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As a result of the HP-Compaq merger, assuming good execution, enterprise customers can expect HP to beef up its services offerings, as well as its Windows-based server and workstation lines. There will be an added thrust in developing and marketing Itanium-based processors.
03/20/2002
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Precise Software Solutions is using its prominent position in Windows server storage to attempt a step up into the software sector that provides higher level views of a company's storage capacity.
03/20/2002
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Hewlett-Packard Co. chairman and CEO Carly Fiorina announced that a preliminary examination of shareholder votes shows that HP shareholders approved the company's merger with Compaq Computer Corp.
03/19/2002
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03/19/2002
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As is common with launches of new processor lines, the new Intel Xeon MPs do not deliver on their performance promises yet, even in benchmark situations.
03/19/2002
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Microsoft changed the keynote topic for its 10th annual TechEd show in New Orleans in April from Windows .NET Server to just .NET.
03/19/2002
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In just two years since exploding onto the Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) market with SQL Server 7.0 OLAP Services, Microsoft already shares the No. 1 position in market share with Hyperion Solutions, according to an analyst report. The same report projects that Microsoft will easily overtake Hyperion for sole ownership of the No. 1 spot in 2002.
03/14/2002
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Redmond opened the nomination process late last month for users and organizations interested in beta testing the forthcoming 64-bit version of SQL Server, codenamed Liberty, and for a fourth service pack for SQL Server 7.0.
03/14/2002
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Microsoft shifted its focus in developing an embedded version of the Windows .NET Server operating system.
03/13/2002
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The way the operating system interacts with the BIOS means Windows counts the virtual processor created by Intel's new Hyper-Threading technology against the processor licensing limit. The glitch raises problems for users with more than half the physical processors their version of Windows 2000 is supposed to support.
03/13/2002
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IBM took a major step toward broadening the choices for customers interested in greater-than-eight-processor Windows servers. IBM rolled out the eight-processor version in its Enterprise X-Architecture line. The next piece, set to come in July, will be a 16-way system.
03/13/2002
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A Microsoft technical white paper, however, explains that Windows 2000 Server in many cases cannot properly exploit the Hyper-Threading technology in the Xeon MP.
03/13/2002
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Sun filed a private lawsuit against Microsoft seeking damages and penalties for what the company claims Microsoft did to its Java-based business by abusing monopoly power.
03/12/2002
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Intel formally launched the 32-bit processor that will provide the foundation for multiprocessing on Windows servers for the next several years.
03/12/2002
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Microsoft Corp. notified customers that a third patch is available to protect Windows platforms from the industry-wide SNMP security vulnerability. This time the patch covers Windows NT Terminal Server 4.0.
03/12/2002
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Unisys refreshed its high-end "Wintel mainframe" with a new model for the first time since launching the 32-processor server in 1999.
03/12/2002
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Microsoft to recognize early adopters with wallet card and special certificate.
03/12/2002
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Microsoft continues to work on bringing out patches for all versions of Windows affected by the industry-wide security vulnerability in SNMP.
03/07/2002
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Ferris Research, an analyst firm and consultancy focusing on messaging and collaboration, on Thursday released a list of the four biggest headaches for Exchange 2000 administrators. The culprits, according to Ferris Research, are mass updates of mailboxes, recipient policies, distribution list management and interorganizational use of Exchange.
03/07/2002
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Hoping to better reflect the current data management environment, BMC Software, Inc. unified its database products and business units. In addition, it launched new products for IBM's DB2 database.
03/07/2002
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When it’s released, the new Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA) tool that Microsoft Corp. announced a couple of weeks ago will fulfill a long-sought requirement of Windows systems administration: A free hotfix management tool with a GUI interface and HTML reporting capabilities.
03/06/2002
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abcDB packs punch in a small package
03/06/2002
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IP*Works! relieves you from writing grungy code
03/06/2002
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Customizable filtering from DataPipe
03/06/2002
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Kutchka Templating extends a brainstorming tool
03/06/2002
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Total Visual Code Tools makes it easier to write consistent code
03/06/2002
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New exams guides for Microsoft's developer tracks now available; details beta dates.
03/06/2002
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AQTime helps you target problem code
03/06/2002
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Unisys this week leapfrogged IBM with a Unisys ES7000 32-processor server running Windows Datacenter Server to retake the top spot on an SAP application scalability benchmark.
03/06/2002
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Microsoft this week acknowledged a critical flaw in the Microsoft Virtual Machine that could allow an attacker to intercept confidential information such as usernames and passwords.
03/06/2002
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Although Microsoft has pushed back the schedule for Windows .NET Server, the company is going ahead with the release of a limited edition of Windows Datacenter Server based on Windows .NET Server beta code.
03/05/2002
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With the confirmation that it is delaying the release of Windows .NET Server, Microsoft offers the first tangible proof that its Trustworthy Computing initiative is more than hype.
03/04/2002
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Microsoft set a wicked pace for security bulletins in the last 30 days.
After issuing no bulletins through Jan. 29, Microsoft sent out 12 from Jan. 30 through the end of February.
03/04/2002
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In-Depth
03/01/2002
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The book, despite some drawbacks, is still a useful exam-prep tool for experienced Exchange 5.5 administrators.
03/01/2002
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The world of EAI awaits you. Just enter the realm of HIPAA, RosettaNet, UDDI and document exchange, then prove yourself with this new exam.
03/01/2002
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News
Editors exist for all kinds of scripting needs—some free, some cheap, and some not-so-cheap. Use this guide to help you find the right product for your work.
03/01/2002
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LANutil Elite 5.1 is an efficient, effective hardware and software inventory program.
03/01/2002
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Redmond’s not-so-secret plan to shoo those pesky Apaches away.
03/01/2002
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Create Custom Performance Counters
03/01/2002
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CheckIt Firewall locks down your computer so well that no traffic flows in or out!
03/01/2002
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Security Advisor
Time spent with network security auditors pointed out to Roberta the most common weaknesses in companies. How does yours stack up to her list?
03/01/2002
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A common theme: What does my certification get me?
03/01/2002
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Polka your way around the Internet.
03/01/2002
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In-Depth
Scout out potential trouble by listening to your servers’ sounds. The best plan, as always, is a current backup.
03/01/2002
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Should you chase the rabbit down the newsgroup hole in pursuit of your certification?
03/01/2002
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In-Depth
Editors exist for all kinds of scripting needs—some free, some cheap, and some not-so-cheap. Use this guide to help you find the right product for your work.
03/01/2002
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The value of bootcamps; what MCPs wear; Microsoft's certification retirement policy.
03/01/2002
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Keep your network running from anywhere.
03/01/2002
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This month, Greg discusses the right (and wrong) way to be an effective supervisor.
03/01/2002