Redmond Report, July 18 -- Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine Online

Redmond Report, July 18

07/18/2005

This week: Small Business gets Partner recognition; Microsoft releases three fixes for Patch Tuesday; TCP Chimney dispute settled; more. Plus, interview with Steve Taylor of TNT Software.

Article links for items mentioned in this week's audiocast:

TNT Software Event Log Manager 4.0
Small Business Gets Big Recognition
Softricity Updates SoftGrid – Delays Zero Touch
SonaSafe Exchange Standby Solution Ships
RES Brings Wisdom to Windows Change Management
Microsoft Releases Three Critical Security Bulletins
Internet Explorer Flaw Still Under Investigation
Windows Small Business Server 2003 R2 to Follow General R2 Release
TCP Chimney Dispute Cleaned Up

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