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• Keep your business running during a Linux to Windows Server migration

  To keep business data center disruptions at a minimum, plan on a measured and carefully phased migration from Linux to Windows Server. Continue Reading

• Four reasons a migration from Linux servers to Windows servers happens

  It's rare for businesses to move from the successful open source platform to the complex Windows Server platform, but the change can be justified. Continue Reading

• Expect a few bumps in the Linux migration process to Windows Server

  Organizations should check a number of things before moving from Linux to Windows Server to keep problems at a minimum. Continue Reading

• Simple ways to troubleshoot Exchange Offline Address Book problems

  When the Offline Address Book doesn't download Outlook 2013 clients, Exchange admins have plenty of options for easy fixes. Continue Reading

• How should you feel about the new Microsoft upgrades schedule?

  Microsoft's recent pledge of more frequent OS upgrades has enterprises wondering what to make of the new schedule. Take a look at its pros and cons. Continue Reading

• The information security basics your organization should already know

  You can't assume your colleagues know the basics of information security, but there are simple ways to make security and your job easier.Continue Reading

• Giving OWA themes a makeover in Exchange 2013

  When senior management asks to have the corporate colors or logo in OWA, there's an easy way to create and configure new OWA themes.Continue Reading

• Getting to know your compliance options in Exchange 2013

  Keeping up with the regulations that come with new technology can be tough, but certain Exchange features can help organizations stay compliant.Continue Reading

• How simple planning can prevent common SharePoint deployment snags

  New SharePoint deployments often have major infrastructure and governance problems, but comprehensive planning can prevent those problems.Continue Reading

• Using PowerShell reporting to maximize Exchange's potential

  If you know the right commands to use, PowerShell reporting can expose a huge amount of information about your Exchange Server environment.Continue Reading

• Microsoft Second Shot gives IT pros free retake of certification exams

  The latest Second Shot promotion lets admins retake certain certification exams for free. But the offer only lasts until May 2014.Continue Reading

• Publishing Exchange to the Internet via Web Application Proxy and ADFS

  When combined with ADFS, Web Application Proxy in Windows Server 2012 R2 is appealing to organizations publishing Exchange to the Internet.Continue Reading

• How to successfully install Node.js applications on IIS

  Microsoft's support for JavaScript engine Node.js applications on Windows Azure has brought the functionality to IIS. Here's how to set it up.Continue Reading

• ActiveSync mailbox policies vs. Windows Intune: What's better for MDM?

  At one time, ActiveSync and Intune were so similar it didn't matter which one admins chose to managing mobile devices. That's no longer the case.Continue Reading

• Identifying and fixing disjoint namespace issues in Exchange Server

  Disjoint namespace issues are complicated, but you can still deploy Exchange servers in this type of environment, if you understand the cause.Continue Reading