ITPRO AFRICA is proud to announce our first event for 2012! ITPRO Africa IDM Management Shootout We’ve invited two guest speakers from Microsoft and Quest Softwareto give their viewpoints on the subject matter of Identity Management. You are invited to come along, listen and most of all interact with our guests. Make sure that you [...]
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I’m wanting to build on my previous post titled “Using PowerShell from managed code” to show how to invoke the Exchange 2010 Management Shell from managed code. Since Exchange 2007, the primary management tool for Exchange is the Exchange Management Shell (EMS). The EMS is really just a PowerShell session with Exchange specific extensions loaded. [...]
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So last week I attended Tech-Ed Africa 2011 and had to trek all the way to Durban on South Africa’s east coast, where it became as clear as the lovely South African blue skies … Microsoft is punting their Cloud offering in extra-large doses. One of the first talks I attended turned out be an [...]
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Squirrelmail is one of the old guard, starting life out in 1999 already. Written to HTML 4 specs, SqM tries to be as compatible as possible with the widest range of browsers. This also alludes to the fact that SqM is bare-bones at the core, with standard email functionality and not much more. The idea [...]
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PHP Applications: Pt 2 – phpMyAdmin
by Robby Pedrica 22 September 2011 ApplicationsNo discussion of MySQL is complete without mentioning phpMyAdmin, ( in my opinion ) the best web-based management tool around. PMA has grown from a simple web client to a full featured MySQL management interface with a lot of bells and whistles. The current release of PMA ( 3.4.x ) requires at minimum php 5.2 [...]
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