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It *almost* went to 11...

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I blogged a while back about an article I wrote for our website intended to help administrators who are not new to messaging systems but are new to Exchange get on their feet with the basic tasks of Exchange administration. We got a comment from the website berating us for not having anything about security in the list, and although it didn't fit 100% with the goal of the article, it was still a good comment, so I added a task with information about securing the server.

That made the top ten list go to 11... I tried to get the web team to put a Spinal Tap reference, but they have to think about things like localization so they weren't so willing to play along (shucks). So we ended up removing one of the tasks and putting it on the intro page instead.

Anyway, it's been updated, and changed into a step-by-step list to make it easier to read: https://www.microsoft.com/exchange/techinfo/administration/TopTenTasks_1.asp

Comments

  • Anonymous
    February 24, 2004
    We always try and get the quirky stuff in our written work.

    Some edit teams allow it, some don't.

    I know of a a certain Exchange guide that has Dilbert references in ;)
  • Anonymous
    February 25, 2004
    Really nice article.

    Do you mind if I blog about that on my site and translate the main references to Spanish ???

    Thanks for this wonderful site.

    Benjamin Mateos
    Spain
  • Anonymous
    February 26, 2004
    Hi Benjamin,

    I'm looking into it. Will let you know.

    - KC