A while ago we told you about the setup prerequisite change in Exchange 2007 SP1 that allows setup to ignore unreachable domains and domains that do not have any domain controllers running a minimum ...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
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any update(or date???) on when you will be kind enough to release the actual Exchange 2007 RTM which many of you may fondly call Exchange 2007 SP1? Also, is there a pledge taken by MS that any software released 2007 onwards will have to be 2GB in size and should take 7 GB once installed? There is no denying that MS has helped spread IT faster than any other company or technology. But don't just jump into too many things at the same time. look at the product releases you had in the past year... Exchage 2007 RTM not complete, Windows Vista not complete, office 2007 not complete and windows 2008 (from my RC0 experience) is going to come as a rape victim having missing cloths and bleeding all over. I appreciate your Read-Only DC role though.
Windows Vista still lacks customization options when it comes to enterprise. who the hell did the research and told you that XP Pro/Vista Business/Enterprise must(not removable) have a movie maker software? And what about integrating Windows Live and Marketplace. you guys really want another EU law suit?
Please look into Windows XP SP2 and see if people, especially business require any other features which XP SP2 does not offer
To top that, incompatibility with your own software??? how the hell did that happen when all the product development were taking place at the same time? Exchange 2007 SP1 on Windows 2003 can not be upgraded to O2K7 on Windows 2008? requires O2K7 sp1 to support installation on Windows 2008? SQL 2005 requires another service pack? Windows XP requires another? even Vista? and all I see in Windows 2008 is your desperate efforts to overcome VMWare monopoly?
too many versions of Vista? and no noticeable difference at all between these versions? I installed Ultimate on Intel Q35 chipset and tested DreamScene but still image animation is not fluent. why do you need an experience index which, even on business desktops show score 3.0 counting on the integrated graphics? You could have taken that time to improve the monitoring tools in Vista or making user friendly explorer. and the Network management is another pain in everywhere component of Vista which actually does nothing other than trying to diagnose and miserably fail.
Concentrate on what you have done before you set your scale high and move on....
All the best.
Windows Vista still lacks customization options when it comes to enterprise. who the hell did the research and told you that XP Pro/Vista Business/Enterprise must(not removable) have a movie maker software? And what about integrating Windows Live and Marketplace. you guys really want another EU law suit?
Please look into Windows XP SP2 and see if people, especially business require any other features which XP SP2 does not offer
To top that, incompatibility with your own software??? how the hell did that happen when all the product development were taking place at the same time? Exchange 2007 SP1 on Windows 2003 can not be upgraded to O2K7 on Windows 2008? requires O2K7 sp1 to support installation on Windows 2008? SQL 2005 requires another service pack? Windows XP requires another? even Vista? and all I see in Windows 2008 is your desperate efforts to overcome VMWare monopoly?
too many versions of Vista? and no noticeable difference at all between these versions? I installed Ultimate on Intel Q35 chipset and tested DreamScene but still image animation is not fluent. why do you need an experience index which, even on business desktops show score 3.0 counting on the integrated graphics? You could have taken that time to improve the monitoring tools in Vista or making user friendly explorer. and the Network management is another pain in everywhere component of Vista which actually does nothing other than trying to diagnose and miserably fail.
Concentrate on what you have done before you set your scale high and move on....
All the best.