A huge thank you for this follow up to an issue that impacted Remote Web Workplace. The issue was that as you built a XP sp3 with IE7 slipstream install that you could not enable the Terminal Server Redistributable (Active X control) that RWW needs to function. If you install XP sp3 it gets disabled...
A huge thank you for this follow up to an issue that impacted Remote Web Workplace. The issue was that as you built a XP sp3 with IE7 slipstream install that you could not enable the Terminal Server Redistributable (Active X control) that RWW needs to function. If you install XP sp3 it gets disabled...
The Infrastructure Planning and Design (IPD) guides are the next version of Windows Server System Reference Architecture. The guides in this series help clarify and streamline design processes for Microsoft infrastructure technologies, with each guide addressing a unique infrastructure technology or...
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Anonymous
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06-28-2008
Filed under: OpsMgr 2007, Training, Security, Virtualization, Softgrid, vPro, Networking, NAP, App-V, Hyper-V
Enterprise Certified has just announced expanded functionality AND very aggressive pricing for the eSCOP ACS reporting. Now eSCOP has over 500 ACS configurable reports bundled for $2,500.00. That’s less than $10 per report! For an example, listing of regulatory compliance related ACS report is attached...
Let us count the ways in which by default an SBS 2008 RC0 server can be remotely accessed without using 3rd party tools. Remote Web Workplace: PC’s, Servers, Email
Outlook Web Access
Terminal Services
Outlook Anywhere
Exchange Active Sync
VPN
Telnet Of these which is the most difficult to secure...
Testing out tonight a new URLScan beta 3 Information is here http://blogs.iis.net/nazim/archive/2008/06/05/using-the-new-rules-configuration-in-urlscan-v3-0-beta-part-1.aspx and http://blogs.iis.net/wadeh/archive/2008/06/05/urlscan-v3-0-beta-release.aspx and having to make a few tweaks to balance out...
Windows Server Division WebLog : UrlScan 3.0 Beta and Tools to Help Mitigate SQL Injection Attacks: http://blogs.technet.com/windowsserver/archive/2008/06/24/new-guidance-and-tools-to-help-mitigate-sql-injection-attacks.aspx Running on this very server is URLScan 3.0. ..should it be run on a SBS 2003...
Windows Server Division WebLog : UrlScan 3.0 Beta and Tools to Help Mitigate SQL Injection Attacks: http://blogs.technet.com/windowsserver/archive/2008/06/24/new-guidance-and-tools-to-help-mitigate-sql-injection-attacks.aspx Running on this very server is URLScan 3.0. ..should it be run on a SBS 2003...
Here's my "theory". I put it in quotes as there's some parts of the puzzle I'm missing because of not large enough log files..but I'm pretty sure based on what I've seen to come to this conclusion. So where did I go wrong? By assuming that my biggest target of the blog/web...
Here's my "theory". I put it in quotes as there's some parts of the puzzle I'm missing because of not large enough log files..but I'm pretty sure based on what I've seen to come to this conclusion. So where did I go wrong? By assuming that my biggest target of the blog/web...