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Firstly I have to say don’t worry if you are still getting to grips with SharePoint 2010, it is only 14 months since Service Pack 1 (SP1) was released for SharePoint Server 2010 and I understand that some customers like to wait for SP1 before using a...
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This article is focussed on how to create a custom PowerShell cmdlet – the entire process from deciding that you need a new cmdlet, implementing the cmdlet and providing documentation for that cmdlet. The steps that we will focus on are: Why you might...
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My previous post looked at the Mandatory Integrity Control mechanism and what it means for named pipe communication in general. Now I turn to dealing with this issue in WCF. The scenario I particularly want to support is a WCF service hosted in a Windows...
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The release of Windows Vista introduced a completely new dimension to the Windows operating system’s security model for determining what code executing in user mode can do. In addition to the concepts of access rights, and system privileges, user mode...
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The Professional ASP.Net MVC 2 book by Wrox seems like a good way to learn MVC 2 but I encountered a number of issues with the NerdDinner example in Chapter 1. As you go through the tutorial, there are a number of minor typos which are easily fixed, but...
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This is the fifth article in a series of posts looking at using PowerShell to synchronise Active Directory users with Exchange contacts. Previous articles looked at why we might do this , how we can access active directory , how we might access Exchange...
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This is the fourth article in a series of posts looking at using PowerShell to synchronise Active Directory users with Exchange contacts. Previous articles looked at why we might do this , how we can access active directory and how we might access Exchange...
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This is the third article in a series of posts looking at using PowerShell to synchronise Active Directory users with exchange contacts. Previous articles looked at why we might want to do this , and how we can access active directory . This article will...
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The first step in performing the synchronisation, is to get user information out of active directory. I am going to assume that there is an Active Directory group that contains all your active users and I’m going to discuss 2 different methods of getting...
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This article is the start of a short series about using PowerShell to synchronise the users in Active Directory with a person’s contact list – in particular so that they appear on their mobile phone. So, before we jump into any implementation detail,...
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This is the third in a series of posts looking at the detail of how message exchanges occur over a WCF channel using the named pipe binding. In the first post of the series , we introduced the Framing Protocol. In the second we looked into the protocol...
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This is the second in a series of posts looking at the detail of how message exchanges occur over a WCF channel using the named pipe binding. In the first post of the series , we introduced the Framing Protocol, saw how it included an upgrade phase whereby...
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One of the sessions I attended was about data tier applications (DAC). Essentially DAC is a new way of packaging all the database objects you need for an application. DACs can be created/managed within Visual Studio and source controlled much like the...
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The quality of speakers here at Tech-Ed is very high and the range of content vast. It gives you an idea of the breadth and depth of Microsoft offerings. Some more observations from today: FAST Search FAST is a search technology company that Microsoft...
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Day 2, and Tech-Ed is running at full capacity. There are lines of delegates snaking through the building everywhere. There were a bunch of great sessions today and as usual lots of information, opinions and points of view. Here are some major areas....
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