Start : Mar 4, ‘08 08:00am
End : Mar 4, ‘08 9:00pm
Location: Balai Sidang Jakarta Convention Center, Jakarta - Indonesia
We would like to remind you of the following event: Window Server 2008 grand launch .
Please review the information below.
Event Code: 1032366346
Event Name: Window Server 2008 grand launch
Start Date: 04/03/2008
Start Time: 09:00 (GMT+07:00) Hanoi, Jakarta
End Date: 04/03/2008
End Time: 21:00 (GMT+07:00) Hanoi, Jakarta
Location:
Balai Sidang Jakarta Convention Center
Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto
Jakarta Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 10270
Indonesia
Language(s): English.
Product(s): SQL Server, Visual Studio 2008 Professional, Visual Studio 2008 Standard and Windows Server 2008.
Audience(s): Business Professional, Government, IT Professionals, Partner and Student.
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Event Overview
The launch of windows server 2008
Registration Options Event ID:
1032366346
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If you are new to ASP.NET, you can learn the basics of how to create dynamic web applications with ASP.NET 2.0 and Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition, using either Visual Basic or C#.
If you have a bit of development experience, you will learn how to employ some of the great new features introduced in ASP.NET 2.0. New videos are added every week, so check back often.
- “How Do I?” with ASP.NET AJAX
- “How Do I?” with ASP.NET
- SQL Server 2005 Express for Beginners
- Videos for ASP.NET 2.0 Beginners
- Videos on Visual Studio Team System
- “First Look” Videos
- Videos on Visual Studio 2005 Add-ins
- Videos on Migrating to ASP.NET
Note:
Those videos designed for all ASP.NET developers, from the novice to all the professional.
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In advance of the holiday season, three Net giants aim to stem fraudulent e-mails.
Just in time for the holiday shopping season, Yahoo Mail users may be able to expect fewer fraudulent e-mails purporting to be from eBay and PayPal. That is, if things go according to plans announced today by the three companies.
Yahoo, eBay and eBay subsidiary PayPal said they would use DomainKeys’ e-mail authentication technology to block phishing messages from malicious domains. Yahoo said the technology upgrade would be rolled out globally over the several weeks to all Yahoo Mail users, enabling the e-mail provider to verify the domain from which an e-mail claims to be sent.
“Yahoo! Mail is now blocking unauthenticated messages purporting to be from eBay and PayPal based on the DomainKeys signatures, and we are able to do so because eBay and PayPal are now confident that they are signing 100 percent of their legitimate outbound mail,” Mark Risher, Yahoo! Mail group product manager, told InternetNews.com.
“We think this will move the needle in terms of consumer protection and that eBay and PayPal customers worldwide using Yahoo! Mail will now have a safer e-mail experience because of it,” he added. “They will begin receiving fewer fake e-mails claiming to be sent by eBay and PayPal, increasing their trust in the messages they do receive.”
If the plan to weed out fake e-mails works, it may spell some relief for users long suffering from the threat of phishing. As long ago as January 2006, research firm Netcraft identified eBay and PayPal as top phishing targets, representing 62 percent of all phishing attacks in 2005.
Nevertheless, the effort may seem to have been slow in coming. The DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) authentication standard that Yahoo, eBay and PayPal today agreed to adopt evidently had been ready for use for more than a year. In August 2006, the Mutual Internet Practices Association (MIPA), which developed the DKIM technical specifications, announced it had completed most of its work.
At the time, MIPA officials told InternetNews.com that the spec was stable and “just about done.”
However, it wasn’t until May that the specification — which Yahoo representatives helped draft along with AOL, Cisco, Microsoft and others — reached the final stages of being accepted by the IETF, the organization responsible for hammering out many of the Internet’s standards.
Despite the elapsed time, today’s news still could benefit Yahoo as it competes with rivals like Google, which did not participate in today’s announcement. Google could not be reached for comment.
“Yahoo! Mail is the first Web mail service to block these types of malicious messages for eBay and PayPal through the use of DomainKeys e-mail authentication technology,” Risher said. “We also hope this news will help to build momentum for continued industry adoption.” Yahoo last dealt with phishing in June when security researcher Aditya K Sood posted a security advisory on a public mailing list warning that, “a severe redirection and phishing vulnerability [has] been found in Yahoo Network.”
