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RIS on the Run

Admin wants to do unattended installs as smoothly as possible without "faking" it.

Malware Not Taking Hold

Heads shake to as why but nod to the results.

Muglia Updates Windows Server Roadmap

In a press tour on Friday, Microsoft senior vice president for Windows Server Bob Muglia updated the Windows Server release schedule for next year.

PDC 2005 Set for September

Microsoft this week announced that it would hold a 2005 Professional Developers Conference in Los Angeles in September. PDC 2003, also in Los Angeles, was a major event where Microsoft publicly introduced the Windows "Longhorn" operating system and laid out the fundamental components, called pillars, of that next-generation operating system.

Microsoft to Release 5 Non-Critical Bulletins Tuesday

Microsoft's Security Response Center is working on five non-critical security bulletins for release next Tuesday, the company said late Thursday as part of its newly public Security Bulletin Advance Notification program.

Windows Server 2003 R2 Enters Beta

Windows Server 2003 "R2" formally entered the private beta testing stage this week, Microsoft senior vice president for the Windows Server Division Bob Muglia said on Friday.

IT Weekly Roundup, Dec. 10

From the business wires this week: a firewall for education networks, a USB fingerprint reader for printing, and a man skates across the U.S. to meet Bill Gates.

Cassatt to Ship Major Collage Update

Data center automation startup Cassatt says it will ship Version 3.0 of its Collage management product in the first quarter of 2005. The upcoming release will enable Collage to manage multiple tiered applications and will add support for Windows servers.

Improved Windows Group Policy Suite to Ship

AutoProf is set to release this month Policy Maker Professional 2.0, a significant update of the company’s suite of user management extensions that plug in to Microsoft’s Group Policy Object Editor in Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003.

Half Off E-Learning Courses Until January

Microsoft offering many Windows 2003 and Exchange e-learning courses at discount for limited time.

Windows 2003 Disaster Recovery Best Practices for the MCSE

Wait long enough and disaster will strike your servers. It's time you developed an effective recovery plan.

IBM Sells PC Division to Chinese Lenovo Group Limited

IBM, the company that transformed personal computers from a hobby to an industry with the introduction of its PC line in 1981, will bow out of the increasingly low-margin market through a partnership with the Chinese firm, Lenovo Group Limited.

Sliced Too Thin

Fixing last week's slow file copy problem required taking bigger bites.

Microsoft Posts Release Candidate of Windows Server 2003 SP1

Microsoft posted the release candidate version of Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 to its Download Center on Monday.

Business Drives IT – Literally – Says HP of OpenView Automation Manager Debut

HP will ship this month a new addition to the company’s lineup of OpenView Server Change and Management products.

A Virus by any Other Name

Just like their biological brethren, the computer kind mutate, too.

First Person Impersonate

Welcome to a new column on scripting!

The Microsoft Management Roadmap

Microsoft shipped a lot of management tools in 2004. A few minor pieces are on the calendar for delivery in 2005, but most of Microsoft's development work these days when it comes to administration and management is focused on the plumbing that connects Microsoft products.

IT Weekly Roundup, Dec. 3

From the business wires this week: a Wi-Fi firewall, Web content management solution and more Intel Xeon servers.

Microsoft to Offer NT 4 Custom Contracts Through 2006

Less than a month from Windows NT 4.0 Server's official end of life, Microsoft on Friday announced that it will offer custom support contracts for large customers running the aging operating system through the end of 2006.

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