Hello friends, The following post is to advice some of you that run public facing websites which use SSL. Google Chrome will start giving users Warning messages when accessing sites that use SHA-1 based SSL Certificates. By the way – This is scheduled to start happening in under a month form now. And if you are […]
I’ve waited and thanks for a good friend I got my invite. I am super exited to give this a test and be on the cutting edge. You open you email to see the cool invite Then you install the app and log in and you can feel the magic in your hands. Email will […]
So you are looking to upgrade; or at best update to a CU and well the first question in your mind is; what version of Lync am I running. This info can be obtained by the Lync Server Management Shell Run the following command: Get-CsServerVersion and you now have your server version As always, […]
How many times have you install or simply updated your Java, only to be asked once again to install third part software such as the ask toolbar? How many time have end users in your company also done this only to have the tool bar eat away at resources on their workstations or conflict with […]
It seems that my browser of choice is no longer working with Outlook Web Access for Exchange 2013. Google has made changes to the latest version of their browser and removed the API ( showModalDialog ) which has serious consequences for managing a major parts of Exchange. In my test I have noticed management options that I am […]
If you are running Apache, as I do you may want to take steps to secure your system but making a slight adjustment to your configuration. By adding the simply line: SSLProtocol All -SSLv2 -SSLv3 The file location: /etc/apache2 The file name: apache2.conf Remember to always backup a configuration file before making changes. Once completed restart apache: […]