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  • SBS Build-Day: Vegas

    Hey Vegas! SBS Build-Day is coming to your town on May 9th. Get signed up now! Event Code: 137823 (http://www.clicktoattend.com/?id=137823) 5/9/2009 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM PDT New Horizons CLC of Las Vegas 7674 W. Lake Mead Blvd., Suite 250 Las Vegas, NV 89128 United States General Event Information The...
    Posted to SecureSMB (Weblog) by Anonymous on Thu, Apr 30 2009
    Filed under: SBS, Security

  • Two Important new White Papers

    1. Step-by-Step Configuring ISA 2006 in front of SBS 2008. See http://www.thirdtier.net/blog for more details. Those of you that got ISA 2006 as part of the make-good in SA have been waiting for this. It’s a nice step-by-step paper, easy to follow to get your rules setup correctly. 2. Security Features...
    Posted to SecureSMB (Weblog) by Anonymous on Thu, Apr 9 2009
    Filed under: SBS, ISA, Security

  • SBS 2008 RC0: Remote Access

    Let us count the ways in which by default an SBS 2008 RC0 server can be remotely accessed without using 3rd party tools. Remote Web Workplace: PC’s, Servers, Email Outlook Web Access Terminal Services Outlook Anywhere Exchange Active Sync VPN Telnet Of these which is the most difficult to secure...
    Posted to SecureSMB (Weblog) by Anonymous on Thu, Jun 26 2008
    Filed under: SBS, Security, Commentary

  • Protecting Remote Web Workplace in SBS

    RWW is one of the very best features of SBS. It’s lets employees work from home just as if they are sitting at the office and all they have to do is log into a web browser page. It’s the VPN killer and that’s a good thing. But with every awesome feature come security [...]
    Posted to SecureSMB (Weblog) by Anonymous on Wed, May 28 2008
    Filed under: SBS, Security

  • Untangle Webinar Tomorrow

    In the race for an SMB Firewall appliance, Untangle is one of the leaders in the pack. It a Unified Threat Management product packing about a dozen open source applications under a slick web interface in an appliance form factor. (it is available as software only as well) If you’re an MSP they...
    Posted to SecureSMB (Weblog) by Anonymous on Tue, May 20 2008
    Filed under: SBS, Security

  • A Firewall Shopping List

    At the IT Pro Conference in New Orleans I presented briefly, as part of a panel, some things to think about when making the firewall decision for an SBS network. Don’t assume that the name brands are necessarily the best choice. We’ve got to seriously shop. Never before has this business...
    Posted to SecureSMB (Weblog) by Anonymous on Tue, May 13 2008
    Filed under: SBS, ISA, Security, Firewall

  • 5W/50 ISA Webcast April 25th, sign up now!

    I’ll be giving a technical demonstration on how to configure ISA for a variety of configuration scenario’s common to small business as part of the 5W/50 series. The emphasis will be on enhancing employee productivity. I’m not much of a power point user so this will be a hands-on how...
    Posted to SecureSMB (Weblog) by Anonymous on Tue, Apr 8 2008
    Filed under: SBS, Conferences and Speaking, ISA, Security

  • On Protection

    I've already seen several questions floating around following the announcement today about SBS 2008 and some of the product details. SBS 2008 will include a one year trial subscription for both the Forefront Security for Exchange (anti-virus, anti-spam protection for e-mail) and Windows Live One...
    Posted to OnQ (Weblog) by eriq on Wed, Feb 20 2008
    Filed under: SBS, Security

  • On Sydney and Security

    I’m finally getting back in the swing of things following the week I spent in Sydney with my wife and friends. We headed down to Australia for the SMB Security Summit put on my Trend Micro and SBSFAQ.com , and a bit of sightseeing as well. It was a long trip, and I have a renewed respect for the efforts...
    Posted to OnQ (Weblog) by eriq on Thu, Nov 29 2007
    Filed under: SBS, Conference, Security

  • On Follow-Up

    In yesterday's post , I covered the problems being seen in the community regarding the unexpected behavior on SBS 2003 R2 boxes because of a problem with a WSUS definition update. Given the volume of traffic that post generated (more hits in the first 4 hours of that post than any other single post...
    Posted to OnQ (Weblog) by eriq on Tue, Nov 13 2007
    Filed under: SBS, Frustrations, Security
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