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Today one of our .NET developers came to me with an interesting issue.  He was trying to debug an issue with one of his web services by writing to the Windows Application Event Log.  Unfortunately the event was only being written on one of two IIS servers, so I dove in to take a look. Obviously something was different between the two servers, but what was it?  My first thought was

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One of the largest complaints levied against Android is the fragmentation among devices.  One of the most glaring examples affecting enterprise adoption has been the limited availability of an official client for Cisco VPN solutions.  Cisco has stated that that the problem results from a lack of a robust VPN API in Android. Starting in Q3 2011, beta versions of the Cisco

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Late last year I decided to pursue my VMware Certified Professional certification.  While I have been administering VMware environments since 2007, I felt that the formal certification process would help fill in the blanks and offer insight into areas yet to be explored.  Overall I am very satisfied with having made the endeavor.  This entry is going to be written

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