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I had an idea for a desktop wallpaper when visiting Fenway Park tonight for the TechEd attendee party. I was walking around with Kevin Remde and he was kind enough to snap some shots with his camera for me (I accidently murdered mine a couple of days before TechEd). They came out exactly as I had hoped they would – high enough res to see all the details...
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I will tar and feather whoever it was that pulled the fire alarm at this ungodly hour … Share this post:
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Day 4 continued with more great sessions like Scott Schnoll’s Clustering Exchange Servers, a chalk talk on the new Exchange 2007 Edge server and and a cool little lunchtime session on how to get started writing articles for Microsoft’s TechNet magazine. I tried to stay away from the expo hall as my suitcase is already about to explode. My zipper is...
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If Joel was ejected simply for being a male , then someone needs to step up and explain why. That is completely uncalled for. Reverse sexism as it were. If he was booted out for acting like a dolt, then he gets what he deserves. But I know that several men attended last year’s luncheon and everything went just fine! Share this post:
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MSG338 Microsoft IT: How MSIT Deployed Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Edge Servers was a great session that explained the internals of the new “edge” SMTP gateway server role for the Exchange Server 2007. No longer is IIS, NNTP or any of the other traditional services needed to run the edge server. The entire SMTP stack was re-written from the ground...
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Today was pretty eventful – lots of good sessions – lots of friends to meet. I finally had the opportunity to meet Betsy Weber, Chief Evangelist for TechSmith , makers of SnagIt and Camtasia . We had an excellent Legal Seafood lunch and told some great TechEd and technology stories. I also went to a great session (MSG315 - Microsoft IT: Exchange 2003 Best Practices...
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I love the ideas behind techedbloggers.net but as I sat down tonight to browse the 40+ entries I was severly frustrated by the partial feeds. The hotel broadband has issues enough as it is, and it was very slow going for the third of the posts where I wanted to read the entire post. Please consider switching to full-text feeds so we don’t have to browse to each...
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Here are some photo feeds I have collected for TechEd 2006: Betsy Weber , product evangelist for TechSmith (Camtasia and SnagIt): http://www.flickr.com/photos/betsyweber/sets/72157594162706947/ Mine: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ntpro/sets/72057594057685752/ Kevin Remde, MS ITPro TechNet Presenter: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinremde/ (you need to start adding...
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This is my TechEd 2006 Flickr photo stream . The link is not exactly right, but I am not a Flickr power user. Someone smarter than me, or perhaps just more experienced with Flickr can possibly shed some light I am sure. I am relegated to using the phone on my RAZR since I killed my Sony CyberShot by dropping it down the stairs . . . on a good note though; my...
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Virtual Infrastructure Application virtualization technology Different versions of apps running at the same time Less isolation but more granularity of control Acquired Softricity Windows Server Virtualization Demo Virtual System Manager System Center Capacity planner can be used to determine the horsepower needed Systems Center Operations Manager can monitor...
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Muglia gave basic overview of customers and their needs in the new computing environments Ray Ozzie gave brief personal/client-server history centered around Boston No large video intro as in the past. Just a welcome so an so … I missed this. I liked the hype and build-up to the keynote One customer video One Lame Vista commercial Ray is then talking about the...
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Ray Ozzie announced a new client-server product line and offering called Microsoft ForeFront which will consist of security and protection features for the enterprise. I am not sure if this is a re-branding of Microsoft Client Protection or a just a placeholder for an initiative. Reportedly, Bob will elaborate during the second half of the keynote. Share this...
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I just finished checking in at registration and you do get the Vista Beta 2 (x86 and x64) and Office System 2007 Beta 2. Share this post:
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TechEd 2006 in Boston , MA from June 11th to June 16th has now sold out. You can get on the waiting list though! I think it sold out even quicker than last year ... Share this post:
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