Sood said at the time that the vulnerability could have allowed some URLs on Yahoo’s pages to be manipulated to redirect traffic for malicious purposes. Yahoo acknowledged the issue and quickly moved to close down the threat.
InternetNews.com Senior Editor Sean Michael Kerner contributed to this article.
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Intel Voice of the Community
It’s your voice on the Intel® AMT developer tools…
If you are writing a manageability application designed to run on the latest Intel® vPro™ processor technology, then the newly released Intel® AMT Software Developer Kit (SDK) and Intel® AMT Developer Tool Kit (DTK) are for you.
The Intel AMT SDK is a set of customizable, software building blocks (APIs and sample code) that help rapidly develop Intel AMT console applications that run on either Microsoft Windows* or Linux*.
The Intel AMT DTK is a set of tools to help designers, developers and testers understand the benefits of Intel AMT and assist in the development and testing of Intel AMT applications.
As always, we are excited to hear what our community thinks of our tools…And, this time, we are giving away some prizes to hear your thoughts!
Tell us what you think of Intel AMT SDK and/ or the Intel AMT DTK . All you need to do is to submit a 50 - 100 word description detailing your feedback. Your entry will feature on the Community Voices pages and will be voted for by community users like you. The winning entries will also be shared with the Intel AMT product development teams and experts.
Five participants with maximum votes after 5 weeks on 24th October, 2007, will each receive one (1) $50 USD American Express or Visa gift card. In addition, on 24th October, 2007, our panel of judges will select the 5 entries, each of which will receive one (1) $100 USD American Express or Visa gift card. This is your opportunity to voice your thoughts or vote for feedback given by community users like you. And…win prizes in return!
Check out the Manageability Developer Community to know more about Intel® Active Management Technology (Intel® AMT).
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Online marketing now offers so many cost-effective options that it’s hard to know where to focus. Plus, recent studies estimate that a staggering 6 million documents are posted to the Web every day.
You can’t simply launch a site and sit back. You must take action to get noticed.
So here’s a cheat sheet: five smart, affordable ways to bolster your online profile and attract customers to your Web site.
- Make it easier to find your site. All the buzz about search-engine marketing is because most people head for a major search engine when researching or purchasing goods and services. Since searchers rarely click below the first few listings, getting your company or product ranked high on results pages can help generate traffic.
Much of search-engine marketing is complex and time-consuming. But there are three fast ways to improve the odds of prominent placement.
- The right keywords. Top rankings come from having content on your site that matches the keywords or (better yet) specific phrases customers use to search for what you sell. The closer or more relevant the match, the higher the engines will rank you.
You can identify those keywords or phrases by brainstorming with customers, friends and associates to learn the search words they use. You also want to find out keywords your competitors use. Check keywords every month or so to refine the process.
- Affiliate links. Search engines like to “see” lots of links from your site and to your site, because that translates into a well-trafficked site, which leads to higher rankings. To find effective links, search for the phrases or keywords associated with the product or service you offer. In your search results, skip competitors, and choose marketers that support what you do. For instance, a kitchenware company might link to a table linens shop. Then send an e-mail or call to ask about exchanging links.
- Vertical search engines. Besides the broad horizontal engines, harness the targeted power of engines specific to your industry. You can find these by a search or by checking with professional groups. Also, see the Microsoft Live Search Macros to customize what you need.
An inexpensive way to boost your search-engine marketing is to sign up for a search-engine advertising service such as Microsoft Office Live adManager or Website Pros. See details here. Also, check out the adManager demo.
- The right keywords. Top rankings come from having content on your site that matches the keywords or (better yet) specific phrases customers use to search for what you sell. The closer or more relevant the match, the higher the engines will rank you.
- Reward customer error. Countless numbers of potential customers input a wrong address or misspell the name of the company when searching. Make sure they end up on your site anyway.
First, buy all the domain names you can. If your primary domain is Widget.com, also register Widget.biz, Widget.net, and Widget.org. That way, you not only attract misguided searchers, but you discourage competitors from registering a version of your name and siphoning your customers.
