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Branch Office: Thought Process - some considerations from the field

While choosing a branch office solution, you have to address various issues, such as security, data replication, minimal IT capabilities, hardware costs, unauthorized physical access, and unwanted changes to Active Directory. The following bulleted list discusses the points above and highlights the solutions...

Posted to Available Technology - For Professionals by jeffl on Sat, Nov 28 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Analysis, Architecture, Best Practices, Remote Server, Branch Office, IT Pro, Topology
EBS: How to increase the timeout period for OWA and RWW

So you have discovered that the EBS' Remote Web Workplace is the best thing since Captain Kirk. Users are using it everywhere. A frequent user request is to lengthen the timeout period before the application automatically logs out if the user is not active. As an administrator you have to realize...

Posted to Available Technology - For Professionals by jeffl on Fri, Nov 13 2009
Filed under: Filed under: EBS, Architecture, Best Practices, RWW Time Out
Windows Server 2008 R2 Branch Office: Features to Empower the Cloud

If you are involved at all with Microsoft on a professional level, you could not miss the fact that Microsoft is lugging the Juggernaut that it is toward Cloud computing. Branch Office is a logical intermediary step in the strategy since technology that Microsoft develops here will be leveraged to connect...

Posted to Available Technology - For Professionals by jeffl on Thu, Oct 8 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Architecture, Azure, Best Practices, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Administration, Branch Office
Hyper-V: Top 3 Reasons people choose to use dynamically expanding storage

Save Space on Primary and Backup Storage. Hyper-V 2008 R2 boasts 87% of native drive system performance. They are separating out the data that is fixed from the information that changes by creating a new location for transitional data. The size of this data is unknown. Jeff Loucks Available Technology

Posted to Available Technology - For Professionals by jeffl on Thu, Sep 10 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Architecture, Best Practices, Performance, Hyper-V R2, Dynamically Expanding Storage
The Numbers: Hyper-V R2 and Dynamically Expanding Storage Performance

The Virtualization team is reporting 87% of native performance when using Dynamically expanding drives. A number of MVPs were emailing today about best practices for High Availability using Hyper-V and Clustered Shared Volumes. A great topics in and of itself but one that I will bring forward more extensive...

Posted to Available Technology - For Professionals by jeffl on Thu, Sep 10 2009
Filed under: Filed under: Architecture, Best Practices, Performance, Hyper-V R2, Dynamically Expanding Storage
Coding Guidelines

Presently I am working on - XML Enhancement in .NET Framework. This is a big chapter. Slowly and gradually I am going too deep. I have another two interests. The Best Practices for .NET Application development and System Architecture. It's also true both of these two are closely associated to each...

Posted to Abu's blog by abu on Mon, Jan 2 2006
Filed under: Filed under: ASP.NET, .NET, Architecture, Best Practices

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Branch Office: Thought Process - some considerations from the field

EBS: How to increase the timeout period for OWA and RWW

Windows Server 2008 R2 Branch Office: Features to Empower the Cloud

Hyper-V: Top 3 Reasons people choose to use dynamically expanding storage

The Numbers: Hyper-V R2 and Dynamically Expanding Storage Performance

Coding Guidelines