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Microsoft's support tweaks leave some email admins out in the cold
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| He added that because upgrading the server OS underneath
| an existing Exchange server wasnât supported, MS has made
| the painful decision to ditch Exchange 2007 SP2 support
| and focus instead on the existing Exchange 2007 deployment
| on Windows Server 2008 R2 domain controllers.
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/09/25/windows_server_r2_exchange_server_2007_sp2/
Is Microsoft saying âPlease use our productsâ? â MS pleads for support?
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| In my opinion the desperation of Microsoft in wanting
| you to use itâs products is displayed perfectly in the
| Windows 7 Party campaign (below video) where it takes a
| Tupperware/Ann Summers type approach to try and get YOU
| to promote its software with the enticement of chances
| to win prizes etc (IMO). As Iâve said before, it
| appears to me that Microsoft gets its advocacy by
| enticements. A little different to someone who
| recommends Linux eh?
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http://openbytes.wordpress.com/2009/09/25/is-microsoft-saying-please-use-our-products-ms-pleads-for-support/
Related:
London Stock Exchange in denial over system outage
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| The LSE absolved its core TradElect platform from blame. The system, designed
| and built by Accenture, runs on HP ProLiant Servers and Microsoft .Net and
| SQL Server 2000 systems. Accenture declined to comment on Monday's events.
| The LSE said, "we won't discuss dealings with our individual suppliers".
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| Bob McDowall, senior analyst at Tower Group, said sparse explanations
| provided by the LSE so far were ânot very satisfactoryâ.
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http://www.computerworlduk.com/management/it-business/it-organisation/news/index.cfm?newsid=10947
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