In addition, register common misspellings. So if someone types Wigdet.com, your site will still come up.
- Offer e-learning. The technology to create online courses or solo webcasts is now relatively inexpensive. By investing in producing online courses, you can reach out to remote and large groups of prospects on an ongoing basis.
One California tax accountant discovered she could create and deliver an online professional training course for less than $50 a month for an unlimited audience. Eventually, her course became so lucrative that she sold her tax practice and focused on conducting online courses.
You need to keep your skills and knowledge up-to-speed to make this work. Also think about courses that will fuel interest and sales. A lawyer, for instance, might offer an e-course on drafting a will.
Easy-to-use online software, such as Microsoft Office Live Meeting, can get you started.
- Use offline ads to trigger a search. Offline and online marketing is increasingly blurred. You see a roadside billboard, a trade journal ad, a URL on a coffee mug and, bam! Next thing you know, you’ve pulled up the browser.
A recent analysis by the Retail Advertising and Marketing Association found that consumers “take cues from traditional advertising to determine when and where to search.” That includes magazine and newspaper ads, store and direct-mail coupons and feature articles (send out those press releases to media contacts!).
- Get friendly with Web 2.0. The rise of online social networking has been fast and furious. Such real-time and peer-to-peer outlets, such as Facebook, LinkedIn, and MySpace, and the ballooning blogosphere directly reach thousands of customers for mere pennies. You can use these outlets to start online conversations, post editorials or product data, and to announce news or products that build your reputation and expertise.
You can also launch your own blog to attract customers to return. Remember that blogs demand time and effort to stay timely. To start a blog, check the tips offered by the National Federation of Independent Business trade group (www.nfib.org).
Most of all: Think content, content, content. Good descriptions of your services and compelling calls to action on your Web pages will make customers care and return.
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Program Manager: Sanjay Tandon
Writer: Mary Hillman
The Active Directory® directory service is an integral component of network infrastructures that are based on the Microsoft® Windows Server™ Server 2003, Standard Edition; Windows Server™ 2003, Enterprise Edition; Windows Server™ 2003, Datacenter Edition, and Windows® 2000 Server, Windows® 2000 Advanced Server, and Windows® 2000 Datacenter Server operating systems.
Successful management of Active Directory environments requires distribution of administrative responsibilities among multiple administrators according to organizational, operational, legal, and administrative requirements. Having the necessary background information, requirements, practices, and recommendations can help you delegate administration to more securely and efficiently manage Active Directory services and data.
Chapter 1: Delegation of Administration Overview
This chapter provides an overview of Active Directory management categories and stakeholders and a roadmap for successfully managing delegation of administration in Active Directory. It is targeted at all stakeholders involved in Active Directory management.
Chapter 2: How Delegation Works in Active Directory
This chapter takes an in-depth look at how delegation of administration actually works in Active Directory and presents all the technical aspects involved in delegation of Administration. It contains a wealth of information that will be useful for all stakeholders involved in Active Directory management.
Chapter 3: Delegating Service Management
This chapter presents an end-to-end perspective of Active Directory service management, and provides guidance on how to create, implement, and maintain a secure and efficient administrative delegation model for service management. It is targeted at Service Owners and Service Administrators.
Chapter 4: Delegating Data Management
This chapter presents an end-to-end perspective of Active Directory data management, and provides guidance on how to create, implement, and maintain a secure and efficient administrative delegation model for data management. Though it is targeted at Data Owners and Data Administrators, Service Owners and Service Administrators will also benefit from the information in this chapter.
Case Study: A Delegation Scenario
The case study walks through the creation, implementation, and maintenance of an administrative delegation model for a fictitious Active Directory environment based on the recommendations presented in Chapters 3 and 4. While it is primarily targeted at Service and Data administrators, service and data owners will also benefit from the case-study.
Best Practices for Delegating Active Directory Administration: Appendices
The appendices contain step-by-step procedures to help you administer and maintain Active Directory.
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These walkthroughs are designed to be done as a series. The later walkthroughs build upon the work begun in the earlier walkthroughs. The first two must be completed in order.
- Walkthrough: Creating a Simple Web Application
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In this walkthrough, you create a simple Web application, to which you can make arbitrary changes, to use as the basis for the rest of the walkthroughs.
