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COVER STORY Tour de SQL Part II: Administrative Features 12 Microsoft and Every year, the Tour de France is won or EU in Showdown lost in the mountains. In this stage of our Attacks on EU tour of SQL Server 2005, we look at the monitoring trustee fail to slow critical administrative features that make down pace of ruling. or break the new database. Page 29 Shades of Netscape Microsoft, VMware in virtualization showdown. PHOTO BY GRAHAM WATSON 14 Beta Man FEATURES Exchange 12: Unified Messaging Rules 38 The Best of the Best COLUMNS The 2006 Redmond Readers’ Choice Awards 4 Barney’s Rubble: Doug Barney The readers have spoken. Computers Make You Stupid Here are the results of the 21 Mr. Roboto: Don Jones 2006 Redmond Readers’ Choice Does Anybody Really Know What survey—45 categories of the Time It Is? tools and utilities that keep your networks running smoothly. 61 Never Again: David Harding Out of Control 53 Productivity on the Go Never install software again! We 62 Windows Insider: Greg Shields look at 20 top portable apps, from Extending Security office suites to IP scanners. Page 39 67 Security Advisor: Joern Wettern Microsoft at Your Service REVIEWS 72 Foley on Microsoft: 16 Still Beating 22 Reader Review Mary Jo Foley Neverfail can keep your SQL Server 2005 Is the Microsoft Live: A Six-Month Exchange server running One to Beat Report Card through just about any disaster. Super-fast performance, robust ALSO IN THIS ISSUE toolset and better security options make Microsoft’s latest database 2 Redmond Magazine Online management system a must for 6 [email protected] most shops. 71 Ad and Editorial Indexes COVER IMAGE BY GRAHAM WATSON 0506red_OnlineTOC_2.v6 4/18/06 12:06 PM Page 2 Redmondmag.comMAY 2006 MCP Radio/ENT Questions With ... Emmett Dulaney Group Policy Grows with Emmett Dulaney, author of Windows Vista Redmondmag.com’s new Linux/Windows integration column, esides security enhancements, Group Policy undergoes FullArmor CTO Integration Station (FindIT code: Bvast improvements in Windows Vista, and that’s what Danny Kim says LinWin), on the state of interop today: Microsoft has gets FullArmor CTO Danny Kim excited. “The number of been focusing Group Policy settings is doubled in [the beta version of] lots of attention Biggest challenge for Windows IT on refining Windows Vista,” says Kim—upward of more than three thousand. Windows Vista pros who want to integrate Linux But he loves that Microsoft provides a nifty search filter to help Group Policy. and Windows? you narrow down what you’re looking for. “Kind of like a Convincing management not to blindly Google for Group Policy,” he adds. It’s among several of Kim’s favorite features believe everything they read or hear. he discusses with MCPmag.com Editor Michael Domingo on MCP Radio. FindIT code: MCPDK One piece of Linux software that For in-depth coverage, ENTmag.com reporter Stuart J. Johnston looks at every Windows admin should have? which Windows Vista and IE7 features will favor the IT environment. The latest Samba docs in a form FindIT code: ENTFeat you’re comfortable with. Samba is simple, yet robust; it’s important to know how to interact with it to get MCPmag.com exactly what you need. What’s the most compelling aspect Who Wins with Vista, Office Delays? of Linux/Windows integration? FileEngine is leasing Linux servers to ho benefits most from the announced delays in Win- companies running Windows clients. dows Vista and Office 2007? 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Get proactive. www.websense.com/security © 2006 Websense, Inc. All rights reserved. 0506red_Rubble4.v3 4/18/06 12:26 PM Page 4 Barney’sRubble Doug Barney RedmondTHE INDEPENDENT VOICE OF THE MICROSOFT IT COMMUNITY Computers MAY 2006 ■ VOL. 12 ■ NO. 5 Group Publisher Henry Allain Make You Stupid Redmond Media Group Editorial Director Doug Barney Redmond Media Group hat happened the last time your computer Group Associate Publisher Matt N. Morollo Redmond Media Group croaked? Did you feel lost, paralyzed, unable to Editor in Chief Doug Barney [email protected] work or communicate? Editor Keith Ward W [email protected] One day this winter, the power died in goes down. Then we have no idea who Executive Editor, Reviews Lafe Low our plush, normally well-lit Redmond to call or how. [email protected] Editor at Large Michael Desmond offices. 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