Symantec Links – Backup Exec 2010 B2D Training and Gumblar Botnet Statistics
While scanning the Symantec website today, I ran across these 2 links that are worth sharing. This is a nice free training guide for Backup Exec 2010 Backup-To-Disk folders including best practices and general setup guidelines. http://www.symantec.com/connect/blogs/betc-be2010-free-modules This is a Symantec Blog that indicates the Gumblar Botnet activity and describes how it infiltrates sites and […]
Quick Reminder on Digital Copiers and Security
Just a reminder that all digital copiers since 2002 have hard drives and they keep a copy on them of anything copied, scanned or printed until it is full, then it starts writing over them again. Some models can store thousands of the most recent items that went through them. So just a reminder before a […]
Old media dying; Internet Marketing takes over
Surely you’ve heard that newspapers are about to fall off the edge of earth. New York Times’ revenue has dropped profusely, but on the bright side their Internet revenues have grown 6.7%. Lesson be learned: if businesses don’t hop on the Internet marketing train, they’re going to be left behind with the newspaper stands. FACT: […]
Windows 7 – Disable Windows Search
In Windows 7 the search feature has been greatly improved, however if you are like me i have a third party application which i use to search for items on my computer. Since i no longer need the windows search capability, i have disabled these feature all together. By disabling it I free up some […]
Chrome Speed Tracer
If you use Crome and have wondered how web site performance is for a page or site, try the newly released Speed Tracer Extension for Crome (https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/ognampngfcbddbfemdapefohjiobgbdl) It helps look at the various parts of the site that are loading and running in the background while the entire site is being rendered. It seems to be […]
SonicWall Premium Content Filtering Categories and Examples of sites under those categories
I’ve finally found a decent list of the categories that are options to be filtered through SonicWall. If you have the Standard Content Filtering Service then you get the first 12 categories as options. When you bump up to the Premium you get to select from all the categories listed below. If you are not sure how […]
Dell’s New PowerEdge servers available soon
News from Dell – New generation of servers to be available soon. Dell™ PowerEdge™ R910 Rack Server – Features Intel Xeon 7500 series processors providing high performance and reliability in a scalable 4U, four-socket server. Allows large workload consolidation and maximum virtualization machine density. Provides downtime avoidance and high efficiency. R910 Customer Benefits: […]
PPC in a Nutshell
It’s true, Pay Per Click is a great way to find the relevant target, stay within budget and get the product sold. However, that means everyone and their grandmother is trying pay per click, which means tons of other people using the same keywords and text ads as you. Bad news for you right? Not […]
Shoretel Custom Ringtones
Starting with the release of version 7, Shoretel has given the ability to load customized ringtones on their IP phones to the end user. While this is a great feature, Shoretel does not provide much documentation (other than to say it’s possible), nor do they offer any kind of support for this process. After scouring […]
Facebook fan pages: Useful or Not for Businesses?
If you’ve ever looked at Facebook fan pages, you’ve probably noticed that some are completely for social purposes, such as a fan page titled “water skiing!” Fan pages like these don’t have much interaction or business purpose, but if you can find a good fan page (Yes, they’re out there) you’ll notice it does a […]