looks like pocketcloud is going ---- Dell killed another brand

Dell is retiring the PocketCloud service. Effective June 30, 2015

Dear PocketCloud customer, In 2009, PocketCloud was created to help people access their PCs from mobile devices anywhere. While PocketCloud has enjoyed a loyal user base, user adoption has waned in recent years, largely due to the rise of software-as-a-service and cloud storage applications. Effective June 30, 2015, Dell will retire the PocketCloud service. Starting today, Dell will discontinue development on the PocketCloud apps and you will no longer be able to purchase the Pro version of the PocketCloud apps or the premium subscription service. The free version of the apps will be available for download until December 30, 2014 and Dell will continue to provide support for subscription customers until June 30, 2015. After June 30, 2015, Dell will discontinue support for PocketCloud. Once the product is discontinued, the PocketCloud Remote Desktop app can be used in Manual mode, but auto-discovery and Cloudbin storage will no longer be available. Please keep in mind that Dell will no longer support the product and cannot ensure that PocketCloud will continue to work for you past June 30, 2015. For additional information on how this might affect you as a customer and recommended next steps, please visit the PocketCloud end of life page at www.Dell.com/wyse/pocketcloudEOL. Dell and the PocketCloud team have thoroughly enjoyed providing this product to our customers over the last 5 years and sincerely appreciate the millions of customers like you who have shown us their support during that time. Should you have any additional questions please visit PocketCloud Support at www.Dell.com/wyse/pocketcloudSupport. Regards, Dell Wyse PocketCloud Team. Free version of the apps will be available for download untilDecember 30, 2014. After June 30, 2015, Dell will discontinue support for PocketCloud. For additional information on how this might affect you as a customer and recommended next steps, please visit the PocketCloud end of life page. Should you have any additional questions please visit PocketCloud Support.

生活对每个人都是公平的。只要你不放弃，就会有希望。

生活对每个人都是公平的。只要你不放弃，就会有希望。

office 365 for Mac

http://redmondmag.com/articles/2014/10/31/outlook-for-mac-for-office-365.aspx

Microsoft recommends removing Outlook for Mac 2011 before running Outlook for Mac for Office 365, although there's no explanation about why it's recommended. The two solutions can run side by side. Installing Outlook for Mac for Office 365 does not automatically remove Outlook for Mac 2011

well, its buggy as reported

hot-swap batteries for IBM UPS - 750 again

hot-swap batteries for IBM UPS - 750 again

yes, IBM APC-750 UPS battery is hot-swappable

need be very careful to do that

IPAM , will IPAM going down gurgules like NAP/NPS

IPAM , will IPAM going down  like NAP/NPS

Microsoft really made a big fuss in IPAM to take control of DNS and DHCP. especially in 70-413 and 70-417 exams

doubt there is a place for in IPAM in small and medium biz market.

Upgrading Your Skills to MCSA Windows Server 2012; 70-417

lots of questions about IPAM

lots of questions on NAP / NPS --- vomitting as Microsoft is to phase out the NAP shit

to be comfortable with this exan,

cbt nuggests

transignal

Microsoft Technet virtual labs

be sure you are familiar with Azure , claims , AD FS, workplace join, hyper-v

Exam Ref 70-417. Upgrading Your Skills to MCSA Windows Server 2012 R2 --- highly recommended

also

http://www.microsoftvirtualacademy.com/Studies/SearchResult.aspx

Designing and Implementing a Server Infrastructure ; 70-413

lots of questions about IPAM

lots of questions on NAP / NPS --- vomitting as Microsoft is to phase out the NAP shit

to be comfortable with this exan,

cbt nuggests

transignal

Microsoft Technet virtual labs

be sure you are familiar with Azure , claims , AD FS, workplace join, hyper-v

Exam Ref 70-417. Upgrading Your Skills to MCSA Windows Server 2012 R2 --- highly recommended