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1. Make a good blog

2. Encourage people to sign up

3. Add advertisements

Yeah... we went there

This is what happens, one minute you’re drinking in Hawaii, next minute your’re riding giant Buddha’s

Could this image be a fake or for real?

outlook 2010? who knows...

Here is a good website to check the stats of your mail server and if it being flagged as a potential relay server or spam server.

http://www.mxtoolbox.com/blacklists.aspx

Ok, a quick post to help resolve the classic iphone exchange syncing issues that heaps of people may be experiencing. So im going to post the solution that worked for us.

Problem was we could get make the iphone sync on the internal lan, but the second you leave the office and try to connect externally, no joy. Here is what worked for us.

1. Install SP2 on the exchange server, you may experience message filtering errors if you have left this to late, so you need to google removing IMFv1 before doing sp2 update

2. open the correct ports on the firewall, http and https <- this is all you need, outlook web access and iphone sync works on https port (443)

3. Make sure the microsoft-server-activesync directory server ip allow list is set to all computer, not restricted to local computers (this was the biggest problem we were having). You change this under the IIS manager on the sbs server, under website, default site, microsoft-server-activesync, directory security, authetication and access controll, change to allow all computers!!!

good luck and hopefully this will fix your problems.

Ok a quick post for those out there who had the same problems i had with trying to setup SQL server 2008 (bundled with SBS Server 2008 Premium), you will notice during install you get an error telling you that SQL 2005 Express Tools are installed and need removing. If you goto add/remove programs this item doesnt exist. OK to make it simple, you need to uninstall the SQL Management Studio Express Tools, once completed re-run the setup and you should be in the clear.

ASCA is a national organisation which works to improve the lives of adult survivors of child abuse throughout Australia. Fruit Box I.T is a business I.T service provider helping businesses implement new technologies to improve productivity and accessibility of data and information.

ASCA approached us in need for a new networking system to assist with organisation of work related data. This coupled with a backup solution to protect valuable client information. ASCA has also become one of our many support agreement customers.

With our discounted non-profit rates, we were able to implement a rock solid network infrastructure to meet the demands of ASCA.

Fruit Box I.T is proud to support non-profit organisations like ASCA, and with our unique pricing for such customers we were able to meet there demands well within an acceptable budget. You can support ASCA by visiting their website at www.asca.org.au and donate to this much needed service.

“Our long-term strategy is to ensure that all adult survivors of all forms of child abuse and neglect in Australia will be able to access the specific services they need, to ensure health, well-being and meaningful engagement in the communities in which they live.”

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