TechNet Magazine – Março 2012

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• Editor’s Note: Do It Yourself

Artigos em Destaque:

• IT Management: Network Intelligence—the IT Advantage
  By Romi Mahajan
  Unlocking the intelligence inherent to your network of contacts can breed significant intellectual advantage.
• Exchange Server 2010: Exchange Archiving and Compliance
  By Jaap Wesselius
  Establishing and maintaining an archive within your Exchange Server 2010 infrastructure is essential, but there are right ways and wrong ways.
• Microsoft Service and Support: Fix It Expedites Troubleshooting
  By Steve Justice
  Your troubleshooting efforts will be more efficient and more accurate with the new Microsoft Fix it Center Pro.
• Windows 7: Load and Configure Windows XP Mode
  By Jorge Orchilles
  By setting up the virtual Windows XP mode within Windows 7, you can greatly extend the functionality of your new environment.
• Virtualization in and Beyond the Cloud
  By Joshua Hoffman
  Virtualization technology might be driving the cloud computing environment, but that’s just one of its many benefits.
• Cloud Computing: Cloud Provisioning and Storage
  By Vic (J.R.) Winkler
  Beyond the flexibility and costs savings of cloud computing are certain tactical advantages like automated provisioning and encrypted storage.
• Security Management: The Scary New Hacking Trend
  By Phil Lieberman
  You can mitigate the risks of falling prey to a disturbing new trend in hacking, but you have to be prepared.

Colunas:

• Utility Spotlight: Scan for Problems in Microsoft Outlook
  By Lance Whitney
  The Microsoft Outlook Configuration Analyzer Tool scans your Outlook profiles to identify any potential issues.
• Windows Confidential: Why Can't We All Just Work Together?
  By Raymond Chen
  One danger of designing an interoperability document is that you might find nobody wants to implement any of your specs.
• SQL Q&A: Fine Tuning for Optimal Performance
  By Paul S. Randal
  Duplicate indexes, cancelled rollback operations and I/O spikes can cause performance issues, but you can work around them.
• Windows PowerShell: Create and Manage Virtual Machines
  By Don Jones
  You can configure Windows PowerShell to use data stored in a SQL Server database. Here's how.
• Toolbox: New Products for IT Professionals
  By Greg Steen
  This month's tools let you mine files and folders for e-mail addresses, perform bulk file-renaming tasks, and test your attack surface and port exposure online.
• Geek of All Trades: The Rule of 3
  By Greg Shields
  When it comes to demystifying Windows 7 licensing practices, it helps to remember the "Rule of 3."