If you’re sucking of waiting for having the update notification for your Windows Phone 7, you may follow the steps provided here http://wmpoweruser.com/new-forced-nodo-hack-as-easy-as-pie/ It works fine for me (on Orange France network with an HD 7 not branded [ie not bought with the operator]) It may take sometime for the Zune client to detect the […]
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With the 2010 version, SharePoint and Visio can interoperate. In this post, I will show you how to use Visio to generate an organization chart based on SharePoint contact list. To do that, you need SharePoint 2010 (at least Foundation Server) and Visio 2010. Create the source contact list Connect to your SharePoint site and
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Starting today, Blackberry services for BPOS users is now available for free. For the coming Office 365 offer, this service will be also free BUT with some change. Indeed, the Blackberry service, now called Blackberry Hosted, will directly hosted by RIM and now more managed though Office Online services. Mode detail about this announcement here
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As you may already know, the number of available IP v4 addresses is going to zero. Recently, IANA has deliver his last IP v4 addresses range; now, only the 5 RIR (Regional Internet Registrar) are providing public IP v4 addresses. So it’s now the time to think about moving your IP infrastructure to IP v6
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Microsoft has released (sometime ago) an online tool to check your Internet connection compatibility with Online Services (messaging and collaboration [Exchange, Lync…]). This tool is available at the following URL http://speedtest.emea.microsoftonline.com/ There is some specific communication ports to be open in order to allow complete test: classical one: HTTP port (80) additional ones: UDP 8090,
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As you may already know ForeFront UAG is a solution to publish applications to external users. It may also be used as VPN access point. With UAG, you have 2 different ways to enable and configure VPN access: SSL Network Tunneling (SSTP) SSL Network Tunneling Mainly, both are working in the same way BUT there
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If you have already downloaded the CHM files for SharePoint 2010 products, it’s time to download the updated CHM files http://blogs.technet.com/b/tothesharepoint/archive/2011/02/04/new-downloads-it-pro-compiled-html-help-files-for-sharepoint-and-related-products.aspx
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Microsoft has published a countdown site to follow the death of Internet Explorer 6 Go to http://www.ie6countdown.com/ to follow At this time, there is still about 12% of IE 6 browser.
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For those of you which are already working with SharePoint 2010 and have background with SharePoint 2003 / MOSS 2007, this post is for you If you are like me, you may have some difficulties to move from STSAdm command line to PowerShell, of course not for not existing STSAdm parameters. So, this link will
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As you may already know, when you have a file system antivirus software installed on a server you have to define some exclusions (path and/or process). If you work with Exchange, SQL or SharePoint, this is something you may already have done and configured; but for those who are working with ISA, TMG, IAG or
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