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If you are looking at implementing Microsoft’s Terminal Services under Windows 2000 there are a few things you need to look at before you go ahead.  I am going to explain the Pros and Cons as I see them for implementing Terminal Services.  I have been running Thin Clients off our server for about 6 […]

Bart Teunis Introduction: As we all know the Internet spans the whole world and you can find a place to connect to the Internet at the most strange places in the world (i.e. easyinternet from EasyEverything). Today many websites are sound enabled. Voice over IP uses the IP protocol to send audio between one or […]

“Sun Microsystems on Tuesday will release the latest draft specification of the XML file format that will be included in the next version of its StarOffice software suite due out later this year.” Sun Microsystems on Tuesday will release the latest draft specification of the XML file format that will be included in the next […]

– Release of version 1.0 (the 20th public release) – Package hierarchy now starts at org.apache.log4j. [***] – Added the fatal() family of methods to the Category class. Moreoever, the EMERG priority has been removed from the Priority class. This priority has been replaced by the FATAL priority that is more widely accepted. This change […]

Date: Mon, 08 Jan 2001 15:21:58 -0500 From: Rodent of Unusual Size To: ApacheCon Announcements Subject: Keynote Speakers for Santa Clara We have two special keynote speakers slotted for ApacheCon in Santa Clara this April: a ‘guru’ keynote given by Jon ‘maddog’ Hall, and a ‘visionary’ keynote given by David Brin. Two special keynote speakers […]

Secure Web Server Market Share Change December 2000 survey found 58,117 servers across all domains. December November Change Server Count % Count % % —————————————————————— Apache 21383 36.79% 20840 36.61% +0.18% Stronghold 14537 25.01% 14552 25.56% -0.55% Microsoft 14475 24.91% 13953 24.51% +0.40% Netscape 4561 7.85% 4512 7.93% -0.08% WebStar 568 0.98% 543 0.95% +0.03% […]

Nathan Reynolds As most of you are aware, Windows 2000 includes a new authentication package, which is Microsoft’s implementation of MIT’s Kerberos protocol. This protocol is much more secure than NTLM and NTLMv2. And with that, I’m going to show you how a client logon happens with Kerberos. As most of you are aware, Windows […]

Martin Tuip This time not a technical article, but this is as important. I spend quite some time out in the Exchange and Exchange 2000 newsgroups and mail lists answering questions and reading posts.  By doing this I help people out and gain knowledge myself at the same time.  Most questions though could have been […]

by Dana Daugherty Here are my notes from the field on a failed secondary SMS site. My notes outline the actual cause of the server failure, a failed rebuild attempt and the steps for the successful rebuild.  Dana Daugherty recently had to rebuild a SMS secondary site server. These notes outline the actual cause of […]

Christopher Rice     I have recently been doing a bit of consulting on the side creating software installations.  What this has brought to my attention is that there are a whole slew of different ways to get your software onto a target computer. I have recently been doing a bit of consulting on the side […]

Nathan Reynolds Some people have asked me, “What happens in the background when I access a resource in another domain?” I’m going to give you a quick and dirty about this process below. This process only pertains to NTLM, and not Win2k’s Kerberos protocol, which handles trusts in a different manner. This document outlines the […]

From Ken Coar: There is less than a week left for presentation proposals to be submitted for the ApacheCon 2001 conference, which will be held in Santa Clara, California, USA, on 4-6 April 2001. Presenters whose proposals are accepted have registration fees waived, reasonable travel expenses paid, and part or all of their lodging expenses […]