Eh, I recall your post....and it wasn't brushed under the rug. It was a matter of timing. Patches take *TIME* to test, and yes, this got botched. But releasing another fix "in the next cycle" is not practical either. The fix for the fix needs to be thoroughly tested to make sure *it* doesn't go and break other things, corrupt the registry, undo other registry changes that other products
Issues like this are most often first discussed in the official SBS team blog and I highly recommend you bookmark and check it regularly. http://blogs.technet.com/sbs/ Likewise Susan's blog is excellent to stay up to date on SBS issues. http://msmvps.com/blogs/bradley/ From another Steve "Steve" <Steve@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3BE5F460-F9B6-41C7-BDF1-80EEC158E090@microsoft
Hi steve. As cliff said the SBS DNS problem can crop up every reboot. making it appear that it was trend. I think the feeling is that it was the MS patch that caused you the problem Try that first then install trend. Regards Matt "Steve" <Steve@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3BE5F460-F9B6-41C7-BDF1-80EEC158E090@microsoft.com... I really appreciate all of the
In article <24319231-f9b6-4022-92df-c931aac16128@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>, Tournifreak <wendyjon@ntlworld.com> wrote: To be honest, I don't think they care if you mess with the fuse / seals on the meter connections. Now if you mess with the seals on the meter *case* that's a different matter. There's no legitimate reason to do that. There is if installing a new CU and the tails
Very useful Sid thanks. I've added a note and link into my FAQ. Rob -- Rob Chandler MS Help MVP http://helpware.net "CEE453" <CEE453@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:FA0FD17D-74D9-4E3A-9FCE-65A076D83086@microsoft.com... Hi Rob: I had looked at your hints on helpware.net - very useful. I am working mostly on converting some big Winhelp projects to HTML Help.
