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Microsoft released Windows Server 2003 to manufacturing, clearing the way for OEMs to begin building systems with the new operating system and for Microsoft to begin boxing and distributing the OS for the April 24 launch.
03/28/2003
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HP this month began shipping an ultra-dense ProLiant server that packs four Intel Xeon processors into 2U of rack space.
03/27/2003
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A number of Microsoft Certified Trainers are up in arms over an MCP Magazine article they say puts contract trainers in an unfavorable light.
03/27/2003
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Stratus Technologies this month unveiled its next generation of entry-level fault-tolerant servers for Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003.
03/27/2003
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Microsoft on Wednesday warned users of an "important" new vulnerability involving the Remote Procedure Call (RPC) protocol in Windows NT, Windows 2000 and Windows XP that can allow a denial-of-service attack.
03/26/2003
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CERT on Wednesday moved to help users make sense of a flurry of recent vulnerability notices involving Lotus Notes and Domino on several platforms, including Windows.
03/26/2003
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Dell this week formally announced the first four models in its long-expected entry into the printer market, where the company will use its direct sales approach to aggressively cut prices in targeting printer industry leader HP.
03/26/2003
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2003 SALARY SURVEY UPDATE: It's that time of year when MCP Magazine begins preparing its compensation report for U.S. certified Windows networking and IT professionals, which we'll publish in August 2
03/26/2003
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Next week, VMWare will begin shipping the 4.0 version of its desktop virtualization software, VMWare Workstation.
03/25/2003
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Unisys this week introduced updated software for self-management and self-healing of its massive ES7000 Windows servers, and also showed off add-on modules for easing server consolidation and resource management.
03/25/2003
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Kevin Johnson took over the job of group vice president for Microsoft's worldwide sales, marketing and services group.
03/25/2003
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A CTEC's closing can affect many people, including students. Here are nine ways to protect yourself and your investment.
03/21/2003
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Florida-based GTS is an extreme example of what's happened in the broader computer training industry, but some CTECs have managed to remain in business with reputations intact.
03/20/2003
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Verizon Wireless and Sprint launched Microsoft PocketPC Phone Edition offerings this week that open the data-intensive phone devices to a much broader market in the United States.
03/20/2003
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Microsoft's enterprise firewall contains a security hole that attackers could use to cause denial-of-service conditions in internal Domain Name Service servers. The security flaw with Internet Security & Acceleration Server rates as a "moderate" security risk, Microsoft security officials determined.
03/20/2003
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Microsoft formally launched the .NET Compact Framework for supporting and creating mobile applications on Wednesday at the Microsoft Mobility Developers Conference. Redmond has been talking about the framework for a year, with beta releases in April and September and an official Release to Manufacturing in October.
03/20/2003
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Microsoft late Wednesday alerted customers to a critical flaw affecting all versions of Windows since Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 98.
03/20/2003
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While the Microsoft Management Summit this week was long on promises, with the far-off Microsoft System Center product taking center stage, Microsoft did announce one deliverable designed to make Windows server deployment and administration easier at very large enterprises.
03/19/2003
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Microsoft last week extended the deadline for MCSD on .NET candidates to obtain the free voucher for Exam 70-300, Analyzing Requirements and Defining .NET Solution Architectures.
03/19/2003
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Back up the back end.
03/19/2003
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Ex-employees were severely affected by the reported dubious business practices of Miami's Global Training Solutions, but ex-contract employees and vendors were no less immune.
03/19/2003
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Microsoft is waking and smelling the coffee -- and it isn’t Java. It's Linux.
03/19/2003
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Poke around in the dangerous world of Portable EXEs.
03/19/2003
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An add-in that makes VS.NET smarter.
03/19/2003
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A unified look at ActiveX and COM components.
03/19/2003
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Hewlett-Packard this week introduced an entry-level server starting at $550 for cost-sensitive, small- to medium-sized businesses. The server is part of the tc2100 series, which costs less than HP's flagship line of ProLiant industry-standard servers.
03/19/2003
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Microsoft will not release a new version of Application Center, the server product introduced two years ago for deploying and managing high-availability Web applications.
03/18/2003
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A critical, newly discovered flaw in Internet Information Services 5.0 could open Windows 2000-based Web servers, and other Windows 2000 systems that were installed with default settings, to a code execution vulnerability.
03/18/2003
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First in a series: After more than 10 years of loyal service to the company, Tanya Prince figured she was due for some loyalty back.
03/18/2003
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Microsoft plans to release the next version of Microsoft Operations Manager in 2004 with ease of use, rapid deployment and better management packs being the top priorities for Microsoft's first full rewrite of the technology it bought from NetIQ.
03/18/2003
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Microsoft will combine Systems Management Server and Microsoft Operations Manager into a unified product called Microsoft System Center over the next few years, the company revealed in a management roadmap keynote Tuesday in Las Vegas.
03/18/2003
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AMD, continuing its quest to move the industry away from the clockspeed references in processor names that it argues are nearly meaningless, on Thursday announced a new model number strategy for its Opteron line of processors that launches April 22.
03/13/2003
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Microsoft claims to have distributed 45,000 Beta 2 copies of Exchange Server 2003, the incremental release of Exchange 2000 Server that is expected to ship at about the same time as Microsoft Office 2003.
03/11/2003
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Microsoft released the Beta 2 version of Microsoft Office 2003 to customers and partners on Sunday in preparation for a mid-year release. About 500,000 copies are being distributed.
03/11/2003
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Microsoft is set to unveil its plans for the next version of Microsoft Operations Manager next week. The venue will be the Microsoft Management Summit in Las Vegas.
03/11/2003
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Microsoft put its server technology for real-time communications, such as instant messaging, out for a broad public beta test on Thursday.
Code-named Greenwich, the technology was originally planned to be a part of Windows Server 2003. Last year, Microsoft pulled the technology out of the base server and announced that it would ship later.
03/06/2003
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Corel Corp. this week said the next version of its flagship office suite, WordPerfect Office 11, will be available in late April. That would put Corel's worker productivity suite in users' hands a few months ahead of Microsoft's next version of Office, which is slated for release in early June.
03/06/2003
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Sonic Mobility, which makes software for remotely administering Windows servers from PDAs, extended its solution this week to support remote access to the NetIQ AppManager Suite.
03/06/2003
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Drag-and-drop UML diagramming.
03/05/2003
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A low-overhead, non-intrusive code optimizer.
03/05/2003
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Keep security in mind during the development process.
03/05/2003
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Design tool adds new tool palettes and other UI enhancements.
03/05/2003
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Aelita Software this week introduced an infrastructure tool to help deal with the problems facing enterprises with mature Active Directories.
03/05/2003
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Cape Clear's excellent—and free—Web Services editor.
03/05/2003
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Next week, Shavlik Technologies will begin shipping the new version of HFNetChkPro, its product for automated, real-time management of Microsoft patches.
03/05/2003
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Is spam becoming a serious problem on your Exchange servers? Messaging tools vendor GFI is offering a way for enterprises to back into anti-spamming tools without committing money up front.
03/05/2003
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The road map for your .NET object development.
03/05/2003
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Rounding up the best news via RSS.
03/05/2003
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Most editions of Windows Server 2003 will cost the same as their Windows 2000 counterparts, while the new Web Edition, which is designed to compete with Linux, will cost less than half as much as the Standard Edition, Microsoft revealed Monday.
03/04/2003
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Microsoft will make collaboration services available for Windows Server 2003 customers sometime this year after the April ship of the base operating system.
03/04/2003