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Disaster Recovery part 4

Is Disaster Recovery Really Worth The Trouble (Part 4)

Is Disaster Recovery Really Worth The Trouble (Part 4 of 4 part series) Guest Post by Tommy Tang – Cloud Evangelist In this final chapter of the Disaster Recovery (part 1, part 2 and part 3) discussion ...

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Disaster Recovery part 3

Is Disaster Recovery Really Worth The Trouble (Part 3)

Is Disaster Recovery Really Worth The Trouble (Part 3 of 4 part series) Guest Post by Tommy Tang – Cloud Evangelist In previous articles (part 1 and part 2) I’ve emphasised Disaster Recovery (DR) design ...

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Disaster Recovery part 2

Is Disaster Recovery Really Worth The Trouble (Part 2)

Is Disaster Recovery Really Worth The Trouble (Part 2 of 4 part series) Guest Post by Tommy Tang – Cloud Evangelist In the previous article I’ve mentioned Architecture is the foundation, the bedrock, for implementing ...

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MICROSOFT’S December 2016 PATCH RELEASES

MICROSOFT’S December 2016 PATCH RELEASES

MICROSOFT’S December 2016 PATCH RELEASES Microsoft have released 12 new Patch Tuesday releases for deployment this month of December. See how you can remove the risk of patch deployment by adding SnaPatch to your SCCM ...

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MICROSOFT’S October 2016 PATCH RELEASES

MICROSOFT’S September 2016 PATCH RELEASES

MICROSOFT’S September 2016 PATCH RELEASES Well after a horrible last month for patches causing issues (KB3176934 breaks Windows 10 Powershell , KB3179575 causing authentication issues with Windows 2012 servers, and KB3177725 & KB3176493 causing printing issues), we are ...

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KB3176934 breaks Windows 10 Powershell

KB3176934 breaks Windows 10 Powershell

Windows 10 has been a reliable operating system for many users, but recently, some patches released by Microsoft have caused various issues. One of the latest problems is caused by KB3176934, which appears to break ...

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Zero Day Exploit Update

Deploying a Zero Day Exploit Update Fix with Microsoft SCCM 2012

Deploying a Zero Day Exploit Fix with Microsoft SCCM 2012 Zero Day exploits are vulnerabilities that are found and can be used by hackers to exploit and use for malicious or personal intent. These exploits ...

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