ACS running as a RemoteApp through Terminal Services? What?

ACS running as a RemoteApp through Terminal Services? What?
Well, this is a nerdy topic… there’s no if’s, and’s, or but’s about it.  These words make absolutely no sense to the general public.  Terminal services to most people would be something to do with an airline, and RemoteApp just sounds weird. So, allow me to link to Jason...

IBM, my new friend

IBM, my new friend
Loyal readers of techlesia know that customer service is a big deal to me.  I get easily upset when companies don’t give a hoot about my patronage.  So, it gives me great pleasure today to tell you why IBM is my new friend. We just bought this kick-butt x3400 M2.  It has 24GB of memory, a 1.5 TB...

Milestones of Achievement

For the last couple of months, I have been going full-force into a major network overhaul.  Yes, if you follow my blog, you’ll realize that I’ve been talking about this for 18 months.  Well, we finally got all the ducks in a row to begin working, and yesterday we hit a major milestone.  The...

Everybody to the limit…

Sometimes I feel a little more like Homestar Runner than a bona-fide network professional, but this month I’ve been pushing the network to the limit in true Fhqwhgads style.  That’s right, we’re moving our way well into the late 20th century.  Hopefully we’ll be able to catch up...

Church Survey

We’re in the midst of a church survey for our strategic planning council.  This is something we do about every five years, and we ask a ton of questions to our church members and regular attenders.  It helps us to discover the pulse of the church, what we’re doing right, and what needs...

Redirection and you: Fun with .htaccess

As part of moving from one Web site to another, our link structure changed massively.  With our previous provider, links were not SEO-friendly.  In fact, the previous provider didn’t allow us any control over meta data at all.  This means that all our pages pretty much looked the same to search...

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