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Ofer Shimrat, you can just look at him to know that when he builds a server, it's there to last. Join us on Thursday to talk about hardware, servers, and what it means to build an Oferized server. VARvid - Video for Microsoft Partners: Ofer Shimrat...
Ofer Shimrat, whom I am excited and honored to be giving a presentation with at www.smbnation.com in October always has such wisdom... here's his view of the change in support that Microsoft just announced: Ofer Shimrat - BSIT, MCPS, MCNPS SOUNDOFF...
It's time for another Oferized blog post The pearls of wisdom and thoughts of Ofer Shimrat. Ofer talks about his views on Karl's post - http://smallbizthoughts.blogspot.com/2007/05/death-of-sbs.html With his kind permission, I've reprinted...
There is a certain person... who will go unnamed... that when he emails a short email to a certain listserve, a certain corporate domain flags his email as spam. Due to the fact that he too, is like Ofer and agrees that having a 'tag' line on his emails...
Ofer had an issue where a setting that was manually done in the SMTP settings didn't get changed by the CEICW wizard ...the reason? It's not a setting that the SBS wizard 'touches' or sets, so when the wiz was wiz'd .. it didn't make the change. Conversely...
Ofer and I were chatting over email about how he likes to ensure that folks don't get out of hand with their email accounts.... I said that now with Exchange at 75 gigs and the fact with SBS default setting up the Outlook mailboxes to grow greater...
Stay tuned to a new section in the blog... a section we're calling " Oferized" . It's about taking your server to the next level... kicking it up a notch... and doing some best practices and stuff that you may not think a SBS network...
![[There's a reason that Yoda is the unofficial mascot of SBS. Size indeed matters not.]](http://www.sbslinks.com/images/headertop.png "There's a reason that Yoda is the unofficial mascot of SBS. Size indeed matters not!")