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Anyone MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGY who knows DEPLOYMENT ISSUE 6 OCTOBER 2003 this much TECHNOLOGY about our software .NET: CHANGING THE FACE OF DEVELOPING is probably SQL SERVER: WAITING FOR YUKON TERMINAL SERVICES: certifiable. AT YOUR FINGERTIPS The Affinity Homes Group chose Phoenix Software, a Microsoft Certified Partner, to migrate 250 users and their 20 servers to It takes a special company to be a Microsoft Gold Certified Open here Windows 2000, Microsoft Exchange 5.5 and Partner, one that’s demonstrated an exceptional level of You naturally want your IT service provider to have proven Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server. Richard Swift, specialist expertise in a particular Microsoft solution. And expertise across the full range of Microsoft products for the ultimate Head of Information Systems at Affinity you will reap the rewards for all their hard work, as you get commented: “We had been working with and solutions. Every Microsoft Certified Partner has met the assurance of the highest possible levels of service. Microsoft resource guide Phoenix for a number of years and they are a rigorous technical criteria set by Microsoft, so you can be THETHE FUTUREFUTURE Whatever challenges you’re facing, a Microsoft Gold Certified Microsoft Certified Partner, that gave us the confident that they can give you the high level of service Partner is perfectly qualified to make your IT systems for IT Professionals and added comfort of knowing that they had the you expect, together with trustworthy, independent advice. Developers right level of expertise that we were looking for”. workFor moreharder details, for you. visit Visit www.microsoft.com/uk/certified www.microsoft.com/uk/certified COMPUTERCOMPUTER PUSHINGPUSHING THETHE BOUNDARIESBOUNDARIES ATAT < ©Microsoft©Microsoft Corporation. Corporation. All rights All rights reserved. reserved. Microsoft Microsoft and and the the Certified Certified Partner Partner logo logo are are registered registered trademarks. MICROSOFTMICROSOFT RESEARCHRESEARCH LABSLABS SHORTCUTS TECHNOLOGY THINKING MACHINES 6-8 “Machine learning has the potential to make human-computer interactions much more natural” CHRIS BISHOP, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR AT MICROSOFT RESEARCH IN CAMBRIDGE, REVEALS SOME OF THE RESEARCH GOING ON BEHIND THE SCENES AT THE LABS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FUTURE OF COMPUTING. IN-BOX 2-4 “What sort of information should I provide when I raise a case with developer support?” The Clinic responds to this and other questions. THE BURNING QUESTION: A TOUGHER NUT TO CRACK? 5 “What is Microsoft doing to improve security in its IIS 6.0 server?” Julius Davies, principal systems engineer at Microsoft, responds to the above question. SMALL BUSINESS SERVER: PLATFORM FOR SUCCESS 9 Microsoft is preparing to release the fourth generation of its Small Business Server. FYI Technology assesses the latest incarnation. SQL SERVER: THE YEAR OF THE SEQUEL 10-11 “We have been working hard on different editions of SQL Server, recognising that people want different things from their database.” Cassandra Nuttall, SQL Server and solutions marketing manager at Microsoft UK, discusses the forthcoming release of “Yukon” – codename for the next version of Microsoft® SQL Server – and the improvements that are still being made to SQL Server 2000. IMAGINE CUP: DEGREES OF DEVELOPMENT 12-14 “We’ve seen a sea change in the way Microsoft is working with academics over the last 18 months. Previously, we felt we were regarded as a revenue source.” Robert Miles, academic team leader at Hull University’s Department of Computer Science, discusses success in the Microsoft Imagine Cup, and how Microsoft is building closer links with academia. To feedback your comments on FYI Technology or amend your sub- .NET FRAMEWORK: SUCCEEDING WITH .NET 15-17 scription details, please go to www.microsoft.com/uk/fyitechnology “.NET asks developers to embrace a new approach not merely to development, but to the underlying philosophy of systems design.” Editor: Gary Eastwood Creative director: Crispian Brown Art editor: Erroll Jones Picture editor: Rachel James Deputy picture editor: Rachel Curry Tim Sneath, principal systems engineer for Microsoft’s .NET developer group, on how .NET is changing Executive editor: Jo Russell Account director: Ingrid von Bibra Production director: the way developers work, and how it could even transform their role within their organisation. i Andrea St Hill Editorial director: Stuart Rock Publisher: Mike Bokaie FYi is published for Microsoft Limited by Caspian Publishing Limited, Millbank Tower, Millbank, London SW1P 4QP. General enquiries: 020 7828 0706 WINDOWS TERMINAL: ONE SIZE FITS ALL 18-19 Editorial: 020 7828 0744 Fax 020 7828 0737 E-mail: [email protected] www.caspianpublishing.co.uk “There are many great remote administration tools, but sometimes you just want to be there. Terminal Server lets you essentially be at the keyboard of that machine doing that work.” The views expressed in this magazine are those of the contributors for which Caspian Publishing and Microsoft Limited accept no responsibility. Readers should Ivo Salmre, Microsoft UK product manager for .NET developer technology, discusses Windows Terminal. take appropriate professional advice before acting on any issue raised. