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d2k.nl/domino
Dennis' Domino Blog
DomBlogBlog HomeContactLog in Dennis' Domino BlogDennis' Domino Blog Advisory: Range header DoS vulnerability Apache HTTPD 1.3/2.x (CVE-2011-3192) -> IBM HTTP Server too! 08/25/11 10:18, by Dennis van Remortel, Categories: Administration, IBM, Websphere, security, Sametime Go read this, and apply the fixes. Your IBM HTTP server with the Websphere servers is just a rebranded Apache. Example: D:\IBM\bin>Apache.exe -v Server version: IBM_HTTP_Server/6.0.2.29 Apache/2.0.47 (see
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blogs.vmware.com/virtualreality
VMware: Virtual Reality
Communities VMTN Blogs Twitter Facebook Youtube VMware Home > Blogs > Virtual Reality Virtual Reality Setting the Record Straight One Post at a Time August 26, 2011 Tweet It's no surprise that vSphere 5 holds up under pressure, but what about Hyper-V? Before we head out to VMworld, I want to share with you some fascinating test results just published by Principled Technologies that compare vSphere 5 performance and scalability to Microsoft Hyper-V Server R2 SP1. When Microsoft
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apps4rent.com/index.htm
Hosted Exchange 2010, Microsoft SharePoint Hosting 2010 & Virtual Dedicated Servers
Hosted Exchange 2010($6.95), Microsoft SharePoint Hosting($8.95), Hyper-V Virtual Dedicated Servers($49)from Apps4Rent. Best service and prices - low and cheap
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ravichaganti.com/blog
Ravikanth Chaganti ? SharePoint, Virtualization, Automation and much more
A weblog that contains information related to automating various tasks on Windows OS, SharePoint, Windows Server virtualization using Windows PowerShell. This is the place to lot of techology/technical writing on scripting and automation using Windows PowerShell
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people.no-distance.net/ol
Olivier Gutknecht
Home Software Documents Log & Carnet V.F. Photos Experiments GeoURL Links Version Française Résumé Olivier Gutknecht Cv I am back at Apple, in the UIKit team. My last position was at Fotonauts which I co-founded and where I led the infrastructure & server group. Before this, I was a senior software engineer at Apple, in the R&D group created in Paris by Jean-Marie Hullot, I was part of the small team (with Bertrand Guiheneuf, Sébastien Maury, and Manuel Colom) that brought iCal