I received an email today, saying that I am MVP for another year. I am honored since this represents many of the elite it-pros all around the world Also on the same day, Microsoft released vNext previews of Windows Server and System Center also Windows 10. Alot of documentation has been released, but remember its […]
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With the recent announcement of the ShellShock vulnerability many vendors have done a great job with coming with patching / fixes to close the vulnerability. Citrix has released an knowledge article which shows what Citrix products are affected here –> http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX200217 But! Citrix has also released an update to AppFirewall signature to include fixes to
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Today Microsoft released CU3 version of ConfigMgr 2013 R2, and there are some minor bugfixes but there is also one important new change here! That is the ability to define allowed Management Points for a client to communicate with, This cumulative update introduces a new registry key on clients that will restrict which management point
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This is something that I have been thinking about for some time, since I have written two books for publisher in the last year. Now and I saw that when writing the books that much of the stuff I wrote about became outdated pretty fast after the books were released. So therefore I came up
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Now lately I’ve seen alot of blogpost talking about how cheaper one of them is compared to the other. Now most of the time I don’t read them as much, but this time I’ve decied to write a post about it to do a comparison. Note I am not being prejudice even if I have
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For those who do not know what vWorkspace is, take a look at my previous blogpost regarding vWorkspace –> http://msandbu.wordpress.com/2014/04/20/introduction-to-dell-vworkspace/ EOP (Enhanced Optimized Protocol) is an enhancement to the RDP protocol which Dell (or Quest) have developed which is a part of vWorkspace. Now Microsoft has made alot of improvements to the RDP procotol in
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Had a case earlier today where a customer wanted to configure Netscaler to authenticate with UPN instead of SamAccountName. And using UPN instead of SamAccountName makes sense in many cases, since it easier for users to remember their email-address instead of their username. So in this scenario my samAccoutName is msandbu and my UPN is
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Yesterday, Dell annouced the launch of their next generation PowerEdge servers. This new generation contains a bunch of new servers. The new models can be seen here –> http://en.community.dell.com/techcenter/extras/w/wiki/7520.dell-13th-generation-poweredge-server-resources Now one of the most important new models is the PowerEdge R730xd server, now one of the nifty features here is that it supports the new
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On the next Netscaler Masteclass in October I will be presenting a session, regarding System Center and Netscaler. To talk about different forms of integration and monitoring. For those who aren’t familiar with the Masterclass it is a webinar series that is hosted by Citrix, which are hosted once a month. So sign up here
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Microsoft just released a the first of Microsoft Azure IaaS exams! which going towards another specialist exams –> Microsoft Specialist: Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions You can see the exam objectives here –> https://www.microsoft.com/learning/en-us/exam.aspx?id=70-533 They have also created a training course –> 20533A: Implementing Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions (5 Days) Now I have already created a
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