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  Convert-MSOLDomainToFederated: Service not available AAAAAAH…. this is not a typical reaction I have when setting up things, but this one was driving me nuts. Let me explain… Story so far… I was asked to help a company with the implementation of Single Sign-on (SSO) between their on-premises environment... 05-22-2013, 10:27 by ChrisPetit to The way I did it

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  No, my Win-X menu doesn’t work With the installation of Windows 8 there comes an end to the ‘classic’ start menu era. Off course you can put all the programs you want on the start screen. However, things like the control panel, command prompt or the computer management snap-in might... 05-07-2013, 15:58 by ChrisPetit to The way I did it Filed under: Winx, Windows 8

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  DirTeam bloggers at TechEd Europe 2013 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... 04-11-2013, 10:26 by ChrisPetit to The way I did it Filed under: Windows, TechEd, Marriot, Teched Europe

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  Backing up a Threat Management Gateway using Backup Exec 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... 07-26-2012, 12:31 by ChrisPetit to The way I did it Filed under: R2, Server, 2008, Windows, TMG, Dynamic, Port, Backup Exec, Threat Management Gateway

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  TMG Compression broke my site 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... 02-08-2012, 15:04 by ChrisPetit to The way I did it Filed under: R2, Server, 2008, Windows, SendAcceptEncodingHeader, Forefront, chaching, TMG, Sharepoint, chache, compression

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  How not to create redundancy in your Exchange 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.... 09-08-2011, 10:23 by ChrisPetit to The way I did it Filed under: database, Server, 2008, Windows, esx, vmware, failover, Exchange 2007, Exchange, cluster

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  Upgrading SQL 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... 07-06-2011, 16:51 by ChrisPetit to The way I did it Filed under: R2, database, Migration, SQL, Server, 2008, SQL Server, Windows

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  My First Blog Post Since this is my first blog post I’ll use it to write about myself. Since this is an IT related technical blog site you can guess what I’ll be writing about in my future blog posts. Well, my name is Niels Ballis, I live in the Netherlands where I was... 06-13-2010, 8:17 by nielsb to Niels Ballis Blog

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  First Post! My name is Sander Verroen. I have been in IT since fall 2000 -just missed the millennium hype- and am still enjoying every minute of it (IT). I am married, have a beautiful daughter and yes, I do enjoy Star Trek! Because I recently ended a very long project,... 03-28-2009, 13:17 by SanderVerroen to Sander Verroen