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Did you create a local zone for the machine name in DNS and assign an IP to it?

Red Hat Drops Plans For Consumer Desktop Linux InformationWeek, NY - 4 minutes ago Redmond earlier this month announced that it would extend the life of Windows XP -- but only for low-cost systems not capable of running Windows Vista. More... View All Our Microsoft Related Feeds

CNET Blogs Confessions of a Linux newbie CNET Blogs, CA - 1 hour ago I soon realized that many long-time Linux users have an emotional connection to the OS, and I don't mean the anger and frustration that Windows veterans ... More... View All Our Microsoft Related Feeds

I just did a test and followed the guide and I did get the role. It could be a problem with RC1. I didn't have any problem in the released build. Why are you using an RC when final version is available and you can get a free 180 day eval?

Shouldn't have any problems running Windows 2008 in a Windows 2003 domain.

Anyone here had both? recently I accepted a new position and I had to give back my iPhone. Its been two weeks but the shakes have finally gone away. Now I am extremely unhappy with my Verizon Chocolate, esp since I now use my cell for work. I'd rather be able to get a Verizon phone but frankly it doesn't seem like they have anything close to as awesome as iPhone. Is anyone really happy with a phone with Windows mobile? Has anyone had both? Thinking about just cancelling my verizon contract and going with AT&T :( More... View All Our Microsoft Related Feeds

Hey all, I''m working on a GUI application for Windows Mobile and I'm having trouble detectomg input on devices with QWERTY keyboards (HTC and Samsung models). Two questions: A: QWERTY input works "under the hood" in standard windows gui components, but in this application we create own GUI and thus we directly handle the basic Form.OnKeyPressed and Form.OnKeyDown events. The data sent to the event handlers don't seem to contain correctly mapped key codes for QWERTY keys with or without modifiers... What is the "canon" way of detecting what the QWERTY keys actually "intend" to send - ie. intended character taking into consideration pressed modifier keys such as fn, caps, shift etc. B: Is there any straight forward way of detecting whether the device has QWERTY capability and/or is in "QWERTY mode"* (ie. keyboard slid out on slide models?) Regards, Thomas Kjeldahl Nilsson More... View All Our Microsoft Related Feeds

First off I'll post with the thought you'll be using the 64bit version of Windows 2008. I would go for an Intel Quad core processor or dual Xeons and use an Intel motherboard. For memory go with 4 gigs unless you'll be running database intensive apps then go with at least 8gigs. Memory of choice for me is GSkill. Use SCSI drives, at least 5, in a raid 10 array for redundancy and best performane. Whatever you company currently uses for backup will work fine. I haven't had any problems with any hardware so if you buy top of the line components you be sure it will last you a long tme.

Best advice I can give is to that if Windows 2003 ran on the hardware Windows 2008 will run fine. Unlike going from XP to Vista this is a server OS so you won't be running glass or any of the other effects that are standard with Vista. If anything Winodws 2008 will run better and more efficient on te same hardware as Winodws 2003.

The Tech Herald Unhacked Linux eWeek, NY - Mar 31, 2008 With Windows Vista SP1 on a Fujitsu U810, Adobe Flash proved to be its Achilles' heel. In theory, the Flash vulnerability is cross-platform. ... CanSecWest: Vista taken down – Linux last one standing The Tech Herald Mac and Vista beaten by Linux in hacking contest Digital Arts Online all 37 news articles More... View All Our Microsoft Related Feeds

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There is a difference in the way services are handled. Services that would install and run on 2003 don't work on 2008. I haven't had a chance to look deeper into the difference. I really should take the time because I know this type of problem will hit me when I start to migrate clients from 2003 to Windows 2008 Server. Please post what you find and I will do the same.

Re: fax sevrer? This link should do it: Windows 2008 Fax Server Role

Use the server manager to install 3.0. Open server manager and expand features. First selection is for .net 3.0.

The Tech Herald CanSecWest: Vista taken down – Linux last one standing The Tech Herald, IN - 21 minutes ago The MacBook Air was the first to fall, and the second laptop to be hacked for this years contest was the Fujitsu U810 running Windows Vista Ultimate with ... More... View All Our Microsoft Related Feeds

Linux defeats hackers, but Vista & Mac OS X fall PC Advisor, UK - 16 minutes ago It took two days of work, but Shane Macaulay, finally cracked the Windows Vista machine on Friday, with a little help from his friends. ... More... View All Our Microsoft Related Feeds

Last year's CanSecWest Winner Repeats on Vista, Ubuntu Wins Slashdot - Mar 29, 2008 According to the sponsor TippingPoint's blog, Shane Macaulay used a new 0day exploit against Adobe Flash in order to secure his win. At the end of the day, ... More... View All Our Microsoft Related Feeds

Last year's CanSecWest Winner Repeats on Vista, Ubuntu Wins Slashdot - Mar 29, 2008 According to the sponsor TippingPoint's blog, Shane Macaulay used a new 0day exploit against Adobe Flash in order to secure his win. At the end of the day, ... More... View All Our Microsoft Related Feeds

Last year's CanSecWest Winner Repeats on Vista, Ubuntu Wins Slashdot - Mar 29, 2008 According to the sponsor TippingPoint's blog, Shane Macaulay used a new 0day exploit against Adobe Flash in order to secure his win. At the end of the day, ... More... View All Our Microsoft Related Feeds

Last year's CanSecWest Winner Repeats on Vista, Ubuntu Wins Slashdot - Mar 29, 2008 According to the sponsor TippingPoint's blog, Shane Macaulay used a new 0day exploit against Adobe Flash in order to secure his win. At the end of the day, ... More... View All Our Microsoft Related Feeds

Last year's CanSecWest Winner Repeats on Vista, Ubuntu Wins Slashdot - Mar 29, 2008 According to the sponsor TippingPoint's blog, Shane Macaulay used a new 0day exploit against Adobe Flash in order to secure his win. At the end of the day, ... More... View All Our Microsoft Related Feeds

Last year's CanSecWest Winner Repeats on Vista, Ubuntu Wins Slashdot - Mar 29, 2008 According to the sponsor TippingPoint's blog, Shane Macaulay used a new 0day exploit against Adobe Flash in order to secure his win. At the end of the day, ... More... View All Our Microsoft Related Feeds

Last year's CanSecWest Winner Repeats on Vista, Ubuntu Wins Slashdot - Mar 29, 2008 According to the sponsor TippingPoint's blog, Shane Macaulay used a new 0day exploit against Adobe Flash in order to secure his win. At the end of the day, ... More... View All Our Microsoft Related Feeds

Last year's CanSecWest Winner Repeats on Vista, Ubuntu Wins Slashdot - Mar 29, 2008 According to the sponsor TippingPoint's blog, Shane Macaulay used a new 0day exploit against Adobe Flash in order to secure his win. At the end of the day, ... More... View All Our Microsoft Related Feeds

Last year's CanSecWest Winner Repeats on Vista, Ubuntu Wins Slashdot - Mar 29, 2008 According to the sponsor TippingPoint's blog, Shane Macaulay used a new 0day exploit against Adobe Flash in order to secure his win. At the end of the day, ... More... View All Our Microsoft Related Feeds