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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 default end port is 65535. Earlier versions of Windows used 1025 through 5000. The new range ...
    Posted to The way I did it (Weblog) by ChrisPetit on July 26, 2012

  • 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 noticed that some of the SharePoint functionality was not working as intended; Menu ...
    Posted to The way I did it (Weblog) by ChrisPetit on February 8, 2012

  • 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 one is actually using the server. Unfortunately this won’t be the case. Why buy a license to a ...
    Posted to The way I did it (Weblog) by ChrisPetit on July 6, 2011

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