Java has a critical Java 6 update 29 patch.  I have been reading some commentary about issues with 6 update 29.   Since Oracle has released Java 7, we now two Java versions being updated.   One thing I noticed is that Java 7 doesn’t uninstall Java 6.   I read that Java only uninstalls older versions of […]

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Here’s the description of Exchange 2010 SP1 RU6: https://tiny.cc/hy1sw

Microsoft has created a very robust and expandable environment with Exchange 2010.  You can add redundancy in a modular fashion.   Data Availability Groups (DAG) allow more than one Exchange Mailbox server role to exist with the same data.   You can also have more than one of the other roles of Exchange for added redundancy.

Malicious PDF Documents can be a threat to your business I can’t tell you how many people tell me that they never worry about clicking on Adobe PDF file documents because “they are safe”.  They are shocked when I tell them that infected PDF files is one of the major ways viruses and trojans are brought […]

Here is Adobe’s official life cycle page listing what their support commitment is to their various products.  Notice that Adobe 8 Reader went end of core support on 11/3/2011.   Adobe Reader 9 is the oldest fully supported Adobe Reader product.  If you are on anything older than Adobe Reader 9, you should upgrade to Adobe’s […]

If you have a corrupt recycle bin on your Windows 7 desktop, here is how you can fix it:    Click on the Start button In the search box type: CMD.EXE Do not click on CMD but rather highlight it and right click on it.

Anti-virus We operate under a very simple “best practice” premise for anti-virus. Workstations should have anti-virus that scans only the workstation and related memory sticks, etc. Servers should have anti-virus that scans only the server itself.