed by the proliferation of 802.16e.
More headlines
[From around the Web]
CA releases open source DB for Windows (eWEEK)
Home users threaten enterprises (SearchSecurity.com)
IT managers seeing SOX curveball (SearchOracle.com)
VoIP security, 'spit' concern experts (SearchSecurity.com)
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LEARNING CENTER:
Crash Course -- Windows vs. Linux
Microsoft continues to try to convince customers that Windows is a better value proposition than Linux. Has Microsoft made its point or is Linux still a contender? You decide!
CHAPTER OF THE WEEK:
'Application strategies and server sizing'
Optimizing Terminal Services may seem like a simple game of adding RAM and faster processors. This is a mistake, as there are tons of variables in play that can dramatically improve - or cripple - a TS environment. This chapter takes a thorough under-the-hood look at two key areas of TS optimization: strategies for pulling off complex application installations and smart server sizing.
TIP:
Energy Star EZ GPO software
The U.S. government's Environmental Protection Agency's Energy Star program has released an application called the EZ GPO tool, designed to simplify the job of allowing administrators to set power-management options for all machines in their organization.
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Liquid lunch makes for tipsy bunch
[The Register]
Brits like to do lunch with a guy named Guinness. Or Boddingtons. Or perhaps with a Russian guy named Stolichnaya or a pair of brothers named Gallo. Yes, according to a recent survey in the U.K., 33% of respondents said they enjoyed lunchtime libations three times per week and most of them (76%) admitted they felt a little buzz when they got back to work. This could be a potentially dangerous problem for some companies, but it
might explain why your IT guy keeps trying to install spam filters on the break room coffeemaker.
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