If you have configured RDP on Windows 2008, 7 to use an internal certificate for computer authentication, CRL will only work if the only published location is an HTTP endpoint. If you have multiple end point, the CRL checking will not work.
Alternative is force RDO to use legacy encryption by creating a RDP file with
enablecredsspsupport:i:0
authentication level:i:0
Crazy past couple of weeks, been rushing like mad and very much sleep deprived all for work. So this afternoon while I was replying to an email, I keep hitting Ctrl-Space waiting for intellisense to show up while I was in Outlook. I went crazy thinking why is my intellisense broken, only realising I’m actually in outlook. That’s just telling me its time to get some rest.
I've thoroughly enjoyed my time at the PDC this year, the biggest announcement was obviously the cloud services with the Windows Azure platform. But the greatest thing is the chance to network with other developers and Microsoft product team members.
This was my first PDC experience and I had high expectations, I think the conference overall was organised pretty well. But I have to say was disappointed that we don't get a nice show bag, was expecting some kind of nice backpack or laptop bag given the price of the conference ticket, but instead only got a plastic show bag
It would also be nice if the "Ask the experts" session was slightly better organised.
Interesting observation today, if you have an invalid ASMX soap extension registered in your web.config file. WCF will not render wsdl from its metadata endpoint. I didn't think the two was related, but there must be some connections between them.
If you're running an OS level antivirus scan on your MOSS production servers, you might run into decreased performance and random lock ups. Check out http://support.microsoft.com/kb/952167 and add in the necessary exclusions to your virus scan to stop your scanner from competing with Sharepoint.
Under Windows Vista, sometimes when you open an Office document stored on a WSS or MOSS site, Vista keeps prompting you for user credentials and integrated security just doesn't seems to work. This can be caused by a number of different configuration issues in your environment and sometimes you need to have all the stars aligned for it to work.
With everything configured correctly, there shouldn't be any more annoying authentication prompts from Vista when you open an Office 2007 document.
I think it is crazy that you could be charged $1 per MB of data over wireless. In Australia, if you're not careful in choosing your provider, you could be in for a very nasty surprise. I feel sorry for SMB owners who are not that technical and sign up for these outrageous prices.
