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My Solution to Online Password Management - AuTechHeads Blogs

 Thanks for your comments. I'm not sure if either I wasn't clear above, or you've misread, but my whole point was to not needing to remember every password, just a simple formula. I like KeePass as mentioned, and use it for work purposes - but for person

-- AdamFowler_IT

My Solution to Online Password Management - AuTechHeads Blogs

First of all, re Intel's rules are okay, except for these:  "The password must not: contain spaces; begin with an exclamation [!] or a question mark [?];" These are pointless, and simply reduce any brute-force search space.  Secondly - please stop trying

-- Will Hughes

Bring Your Own Disaster waiting to happen? - AuTechHeads Blogs

I could rebutt a number of points here, but I'm not keen to get into a deep discussion with this, Peter. What you've highlighted could form part of a BYOD solution, but it simply doesn't cover all the complexities (and there's some incorrect assumptions t

-- Matt Marlor

Bring Your Own Disaster waiting to happen? - AuTechHeads Blogs

if you limit a BYOD to access via an ICA client, with print privileges and access the net only from the citrix environment, using perhaps a two factor authentication method as well as the standard U/N Pass system, it effectively means that: 1. data canno

-- Peter

Bring Your Own Disaster waiting to happen? - AuTechHeads Blogs

Not even remotely close, Peter. And this is speaking as someone who's worked extensively with Citrix products over most of his career. There's a lot of good to server-based computing, and there's even uses to desktop virtualisation .. but they are not ans

-- Matt Marlor

Bring Your Own Disaster waiting to happen? - AuTechHeads Blogs

one word to mitigate all risks to an environment: citrix.

-- Peter

Bring Your Own Disaster waiting to happen? - AuTechHeads Blogs

Thanks mate. I did consciously steer clear of education in this as I didn't feel I was best placed to comment. There is definitely some common ground, probably more than a bit, but in the case of education (and as a parent) I don't entirely know what to m

-- Matt Marlor

Bring Your Own Disaster waiting to happen? - AuTechHeads Blogs

Good balanced recount of challenges faced by those withBYOD in their environment. I was looking to draw parallels with the commentaryhere and BYOD in education. A slightly different paradigm, but similarchallenges nonetheless.

-- Kent Walker

System Center 2012 - What you need to know - AuTechHeads Blogs

Yes. For example, in my region I *only* use DPM, no other System Centre components as they're all handled in Brisbane HQ.

-- Nigel Wadsworth

System Center 2012 - What you need to know - AuTechHeads Blogs

This is actually simpler than some of the old licensing arrangements which could be seriously hard to grok for some of the restrictions.. At least it puts them upfront rather than buried in licensing guides. I'm not so sure about how well the suite-only a

-- Matt Marlor

New ANZ MVP for System Center Cloud and Datacenter Management! - AuTechHeads Blogs

Welcome aboard Rob!

-- Nigel Wadsworth

System Center 2012 - What you need to know - AuTechHeads Blogs

Far out, they must have some weird people in their licensing team. :)

-- Nigel Wadsworth

New ANZ MVP for System Center Cloud and Datacenter Management! - AuTechHeads Blogs

Congrats Rob! :)

-- AdamFowler_IT

Integration fundamentals - What to Avoid - AuTechHeads Blogs

Haha shameless plug indeed :-) I should lean on you guys for a job, just for that :-)

-- Matt Marlor

Integration fundamentals - What to Avoid - AuTechHeads Blogs

Matt hit the nail on the head for the most part.You want to go with Lync (to replace OCS & your PBX), Exchange 2010 (mail) + UM (voicemail, tight integration with Lync) and an IP fax solution like MessageManager, along with a gateway to connect the PSTN t

-- Harry Falkenmire