Something that always gave me the feeling that IAG was a red-headed stepchild was the lack proper documentation. Perhaps that's the wrong way to put it. IAG did have proper documentation and the documentation was fairly comprehensive, but it didn't fit the Microsoft model in terms of organization, and more importantly, in terms of "Webification". more...
Just found a great interview with Uri Lichtenfeld regarding IAG 2007 SP2. As you might already know, IAG 2007 SP2 was recently released to the public. This release is a major advance for the IAG product, because it includes a downloadable .vhd file you can use to test the solution in your lab. In this blog post on the Forefront Team Blog, Uri Lichtenfeld covers the key elements of IAG 2007 SP2. more...
OK, this isn't going to be much of a requiem, but I did want to point out that it appears that we're at the end of an era. I used to take it for granted that over time, things would get better and better. Maybe that was only true when I was a kid, and that things have changed over time so that there is more room for things to worse over time. Or more likely, some things get better over time and some things get worse over time, and the relative mix depends on who you are and what's important to you. more...
We always knew that different VPN gateway vendors went out of their way to loosely interpret RFC in order to lock out other VPN gateway vendors, so that customers would have to buy the same vendor's VPN gateway for each office. Among the vendors that seemed to go to out of their way in this area is Cisco. more...
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