Articles Archive for November 2010
In this Article I’ll talk about Role Based Access Control (RBAC), the new permission granting model introduced in Exchange Server 2010. Using RBAC we grant administrators the exact set of permissions required, without handing any additional rights.
As at launch in January 2010 SSMS can connect to SQL Azure, but the object browser does not work.
Ensure that you have setup the SQL Azure firewall to allow your IP to connect to SQL Azure.
Start …
SQL Azure comes with a built-in firewall, through which all connection attempts to a SQL Azure database must pass. By default the firewall blocks all access to the database even from your own Azure applications. …
Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 1 release brought a lot of new features to the table (by the way, this article is based on the Beta version available on the Internet) and in …
Recently i had to restore a SQL Server 2008 R2 Database to a Database in another machine and i ended up getting the message:
“The Database was backed up on a server running version 10.50.1600. That …
Active Directory constitutes one of the primary infrastructure components of the majority of Windows-based business environments. Effectively, its resiliency and recoverability are inherently linked to operational continuity and any issues affecting its availability translate into …
Introduction
With the upcoming insurgence of IPv6, accessing computers through DNS names will be more important than ever. While those of us who have been working with IPv4 for many years have found it fairly easy …
Introduction
The Lightweight Directory Service is useful for situations in which applications need access to a directory service, but you do not want to risk compromising your Active Directory database. In this article, you will be …
Microsoft and VMware are at odds over some “guidance” the virtualizaton software maker has issued about Exchange and disaster recovery.
At issue is a section in a document published by VMware titled “Microsoft Exchange 2010 on …
Applications typically make connections to the SQL Server databases in large numbers but what if those connections are not successfully closed? How you can monitor them? This short article describes the methods we can use …