- Walkthrough: Recording and Running a Web Test
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In this walkthrough, you create a Web test from a browser recording, and verify that it works correctly. You will also view request properties and specify a proxy server.
- Walkthrough: Adding Validation and Extraction Rules to a Web Test
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In this walkthrough, you will add validation and extraction rules to a Web test and verify that they work correctly.
- Walkthrough: Adding Data Binding to a Web Test
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In this walkthrough, you add data binding to a Web test and verify that it works correctly. You also create a Microsoft Access database data source to bind to.
- Walkthrough: Adding Data Binding to a Web Test (CSV File)
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In this walkthrough, you add data binding to a Web test and verify that it works correctly. You also create a simple CSV text file data source to bind to.
- Walkthrough: Adding Data Binding to a Web Test (XML File)
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In this walkthrough, you add data binding to a Web test and verify that it works correctly. You also create a simple XML text file data source to bind to.
- Walkthrough: Creating a Coded Web Test
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In this walkthrough you convert a recorded Web test into a coded Web test. After you convert the Web test to a coded Web test, you add new code to the Web test, and verify that it works correctly.
- Walkthrough: Creating a Web Test that Requires a Login and Logout
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In this walkthrough you create a Web application that requires the user to login and logout, and you create a Web test that tests the application. In this walkthrough you also create new Web tests by extracting requests from existing tests, and by composing existing Web test components.
Related Sections
- http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms182537(VS.90).aspx
- http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms182536(VS.90).aspx
- http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb385835(VS.90).aspx
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To keep up with the latest forms of spyware, you must keep your antispyware updated.
- Software that displays pop-up advertising on your computer, collects and relays your personal information, or changes the configuration of your computer, without appropriately obtaining your consent first, is called spyware.
- Many kinds of unwanted software, including spyware, are designed to be difficult to remove. If you try to uninstall this software like any other program, you might find that the program reappears as soon as you restart your computer.
- Windows Defender is designed to protect you against spyware. It features a monitoring system that recommends actions against spyware when it’s detected and minimizes interruptions.
If you use Windows XP, you can download Windows Defender for free. Windows Defender comes with Windows Vista. If you use Windows Vista, do not download Windows Defender. For more information, see Windows Vista: Windows Defender.
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Action
You attempt to start a digitally signed .NET Windows application or Windows service.
Result
The application starts very slowly. Digitally signed Windows services may time out during startup, with the Service Control Manager returning error “Error 1053: The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion.”
Cause
This occurs because the application needs to download the Certificate Revocation List (CRL) for authentication purposes, and a lack of network connectivity causes the download to fail by timing out. A firewall can potentially block the download and when Windows first starts up, the network connection is not initialized yet.
Resolution
- One way is to cache the certificates locally, but it will expire within 15 days.
- Another method is to minimize the default network timeout setting. To change the default timeout please follow the “More Information” section in the following Microsoft Knowledgebase article:
841632 You receive the “403.13 client certificate revoked” error message after you install the MS04-11 security update http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;841632
- For a Windows service, you can increase the default timeout setting to allow the service to start by following these steps:
- In Registry Editor, locate, and then right-click the following registry subkey:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control
- Point to New, and then click DWORD Value. In the right pane of Registry Editor, notice that New Value #1 (the name of a new registry entry) is selected for editing.
- Type ServicesPipeTimeout to replace New Value #1, and then press ENTER.
- Right-click the ServicesPipeTimeout registry entry that you created in step c, and then click Modify. The Edit DWORD Value dialog box appears.
- In the Value data text box, enter the desired timeout value in milliseconds and click OK. For example, if the new service timeout should be 60 seconds (60000 milliseconds), then enter 60000.
- Restart the computer. You must restart the computer for Service Control Manager to apply this change.
- In Registry Editor, locate, and then right-click the following registry subkey:
APPLIES TO
Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0
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Step-by-Step Guide for Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS).
Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) is a Microsoft service that enables organizations to take advantage of user single sign-on (SSO) technologies to authenticate a user to multiple, related Web applications over the life of a single online session. ADFS accomplishes this by securely sharing digital identity and entitlement rights, or “claims,” across security and enterprise boundaries.
