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Monthly Archives: September 2006
Strengthening OWA Authentication with ISA 2006 and RSA SecurID
Now that Microsoft have released ISA Server 2006, we have more authentication options available to us. This includes the ability to add two-factor authentication solutions to the existing forms based authentication, traditionally used to authentication against Active Directory only. I … Continue reading
How To: Add Office 2007 HTML Rendering Support in AAC
With the release of Office 2007 not that far away, the new Open XML file formats should be starting to make an appearance in enterprises. By installing the Microsoft Office applications on your Advanced Access Control server you can provide … Continue reading
ISA Server 2004 to 2006 Upgrade
I upgraded our firewall a couple of days ago from ISA Server 2004 to ISA Server 2006, which went fairly smoothly with the actual setup routine only taking about 5 minutes to complete. However, after the upgrade there were a … Continue reading
0xc0040357: The Server referenced by Array <SERVERNAME> does not exist
Just in the process of upgrading our firewall from ISA Server 2004 to ISA Server 2006. Before I did this, though, I wanted to grab an export of my current config. However toward the end of the export, the management … Continue reading
Windows Vista Tips
Here’s a couple of nifty tips for Windows Vista that I’ve learnt this week and wanted to share: Tip #1: Hold Ctrl and Scroll the Mouse Wheel to Resize Icons This one is great and a nice way to change … Continue reading
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