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Critical Windows patch causes 'serious problems'

News The trouble appears to occur only when default permission settings on a Windows directory have been changed, according to Microsoft. A guide is available on the Microsoft website, and steps start with changing the permissions on the "registration... [17 Oct 2005]

Longhorn Server will 'fix itself on the fly'

News This new service is to extend capabilities Microsoft plans to offer with Active Directory Federation Services, or ADFS, which is set to ship with Windows Server 2003 R2. At an unspecified time after it releases Longhorn Server, Microsoft plans to... [16 Sep 2005]

Police IT boss: Why we swapped Linux for Microsoft

News Microsoft will run our domain servers, mail, Active Directory (basically most of the things we get with a standard enterprise agreement). The force has signed a three-year, £60,000 per year agreement with Microsoft which will see it replace some... [18 Aug 2005]

Microsoft dumps combined management package

News Microsoft also plans a new reporting tool - System Center Reporting Manager - that will give IT managers a look at the information generated by SMS, MOM and Active Directory. He said two key pieces are coming into the Windows world that will help... [20 Apr 2005]

Reuters and AOL in IM deal

News AOL's domain and authentication applications will work alongside Reuters' directory and privacy tools to identify Reuters users on AOL networks, and vice-versa. Reuters Messaging launched in October 2002 as the first test of Microsoft's Greenwich... [10 Sep 2003]

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Novell jumps on Linux bandwagon

News The software will be Linux editions of Novell's software for file-sharing, printing, messaging, management and directory services, according to Novell. The company already sells networking software for servers that run Windows, Novell's NetWare and... [25 Jun 2003]

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IBM targets Intel server market

News The second-generation EXA chips have "directory tables" embedded into the silicon that speed up transfers of data from one part of the system to the other, making it possible to join more of the four-processor modules, Bradicich said. [14 Mar 2003]