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The link at Guy's blog seems to work now.

1: yes 2: yes This link will give some incite on how to join NT machines to a Windows 2008 domain. When a Windows NT 4.0-based computer tries to use the NETLOGON service to establish a security channel to a Windows Server 2008-based domain controller, the operation may fail

Read all 'iPhone 3G' posts in The Daily Download CNET News, CA - Jul 10, 2008 The object of hilarity and defamation is VistaPerfection 2.0, a theme by developer Spec-Works that plops the Windows Vista GUI onto the iPhone. ... More...

Here are some photos of the black and white versions of the iPhone 3G from the day of the launch! More...

The Read-only Domain Controller is one of the new and most existing features of Windows Server 2008. So is Server Core. Combining these two features opens up a whole new world of possibilities for your Active Directory environment. Server Core Domain Controllers are the high-performance low-maintenance brothers of Domain Controllers running on full installations of Windows Server 2008. I've already showed you a long time ago how to install Server Core Domain Controllers. (the post that started the Server Core frenzy on my blog over a year ago) Now I feel it's time to show you how to add Server Core Read-only Domain Controllers to your existing Windows Server 2008 domain. This blogpost contains the following information: Reasoning Reasons to install additional Domain Controllers Reasons to install Read-only Domain Controllers Reasons to install Server Core RODCs [*]Preparations At least one Windows Server 2008 Domain Controller Domain and Forest functional levels RODCPrep RODC Compatibility Pack for down-level clients Active Directory Sites [*]Installation Method 1 (Scripting) [*]Installation Method 2 (Answerfile) [*]Installation Method 3 (Staged Deployment) [*]Installation Method 4 (Install from Media) [*]Concluding Read the guide.

Why you want (and need) a Linux Live CD CNET News, CA - 41 minutes ago The downside however, is that it requires a Windows XP or Server 2003 CD and support for Vista is far from complete. In a nutshell, its an XP thing. ... More...

Apple opened the iPhone Application Store a day early: Here are some pictures of the store, the app buying and installing experience, and what it's like to use some of the first third party iPhone applications! More...

In my latest iPhone Software 2.0 screenshot gallery, I examine specific new features exposed by this major update! More...

Try turning off secure passwords.

Don't compare GNU/Linux with Windows or MacOS - they are not in ... Free Software Magazine - 2 hours ago The Vista release was such a sore-point for Microsoft that a month ago another blog on the same site claimed that Microsoft is asking manufacturers to start ... More...

Don't compare GNU/Linux with Windows or MacOS - they are not in ... Free Software Magazine - 1 hour ago The Vista release was such a sore-point for Microsoft that a month ago another blog on the same site claimed that Microsoft is asking manufacturers to start ... More...

In this security conscious age, it makes sense to build your hypervisor (the layer that has access to EVERYTHING that goes to the physical resources in a virtual scenario) on a hardened underlying operating system. In order to allow for this, Microsoft has constructed Hyper-V so that you can use the Server Core edition of the operating system to install Hyper-V on. Installing on Server Core allows you to minimize the footprint of the operating system and the attendant vulnerabilities potentially created by the number of unnecessary components in the full Windows Server 2008 install (like the .NET framework, for example). The drawback is that you do not have the user friendly windows and elements provided by those "unnecessary components". To install the Hyper-V role on Server Core, the last step is actually the installation. First, you need to ensure your hardware is compatible. Then check to make sure your operating system is correct and ready for the installation. THEN install Hyper-V on the core installation. This mini-guide examines the server core installation from the BIOS check through to the installation of the role. This guide makes the assumption that the necessary portions like setting up your disk arrays has already taken place at a hardware level and that you are using directly connected storage or otherwise a storage arrangement which does not require additional steps. Should you need to install or configure a driver manually on server core, insert those procedures as necessary in this guide. Read Installing Hyper-V on Windows Server 2008, Server Core

If you are like me and just itching to try and install OpsMgr 2007 DB and Reporting on Longhorn and cannot wait till SQL 2008 to install SQL on Longhorn as they do not support SQL 2005 on Longhorn you can try my HACK!! Yes, this is NOT supported by the OpsMgr team and our test manager will probably kill me for posting this on the web but what the heck that why there are blogs. These steps are a culmination of things Stephanie and Melissa on our test team and I have tried to get it to work. So here it goes Read Steps to install OpsMgr 2007 DB and Reporting on Windows Server 2008

I've uploaded four more iPhone Software 2.0 screenshot galleries which detail each of the system's built-in applications! More...

In this first set of iPhone Software 2.0 screenshots, I take a quick look at the home screen, some new settings, and the Application Store! More...

Wondering what the experience is going to be like next week when Apple makes its long-awaited iPhone Software 2.0 available? Well, wonder no more! More...

Set one up as DC. You can set up VPN that way users can connect remotely and have access to all the resources on the domain.

You're right. I went to technet myself searching for the issue. I'll keep looking for an answer in case this scenario comes up to bite me. So far my clients want clean upgrades to 2008.

It does sound like a cal issue. Did you use per device cals or per user cals?

Ah Another Opportunity for Desktop Linux DaniWeb, VA - 34 minutes ago Vaughan-Nichols, by the way, points out that experience dictates that Windows 7 actual ship date will in all likelihood slip beyond the announced January, ... More...

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I'm not, but, I have run Sharepoint on 2003.

Shouldn't be a problem.

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http://news.google.com/news?imgefp=UzhlEEC3zk0J&imgurl=vista.blorge.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/glasgow_office_08.jpg TECH.BLORGE.com CIOs speak out: Vista’s dying, but the iPhone ain’t bad TECH.BLORGE.com, Australia - 37 minutes ago Sacconaghi conducted a survey of European and US CIOs (Chief Information Officer) on adoption rates of Windows Vista and the Apple iPhone. ... More...