Any of these antivirus softwares can protect your workstation, the key is to
keep them up to date daily (automatically).
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The news is out about the Apple second generation tablets, the iPad2. Just in case you missed the product 
presentation of Steve Job, here's a summary for you.- iBook 100 million books downloaded in less than a year, and Random House will be bringing their 17,000 books to the store.
- Apple just crossed 200 millions accounts with credit cards.
- Apple surpassed 2 billion dollars paid out to developers. This is a very high pay out and I want to jump in too.
- Apple shipped out 100million iPhones.
- 2010 was the year for iPad, sold 15 millions in 2010 between April to December. That's more than every tablet PC ever sold!
- Apple generated 9.5 Billion in revenue for 2010.
- iPad app store stats at 65,000, comparing to Android for 100.
- Steve Jobs introduced the all new design of iPad2 powered by a new chip the A5. The CPU is 2x faster, with graphics 9x faster. It's up for the game developer to fully utilize this new hardware for better gaming experience.
continue reading at IndustryStandard.com website.
Are you surprise? Check the Apple Store after the iPad2 announcement to order the device. I will definitely get one for myself. I enjoy the first generation of iPad, so I'm SOLD for iPad2.
Here's an example. The user was able to authenticate when you add the information (e.g. email address, server name, domain, username and password) to the iPhone Exchange Server configuration, but when you check the mail you only see the Inbox and nothing else. This is a permission issue.
Here's how to correct this issue (2010, Technet Microsoft). You need to check the inheritance for the user account.
- Open Active Directory Users and Computers.
- On the menu at the top of the console, click View > Advance Features.
- Locate and right-click the mailbox user account, then click Properties.
- Click the Security tab.
- Click Advanced.
- Make sure that the check box for "Include inheritable permission from this object's parent" is checked.
If the user is a member of certain protected groups such as Domain Administrator, it is normal for this box to unchecked.
Reference:
2010, Microsoft Technet. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/dd439375(EXCHG.80).aspx
Here's a few tip for you to check before you configure your time server.
- Make sure that you allow NTP (port 123 Network Time Protocol) in your network to go out. Here's how to test if your server can communicate to the NTP outside your network. Open a command prompt (click Start, Run, type "CMD" [Enter]). In command prompt, type w32tm /monitor /computers:time.nist.gov [Enter]. It will return a xx ms delay.
- Then follow the step by step instruction from Microsoft website on how to configure the Windows Time service to use an external time source.http://support.microsoft.com/kb/816042
- Remember to restart your Windows Time service. In command prompt, type net stop w32time && net start w32time [Enter]. This will stop and restart the service.
- To tell a system's W32Time service to get it's time from the Active Directory. In command prompt, type w32tm /config /syncfromflags:domhier /update [Enter]. For additonal w32tm command line, type w32tm /? [Enter]
This will resolve your windows time service problem.
Additional information. If you need to see the FSMO PDC, run this command in your Active Directory server. In AD server command prompt, type netdom query fsmo [Enter] this will provide the list of your network Schema owner, Domain role owner, PDC role, RID pool manager, and Infrastructure owner.
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