IBM Computer, Laptops and Servers

Let us consider the issue of server. I am not just talking here about whether you have the stamina to put in long hours. The issue if whether you have the willingness to put everything and everyone else on hold.

You would be amazed at this. Moreover, you should be surprised to learn.

I've spoken about migration several times now for SBS 2008. The short answer is that migration from one box to another is vital. If the customer wants to do migration on the same box, then this is either expensive (and a very long process) or something that requires moving the server temporarily to another system, or as I prefer, virtualising it. Of course, SBS 2003 is not necessarily supported in a virtual environment, but since all we want to do migrate from it, not "run it", this ..>>.

I wan to start a fresh head. But I can't write this down. It is like some kind of addiction. I'm hooked on little one.

Here at AppNexus we obviously spend a significant chunk of money on servers & hardware to build out our computing cloud. Over the past year we've primarily dealt with Dell as they came in great on price and worked their asses off to get our data centers up and running quickly and efficiently. We were assigned a "new account team" that really went the extra mile to get things has done for us. Three months ago, when we passed the 6-month mark Dell kindly transitioned us over to a new ..[more].

Let us review, what it has been told:

One of the questions I frequently get in the UC Metro classes is how to install and use OCS 2007 Speech Server. First, you have to download it. After that, installing it is easy, but there are two other things people usually want to be able to do. First, they want to be able to use Communicator to call Speech Server. Second, they want to be able to transfer calls from Speech Server to Communicator. Michael Dunn has answers for both questions. HOWTO, OCS 2007, Unified ..full story.

I want to cry because I know that this is no fairy tale. This happens in real life.