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 myITforum Daily Newsletter Daily Newsletter May 31, 2006
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In this issue, you'll read: Community Notes myITforum Sponsorship Today's Articles Today in the Forums Today's Download Today's Web blog Post Today's Industry News Today's Job Postings - 75 Positions to Fill! Today's Fun Link
Community Notes
Calling for SMS Alliance Downloads
We’ve added some new options to the Upload section of the site where you can upload documents, articles, whitepapers, etc. for any of the SMS Alliance members: 1E, Intrinsic, PS’Soft, Macrovision, iAnywhere, Vintela, or just the SMS Alliance, in general.
Logged into the site, go here: http://www.myitforum.com/downloads/upload.asp
Upload your file, give it a name, and choose one of the SMS Alliance companies from the list of categories (they are toward the bottom of the list).
New Discussion List Server Stats
This is pretty cool and thought I'd share with all of you. The new list server software allows me to review stats for the day (the old software did not). The software pumped out 22,782 messages yesterday for a total of 347MB of data. Pretty good!
Now, we just need to get all of you hammering the lists so we can get a real perspective on how well the new software will hold up. Go ahead -- ask your hardest topic questions.
The Lists
BTW: Due to the quick switchover this weekend, any messages you may have sent to the old ListLeague lists on Thursday or Friday of last week, feel free to forward those from your Sent Items folder to the new lists to receive answers to your questions.
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myITforum Sponsorship
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Today's Articles
Random Article
Getting the Drive's Formatted File System by Rod Trent - 9/24/2003 Use this VB Script to retrieve the file format information of the specific drive.
SMS 2003
SMS 2003 Distribution Point Package Utility by Cory Becht - 5/31/2006 This utility will list all of your distribution points and allow you to add or remove packages to them.
Windows
Windows Live Local for Outlook by Rod Trent - 5/31/2006 I downloaded and installed Windows Live Local for Outlook today. I had been meaning to do this prior to now, but haven’t had the time to mess with it. This long weekend has given me a bit of time to myself and my computer.
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Today in the Forums
SMS 2003
ITMU and SP2 Chicken or Egg
MOM
HP OpenView v/s MOM 2005
SMS Feature Packs
OSD Local Admin Password
Breaking Virus & Security News
New Exploit found in SAV 10
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Today's Download
*UPDATED* AC Investigo rmanahan SMS 2003 5/31/2006 NET 2.0 Application to help SMS Administrators investigate unhealthy clients as well as remote control & hardware policy refresh interface. I built this application in VS.NET 2005 and open to suggestions or ideas. To replace client install, see c:/windows/smsfix. Robert Manahan, rmanahan@enmax.com.
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Today's Web blog Post
What's the current email etiquette for attachment size?
It’s been a while since I’ve heard an update on this, but the size of an email attachment couldn’t be larger than 2MB — particularly for companies where employees were highly mobile and dialed into the corporate VPN.
Read more...
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Today's Industry News
Microsoft security product set for official debut Windows OneCare Live will go on sale in the U.S. this week, marking Microsoft's official entry into consumer antivirus.
Microsoft Turns On OneCare; McAfee Follows Suit Microsoft launched its consumer desktop security service as expected May 30, with longtime anti-virus and intrusion detection specialist McAfee introducing a rival offering in hopes of blocking the so...
Microsoft Finds (Random) Way to Secure Vista A security feature used in the open-source world is now helping to harden Windows Vista against buffer overrun exploits.Microsoft has quietly fitted the feature, called ALSR (Address Space Layout Rand...
Disney to sell films to own on CinemaNow (AP) AP - Disney films such as "Glory Road" and the animated "Chicken Little" will soon be available to own via computer download from the Internet-based movie site CinemaNow, but the movies can't be playe...
Caton, Airgo Partner In Wireless Set-Top Box For The Home (TechWeb) TechWeb - Caton, based in China, plans to first release the V20 Wireless Home Media Network set-top box in the next few months to satellite TV providers.
BitDefender Ships Linux-Based Security Suite (TechWeb) TechWeb - The suite provides virus, spam and spyware filtering and comes in versions for enterprises and small and medium-sized businesses.
Spyware blackmails victims - TG Daily Spyware blackmails victimsTG Daily - 15 hours agoGlendale (CA) - Panda Software said that it has detected a new spyware program that promises free access to pornographic websites, but installs ma...
Interview: Microsoft security boss Mike Nash Microsoft chairman Bill Gates declared in 2003 that security is a top priority and launched the firm's Security Development Lifecycle initiative. The company appointed Mike Nash as corporate vice pres...
Microsoft is naming pirates on their website. Microsoft has now begun to make examples of computer stores and individuals known to have/sell counterfeit copies of Windows. Check it out here. Edit: Does an...
Sophos Warns of Fake Microsoft Security Warning Sophos has warned of a spammed email campaign that claims to be security advice from Microsoft, but actually tries to encourage users to install a keylogger onto their computers.The spammed emails, wh...
Update for Windows XP (KB917730) Overview Install this update to fix a situation where you cannot create a network connection when you are starting a Windows XP SP2-based computer. During boot time, the hard-coded ...
Vista revs up peer-to-peer engine - CNET News.com Ars TechnicaVista revs up peer-to-peer engineCNET News.com - 17 hours agoWhenever Windows Vista computers arrive, they will have their own special way of talking to one another. Microsoft's n...
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Today's Job Postings - 75 Positions to Fill!
There are quite a few job openings at Microsoft posted to the site. You can peruse the listings at the following link, in the Jobs category:
http://myitforum.com/cs2/blogs/myitforum/archive/category/123.aspx
Microsoft has 75 positions to fill quickly. Peruse through the list above and apply today! In addition, the following Microsoft jobs were added before the weekend:
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Today's Fun Link
Birthday Calculator
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