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Author Archives: Tony Redmond
Forcing an Active Directory update with Exchange 2013 might not be such a good idea
My post of May 4 exploring the question whether the upcoming Exchange 2013 release should force companies to upgrade their Active Directory infrastructures to a modern version generated a considerable number of messages. As you might recall, the question was … Continue reading
Posted in Active Directory, Email, Exchange
Tagged Active Directory, Exchange 2013, Exchange Active Directory upgrade
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Another STC award for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Inside Out
The nice people at Microsoft Press have been in contact with me again to let me know that my book Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Inside Out has now received an “excellence” award from the Society of Technical Communication (STC), the professional body … Continue reading
Ten years on: The HP-Compaq merger
On May 3, 2002 HP announced that it had completed the acquisition of Compaq. The new HPQ stock began trading on May 6 as the new company launched into action around the world. For those of us involved in the … Continue reading
Should Exchange 2013 force an Active Directory upgrade?
One of the interesting debates at the Exchange Q&A session at TEC 2012 was the question whether the upcoming release of Exchange 2013 should force companies who want to deploy the new software to upgrade their Active Directory infrastructure to … Continue reading
Exchange Keynotes at “The Experts Conference”
One of the signs of a better conference is the quality of the keynotes. I’m not qualified to offer an opinion about the Monday morning keynote for the Exchange section of TEC 2012 as I was the speaker. You can … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Exchange, Office 365
Tagged Exchange 2013, Exchange Server future, Office 15, Office 365, Office 365 future, TEC 2012, The Experts Conference
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April 2012 articles published on WindowsITPro.com
Here’s the digest of articles published on my WindowsITPro.com blog in April 2012. FAST searching coming to Office 15 server applications (April 26) reports that the Office 15 wave of server applications (Exchange 2013, SharePoint 2013, and Lync 2013) will share a … Continue reading
On the road again… to San Diego
This week I traveled from Dublin to San Diego to attend “The Experts Conference” (TEC). The conference organizers took care of tickets and I was routed via JFK on Delta rather than my normal choice (probably Aer Lingus to Chicago and onwards … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, Travel
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The Citadel of St. Tropez
Most people who visit St. Tropez on the French Riviera probably think about the glamour side of the town – its up-market shops, the restaurants dotted around the port that can charge an extraordinary amount for an ordinary pizza, the yachts … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Citadel of St. Tropez, Cote d'Azur, France, Provence, Saint-Tropez, St. Tropez, Travel
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A billion? Maybe good value if they’re good patents
At first glance, the news that Microsoft has agreed to pay AOL more than $1 billion for a trove of 925 patents (plus access to 300 patents kept by AOL) might seem to be an expensive purchase to some. Microsoft then … Continue reading
Exchange 2010 SP2 RU2: Deep-dive into what’s in this roll-up update
On Monday, April 16, Microsoft released roll-up update 2 (RU2) for Exchange 2010 SP2. There was nothing strange or unusual in this process because it follows Microsoft’s practice of issuing cumulative roll-up updates for Exchange at regular intervals. On the … Continue reading
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