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is strictly prohibited. Repro by Blaze Creative. Printed by TPL Printers (UK) SPAM E-MAIL: THE RANT 20 © 2003 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, the Microsoft logo, Spam is a major problem for IT departments and users alike. Simon Attwell, security programme Windows, Active Directory, Windows NT, Outlook, Windows Server, SharePoint, Visual Studio, MapPoint, Visual Basic, Visual C++, Visual C#, ActiveX and Win32 are either manager at Microsoft, responds to the concerns of three different types of personnel. registered trademarks or of the Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. All other trademarks are held by their respective companies. COVER PHOTOGRAPHY: WILL WEBSTER October 2003 1 ➔ iN-BOX UPDATE IT FORUM This year’s Microsoft IT Forum 2003 will be held in Copenhagen, Denmark, 11-14 November. Focusing on “Integrated Innovation,” it QUESTIONS will help IT professionals to explore best practices for managing systems and strengthening security, and will provide guidance for TO THE CLINIC >>>> planning and implementing Microsoft technologies. Other topics include mobility, directory services, platform security, management tools and desktop systems. Register now at: www.microsoft.com/europe/msitforum TECHNET ROADSHOW The TechNet Roadshow goes back on the road in October. This well ON DEVELOPER SUPPORT: established roadshow returns to provide IT professionals with a full day’s Q: WHAT SORT OF INFORMATION SHOULD I technical low-down on the new Office System and ideas on improving QPROVIDE WHEN I RAISE A CASE WITH their own productivity. Sessions include: an introduction to the new DEVELOPER SUPPORT? Office System; technical understanding of Exchange Server 2003; and RESPONSE: It depends on the type of case utilising mobile technologies and solutions using Windows® XP, Office, but as general guidelines: Smartphone and Pocket PC. For more information about TechNet events 1. For hangs and access violations, we turn to page 4. can help you best if we have a user mode dump – ideally created by the ADPlus. MSDN ROADSHOW You can get details of this at: The MSDN Roadshow provides software developers with a full day of http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?sci technical content covering key Microsoft technologies at regional d=kb;en-us;286350 locations, and is back on the road between 29 September and 17 2. For installation problems of the product November, 2003. The series will focus on “Building .NET Applications – itself, the installation logs are generally The ‘How’: A Developers’ Guide to Good Design Decisions.” These very useful to us. You can learn more about sessions will provide an insight into how to exploit the broad range of .NET installation solutions at: applications and how to choose an appropriate solution. For more http://support.microsoft.com/?id=319714 information about MSDN events turn to page 4. 3. For problems installing applications that you have produced, it is often helpful if we MICROSOFT OFFICE SYSTEM have information about registry access and Microsoft Office System is to be launched in October. Building on the file access. Many people find the FileMon familiar tools that IT professionals already know, the system includes and Regmon tools good for this purpose: servers, services, and desktop programs designed to work together to http://www.sysinternals.com help address a broad array of business problems. It provides the 4. For problems where the behaviour of a building blocks for creating solutions that will help: provide business class does not match with the behaviour users with better access to information; improve an organisation's that is expected or documented, a small agility; enable collaboration between teams and organisations; and sample that shows the problem is ideal. improve individual productivity. For more information on Microsoft The smaller the sample and the simpler Office System, visit: www.microsoft.com/uk/office the steps to failure, the sooner we will be able to get to the core of the problem. MIGRATING FROM NT4.0 5. For failures of server solutions, the event HP knows that NT migration is not a trivial exercise. It is critical to have all logs can be very helpful, especially the the facts before undertaking the exercise. That’s why they’ve packed so application event log. much useful information into a new document that looks at both the 6. For performance problems and memory benefits of migrating from Windows NT from a business perspective, and leaks, Perfmon logs are always helpful. provides a more technical overview. For more information, see the enclosed insert or order your copy from our subscription centre at: We are always interested in: www.microsoft.com/uk/fyitechnology •The platform – What OS is this happening on? 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