Monthly Archives: November 2009

The truth about D-Link (Part 2 – the resolution)

I have now been running all my networks at home through a DIR-600 that has been acting as my edge firewall for a couple of weeks now. Everything has been running very smooth and without any problems at all. I … Continue reading

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Is Cocaine really the next step?

When I was young, Coca Cola was “the energy drink” for us geeks with its high amount of caffeine and sugar.   When I was in high school, me and friends (who were also geeks) came in contact with Jolt … Continue reading

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Information handling for AD

    I got an excel file last week with names of the users at a customer and we needed to get some information from the AD. In this blog post I will show a similar thing with only a … Continue reading

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Virtualization is cool – and freezing!

For some time now, I have been involved in a very big task for one of my customers, which is moving a complete data center to another location. Since point of sales are using this data center for their daily … Continue reading

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Dalle som hjälte

En ganska så rolig film med mig som hjälte

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Office 2010 now on TechNet and MSDN

Office 2010 beta 2, first public beta now at TechNet and MSDN.   Technorati Tags: Office 2010 beta 2

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D-Link does a Linksys

D-Link will release a new access point called DAP-1360 in December. Nothing mind-blowing about that, all hardware vendors release new products now and then. The cool thing with DAP-1360 is that it is running Linux (i.e GPL firmware) and D-Link … Continue reading

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Smooth root certificate deployment for mobile devices

One of the most common question regarding root certificate distribution in an internal IT-infrastructure is: “How do we install it to our mobile devices?” Active Directory is very good to automatically provide our domain members with the root certificate for … Continue reading

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MBSA 2.1.1

Microsoft released Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer 2.1.1 last week. It can be downloaded here.   Technorati Tags: MBSA,Security

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PowerShell 2.0 for Windows XP and 2003

At last! Microsoft released Windows Management Framework for Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008. This means that we get Windows PowerShell 2.0 for Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 too.   More information and the … Continue reading

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