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    May152009

    Tech Ed Wrap-Up

    Things we have learned from Tech Ed this year:

    1. “AD FS doesn’t break. If there’s a problem with your AD FS, it’s PKI. If it’s not PKI, then it’s a typo. If it’s not a typo, then it’s PKI.”
    2. #1, above, also applies to demos given in front of a theatre full of people, unfortunately!
    3. I…am now famous, both for #’s 1 and 2, above, as well as for: Active Directory and Windows Server 2008 R2, a 20-minute fishbowl chat that I did with the ever-engaging Mark Minasi. For those of you too impatient to watch the whole thing, I had this “lovely” moment of brain-freeze wherein Mark asked me something I’d never even contemplated before it came out of his mouth, and so there’s a few seconds of *sputter*splurt*spew* (one of those moments where, had I been drinking something, I probably would’ve snarfed it) on my part before he most nobly saves me from myself. :-)

    Reader Comments (1)

    Good conversation, I agree with you all about waiting for 2008 R2 at this point. I think a lot of places are still at XP/2003.

    The push when Windows 7/Windows 2008 R2 is released is going to be huge and a lot of work for years to come (I hope). The economy has to turn around too but that will come.

    I do disagree with Mark about complex passwords. At this point people use them for online services like their credit cards and banking so is it still confusing to them?

    I went to Mark's 2003 class a few years back and we talked about it then too.

    The TechEd 2009 DVDs should be really good, I'll be getting them for sure.

    Talk to you later

    Mike
    May 18, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterMike Kline

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