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• Windows Server

  • Microsoft delivers patch updates for Windows Server 2012, Windows 8

    Microsoft delivered two critical and eight important bulletins in May's Patch Tuesday release, fixing issues in Windows Server 2012 and Office apps.

  • Windows Azure Active Directory steps out of the shadows

    As Windows Azure Active Directory moves into general availability, we look at how it can help admins manage user authentication in the cloud.

  • Steps to read XML files with PowerShell

    Wondering how to get PowerShell to read XML files? Our expert explains a few methods you could use.

• Exchange

  • Dismounted Exchange 2010 database refuses to mount

    A frustrated admin wants to know how to remount his Exchange 2010 database after discovering event ID 5003. One of our experts offers proper guidance.

  • Exchange Global Address List updates not replicating to sites

    For some reason, an admin's Exchange Global Address List updates are not updating to sites. Our expert has several suggestions to fix the issue.

  • Replacing Forefront TMG: Alternate reverse-proxy options for Exchange

    With the discontinuation of Forefront TMG, Exchange admins are left wondering what to do moving forward. The available options may surprise you.

• Enterprise Desktop

  • Finding a prescription for desktop security management at Sharp HealthCare

    Desktop security policy must cover the use of mobile devices and the cloud. Sharp HealthCare uses a mix of software for desktop security management.

  • Windows 8 tools build on native Windows 7 utilities with new capabilities

    New and updated Windows 8 tools can help admins and users. Windows 8 utilities include functions for backing up and restoring systems.

  • Why a Windows security scan is not enough to protect your workstations

    A traditional Windows security scan may lure IT into complacency about desktop vulnerabilities, so look at four areas to beef up Windows security.

• Cloud computing

  • Sequestration stymies federal government cloud ambitions

    The federal government is under mandates to consolidate data centers and deliver IT as a Service, but sequestration makes this easier said than done.

  • VMware charges into public cloud IaaS fray as Dell exits

    Dell will discontinue its OpenStack and VMware vCloud-based public cloud offerings as VMware delivers its vCloud IaaS.

  • Cloud migration obstacles remain for heavily regulated industries

    Financial, government and healthcare industries must overcome data security breaches and regulatory issues for a successful cloud migration.

• SQL Server

  • Database index design and optimization: Some guidelines

    What are the latest tips and tricks for database design and optimization? Check out this tip from Basit Farooq to learn more.

  • Adam Machanic talks SQL Saturday

    We caught up with Adam Machanic, group leader of the New England SQL Server user group, at SQL Saturday Boston. Find out what he shared with us.

  • SQL Server meets database application security

    Make sure your SQL Server is secure by studying these general guidelines for secure database applications from SQL Server expert Roman Rehak.

• IT Channel

  • Citrix Summit 2013: Citrix tells partners how to compete in mobility market

    One Citrix Summit 2013 presentation focuses on mobile device management (MDM) and mobile app management (MAM) and competitors' strengths, weaknesses.

  • Education IT: Education resellers find business among cost-conscious K-12 schools

    Read up on three areas in education IT -- A/V projects, Chromebooks and application integration -- in which VARs are reporting increased business.

  • Citrix Summit 2013 Q&A with Tom Flink on mobility, account segmentation, deal registration

    At Citrix Summit 2013, channel head Tom Flink talks about the company's plans around mobility, changes to the partner program and high-touch accounts.

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