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    70-410 Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate (MCSA): Windows Server 2012

    QUESTION 1 You work as an administrator at Certkingdom.com. The Certkingdom.com network consists of a single domain named Certkingdom.com. All servers on the Certkingdom.com network have Windows Server 2012 installed. Certkingdom.com has a server, named Certkingdom-SR07, which has two physical disks installed. The C: drive hosts the boot partition, while the D: drive is not…

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    70-646 Q&A / Study Guide / 70-646 Videos / Testing Engine

    QUESTION 1 You work as the Enterprise administrator at Certkingdom.com. The Certkingdom.com network has a domain named Certkingdom.com. The servers on the Certkingdom.com network run Windows Server 2008 and all client computers run Windows Vista. The Certkingdom.com network contains more than 3,000 computers. Certkingdom.com wants to make use of Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) updates.…

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    70-431 Q&A / Study Guide / Testing Engine / Videos

    QUESTION 1 Certkingdom has hired you as their Database administrator. You create a database on named Development on ABC-DB01 that hosts an instance of SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition. You perform weekly maintenance and conclude that the Development database growing at about 100 MB on a monthly basis. The network users started complaining about poor…

  • Google-led group warns of ‘patent privateers

    BlackBerry, Red Hat, Google and EarthLink say businesses use patent trolls as mercenaries to harass the competition Patent trolls are increasingly becoming a weapon some companies can use to harm or harass their competitors, according to public comments jointly submitted today to the Federal Trade Commission and the Justice Department by lawyers for Google, Red…

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    Windows XP decline stalls as users hold onto aged OS, flaunt 2014 deadline

    A third of all Windows users could still be running XP when Microsoft pulls patch plug in 53 weeks The decline in usage share of Windows XP, which is slated for retirement in 53 weeks, has slowed significantly, hinting that millions of its users will hold onto the operating system much longer than some, including…

  • How valuable are security certifications today?

    When it comes to education, most people agree, more is better. No one embodies that principle at least in regard to IT certifications better than Jerry Irvine. CIO of IT consulting firm Prescient Solutions and member of the National Cyber Security Task Force, Irvine holds more than 20 IT certifications, of which at least six…

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    Avaya willing to share customers with Cisco, Microsoft in three-way networking battle

    Avaya CEO says company debt woes are under control Avaya unified communications products can get along with Microsoft’s Lync Server, and many customers will probably choose to deploy both rather than just one, says Avaya’s CEO. Despite what he sees as shortcomings of Microsoft’s real-time communications platform, businesses will see value to some of its…

  • Microsoft MCSD Certification Training

    Companies around the globe are on constant lookout for ways to increase efficiency, provide higher quality products, expand their client bases and enhance workforce productivity. Microsoft Certified Solution Developer (MCSD) training can help dedicated IT pros build the applications, architectures and network integrations that help drive businesses toward their operational goals. What does MCSD training…

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    Industry coalition objects to Google’s domain names applications

    FairSearch.org, which is backed by Microsoft, Nokia and Oracle, said Google could get a competitive advantage from generic industry terms An industry coalition with backing from Microsoft, Nokia and Oracle has objected to Google’s application for certain top-level domain strings. FairSearch.org said it has filed objections with ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers)…

  • NotCompatible’ Android malware rears its ugly head, again

    NotCompatible’ Android malware rears its ugly head, again Mobile security vendor Lookout says Android malware is showing signs of sudden activity The “NotCompatible” malware, designed to infect Android devices and turn them into unwitting Web proxies, is suddenly showing a sharp uptick in activity, according to mobile security vendor Lookout. The malware is essentially a…