ADFS includes the following features:
- Web SSO.
- WS interoperability.
- Passive and smart client support.
- Extensible architecture.
This guide walks you through setup of a claims-aware application and a Windows NT token-based application (either Microsoft® Windows® SharePoint® Services or Microsoft® Office SharePoint® Portal Server 2003) on an ADFS-enabled Web server.
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Top 10 Web sites for students
Teach your children how to surf for credible sources on the Internet.
- MSN Encarta
- Refdesk
- HowStuffWorks
- Canada’s SchoolNet
- Download.com
- Novelguide.com
- Math.com
- FreeTranslation
- Shakespeare Online
- Science Made Simple
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Microsoft® Visual Studio® Team System code name “Rosario” is an integrated Application Life-cycle Management (ALM) solution comprising tools, processes, and guidance. It enables members of your team to:
- Collaborate and communicate
- Ensure software quality
- Gain visibility
This Community Technology Preview (CTP) release covers several different customer experiences that align with the following scenarios:
- Development Scheduling and Tracking
- Requirements Test Coverage and Manual Testing
- Dependency Management
Download for:
- Visual Studio Team System Code Name “Rosario” August CTP (VPC Image)
- White Paper: An Overview of Visual Studio Team System Code Name “Rosario” August CTP
- Visual Studio Team System Code Name “Rosario” August CTP Documentation
Happy Programming!
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Use Windows PowerShell to write system administration scripts.
This virtual lab is designed to introduce you to script writing in Windows
PowerShell. In this lab you will write a script that, using a folder name as a
command-line argument, connects to that folder and uses the .NET Framework to
return file version information for all the .DLL files found in the folder. And many more. Get and try Virtual Labs.
Enter Virtual Labs Signin with your Live ID account.
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Tutorials have been developed for a variety of Microsoft Office, Windows, the Microsoft Office Outlook messaging and collaboration client, and Microsoft Exchange products and technologies. Also see our special guides just for educators.
Through its products, solutions, and partners, Microsoft helps foster education environments where students and faculty use technology to develop skills, communicate, collaborate, and prepare for the changing demands of the 21st century.
More at Microsoft Education website.
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Q: What will I need to bid online? A: A modern browser with Flash 8. Internet Explorer 6 (or above) Or Firefox. We will be streaming information that is live and constantly updating to the live…
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There is a commonly-held belief that open source technology is more secure than Windows.
Find out how a study on data vulnerability questions this perception and proves Microsoft Windows Server 2003 to be a lower risk than two leading Linux enterprise distributions.
The study found that Windows Server 2003 is consistently lower risk than Red Hat ES 3 or Red Hat ES 4. Windows Server 2003 has fewer total vulnerabilities, which means users have fewer patching events to respond to, the first high criticality vulnerability was not identified until over two years after release, and on average Windows Server 2003 has fewer unpatched vulnerabilities per day.
Download the whitepaper:
http://download.microsoft.com/download/c/f/3/cf33326d-58fb-4f57-bfe6-70b943d04b3d/Secunia Vulnerability Study - Summary and Analysis.pdf
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PowerDesigner 12.5
PowerDesigner, a model driven approach to align business and IT, is an enterprise modeling and design solution that helps implement effective Enterprise Architecture and brings a powerful meta-data management environment to your application development life cycle.
PowerDesigner uniquely combines several standard modeling techniques (UML, Business Process Modeling and market-leading data modeling) together with leading development environments such as .NET, Workspace, PowerBuilder, Java™, Eclipse, etc., to bring business analysis and formal design processes to the traditional software development lifecycle. And it works with all modern RDBMS.
PowerDesigner and Visual Studio 2005
The PowerDesigner Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Plugin allows you to leverage all the power of the PowerDesigner enterprise-level modeling environment from within VS2005.
All VS2005 development takes place in “solutions”, which contain “projects”. You can create PowerDesigner models in directly within a solution, or within any type of project, including the PowerDesigner-specific “modeling project”.
Download Sybase products for free trial usage at eShop’s Try and Buy and through Sybase.com’s evaluation copies page.
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Visual Studio 2008 Shell
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