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DirTeam bloggers at TechEd Europe 2013
11 April 13 10:26 AM

From Monday June 24 2013 to Friday June 28 2013, Microsoft organizes TechEd Europe at the Feria Internacional de Madrid (IFEMA ) in Madrid, Spain. With a much warmer climate than Amsterdam (TechEd Europe 2012) and Berling (TechEd Europe 2009 and TechEd Read More...

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Filed under: Windows, TechEd, Marriot, Teched Europe

Backing up a Threat Management Gateway using Backup Exec
26 July 12 12:31 PM

Everyone can have some trouble using Backup Exec to backup their Threat Management Gateway 2010 . TMG uses a different range of dynamic ports from the standard Windows Server installations. Since Windows Vista the new default start port is 49152. The Read More...

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Filed under: R2, Server, 2008, Windows, TMG, Dynamic, Port, Backup Exec, Threat Management Gateway

TMG Compression broke my site
08 February 12 03:04 PM

Microsoft Threat Management Gateway ( TMG ) should make publishing websites easy. Generally it is. We had a configuration as shown below: This should work like a charm. Unfortunately it did not in Internet Explorer 9. Upon testing the published site we Read More...

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Filed under: R2, Server, 2008, Windows, SendAcceptEncodingHeader, Forefront, chaching, TMG, Sharepoint, chache, compression

How not to create redundancy in your Exchange
08 September 11 10:23 AM

When I was at a client the other day I encountered the following: As you can see the Exchange environment in itself already contains a single point of failure. Namely the Exchange-01 server who solemnly functions as a client access and transport hub. Read More...

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Filed under: database, Server, 2008, Windows, esx, vmware, failover, Exchange 2007, Exchange, cluster

Upgrading SQL
06 July 11 04:51 PM

When upgrading your environment to squeaky clean Windows Server 2008 R2 installations sooner or later you will have to tackle the SQL server. Migrating a Microsoft SQL server from 2005 to, say, 2008 R2 should be a walk in the park. It should be, if no Read More...

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Filed under: R2, database, Migration, SQL, Server, 2008, SQL Server, Windows