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Major ASP.NET Vulnerability
To our valued clients, itgroove wants to let you know about an important security risk that has been discovered. Microsoft has advised it partners and customers worldwide of a vulnerability in one of the backend fundamental components of SharePoint – asp.net – that can allow an attacker to penetrate and manipulate SharePoint installations. …
Read onBenefits of working with itgroove
We spent a little time this week putting together a list of what we believe are the benefits customers get, working with itgroove. You’ll notice we didn’t put things like we’re wicked smart” or “we’re great haxors”. We tried to compile a list of value we provide to a customer, based on our approach to …
Read onEvent ID 15, 1053 and 1054 – Watch for a rogue DHCP Server on your network
I’ve seen these Event ID’s appear in situations where: Active Directory was unhealthy (or a single DC, that a workstation was attempting to connect to was unhealthy) DNS Servers that a workstation points to, are unhealthy Combination of both (usually they are related) Where workstations were not receiving GPO updates successfully, and workstations …
Read onNetlogon Events 5775, 5792, 5719 – SBS 2008 Pooched Until a Reboot
We ran into this little gem today at a client site (running SBS 2008) – thanks for the detail Avi. The client called, explaining how their Outlook clients were unable to connect to the server (Outlook stated it was ‘Trying to connect’ in the bottom right hand). Upon closer inspection of the server, all services …
Read onI’m now an SharePoint MVP – How cool is that?
Well, what do ya know? Apparently, Microsoft loves, my love for SharePoint (and all those other related things I do – SharePoint, Windows Server, Exchange, SQL, IIS, ASP.NET – you know, all those things that SharePoint works with – I think I was ‘built’ to be a SharePoint Guy). I was awarded with …
Read onCommon Security Mistakes – By End Users, Executives and IT Departments
First off, apologies to the original author of this content… I had tucked this away in an Outlook note probably 8 years ago (I’ve updated it a little as it references modems, thankfully of which, I haven’t touched one in nearly that long). I didn’t note the author at the time and if they want …
Read onSmall to Medium Business (SMB) SharePoint Specialists
Larger companies deploying Enterprise SharePoint solutions should have formal planning sessions. But some businesses want to realize the immediate value of having their data available online and accessible from anywhere, at any time and on anything. itgroove can help companies implement Microsoft SharePoint quickly, in a protected fashion, delivered using best practices, and in …
Read onMicrosoft Exchange – We are your Victoria and Vancouver Island Experts!
Email has become the lifeblood of modern business and something in the order of 90% of global email traffic originates from Microsoft Exchange servers. If your business email runs on Exchange, it can be argued that Exchange is the single most important and visible “service” inside your enterprise. Keep your Exchange environment running at peak …
Read onitgroove – Victoria and Vancouver Island – SBS and EBS 2008 Experts
Small Business Server 2008 We are your Victoria and Vancouver Island SBS Experts The best selling Microsoft Small Business Server (SBS) has been a cornerstone technology for the small business market place over the last few years, especially so with the SBS2003 version. However, as good as SBS2003 was, the needs of business …
Read onSBS Media Shipping with a boo-boo
Well, we’ve come across this in our office (thanks Robert for pointing it out) and we thought we’d share. SBS2008 (Std & Premium) have been shipping with 2 server installation disks and each of these disks has a set of installation codes on back of the disk sleeve. M$ screwed up with the first …
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