February 01, 2008 - What's Making News at Train Signal
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Meet Dave Shackelford -- Exchange Expert,
Microsoft MVP, Train Signal Instructor -- and
get inside his head! In this exclusive
interview, Dave talks about his background, how
he got into the IT field, his thoughts on
Exchange 2007 and a little bit of behind the
scenes on his newly released training.
Dave offers some good advice for those who are
planning on, or are currently going through his
training videos on Exchange Server 2007. He also
explains why his training is unique and
effective for anyone wanting to update their
existing knowledge of the Exchange Server and
prepare for their certification exam.
Dave’s background is in literature, so he is
great with words. And this interview is not only
informative and useful for those that are going
through his training, but also fun and
entertaining. See what Dave has to say about
Britney, Exchange Server 2007, his new training,
and more!
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Microsoft MVP Speaks Out About Britney ... and
Exchange 2007
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Windows Server 2008 is almost here, and
with it a brand new command shell
environment to be utilized. Microsoft released the brand new command line
interface, aptly titled Windows PowerShell, in 2006 and has integrated
it in
Windows Server 2008.
In this article, I’ll give you an
introduction to the features and
capabilities of Windows PowerShell and explain
how it can be a useful administrative
tool. I’ll also go over the installation
steps, since PowerShell is not a
default Windows Component. I’ll finish
up the article with some basic methods
for accessing PowerShell.
This article is the first part of a
short series on Windows PowerShell
aiming to show the capabilities and
proper usage of this new command shell
environment. So
get the basics of Windows PowerShell
today and be on your way to taking
command of Server 2008!
Read on about Taking Command of Server 2008 with Windows PowerShell
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Do you know the difference between a computer
virus, a worm and a Trojan horse attack?
If you
said no, then this is one article you don’t want
to miss. Today we’ll focus on the differences
between malicious threats and the best
strategies to protect your computer and your
network.
I will discuss how to protect your network
with Cisco Intrusion Prevention System (IPS), a
device that monitors your network for security
threats and prevents malicious attacks.
An important aspect of network security is
making sure that the protection measures you’ve
set in place are working correctly. Therefore, I
will also provide you with a quick and easy way to
test your computer’s exposure to online threats.
And how you can learn more about battling all
the nasty viruses, worms and Trojan horse
attacks!
Read on about Best Ways to Battle Viruses, Worms, Trojan Horses and More!
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