We all use email, whether we love it, hate it, or have learned to live with it. I’m definitely on love terms with my email. I can’t imagine life without being able to communicate through text; it’s definitely my preferred method of communication.

Microsoft Outlook is a popular email application, but it does more than facilitate […]

If you’re like me, Microsoft Office Outlook is pretty much your home-base while you’re at work. Outlook 2007 is the latest version of this ubiquitous email client, and it is much improved over its predecessors. I use it for everything from the normal correspondence, to task-lists and appointments, to even a little bit of data […]

After installing Windows SharePoint Services, a top-level site is initially created and set as the main site to host on port 80 on the server.
A top-level site is the base site for an organization and can contain multiple child sites for different departments or projects. Top-level sites and child sites are functionally the same; […]

My last article, on Simple Strategies to Eliminate Congestion Headaches, was an introduction to congestion avoidance, where I covered queuing, queuing mechanisms, and dropping schemes. Today’s article focuses exclusively on Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED), which is a sophisticated congestion avoidance mechanism.

Weighted Random Early Detection is able to prioritize different traffic flows so that important […]

The wait is over: SharePoint Server 2007 Training Videos are here!

Visit Train Signal for more information on this new release and to see a free demo of the course.
Also, be sure to check out the interview with Ben “Coach” Culbertson — instructor of the SharePoint Server 2007 Training!
With over 10 hours of instructor led […]