Buscar:
Noticias
OpiniónPersonales
AeromodelismoAutos
Comic/Anime
Deportes
Humor
Impersonales
Moda / Belleza
Sociedad
Viajes y Turismo
Video Juegos
Política
Escolares
Arte y Cultura
Cuentos y RelatosDiseño
Economía
Educación
Filosofía
Gastronomía
Historia
Hobbies
Literatura
Música y Discos
Religión
Fotologs
Videoblogs
Tecnología
InternetCine/Películas
EntretenimientoEmpresas
MarketingCiencias
SaludPodcasts
Living in the Material World - Información del Blog
En esta página encontrará información estadística del blog, adicionalmente puede consultar el mapa de enlaces.
Comenta el Blog
Para hacerlo haga click aqui
Ultimos Posts 1. 22/10/2007 13:09 - Understanding adam Here's a very pedagogic article about ADAM (ok, AD LDS) by Brian Redmond. Interesting stuff, specially the scenarios, I think they are described in a very simple and understandable way. White pages directory: use syncro tools to pull data from AD, SQL, etc to ADAM. Then the App talks only to ADAM. Application-specific: the app needs attributes that are not in the AD schema. Authent... 2. 22/10/2007 11:24 - Adam with ssl Ok, it may take some time to make it work. Luckily there's quite a lot of info posted by others who spent days trying to do it properly. Here's erlend's post with detailed instructions . Includes all the Certificate Authority stuff that is required. And here's tom's post with some tips if you have the classical ?8009030d The credentials supplied to the package were not recognized? ... 3. 20/10/2007 09:43 - Identity in .net Ok, security is one of your main concerns if you work in something more than just atoy application. This article by Keith Brown covers Authentication, Single-Sign-On, Authorization, Azman stuff, federated identities, principals, ADFS, and security in WCF. Too much you might say, but after reading this i think you get the hole picture of security in the .net framework. What you can ... 4. 07/10/2007 05:11 - What's on sql server's data buffer? SQL Server stores data on 8K pages. These pages can be data pages, index pages and others ( here you'll find the complete list). These pages (well, some of them at a given time) can be stored on the data buffer of SQL Server. Obviously this is because it is faster to retrieve pages from the buffer (RAM) than from disk (physical access). But sometimes one asks what's being stored ri... 5. 07/10/2007 03:40 - Sql server performance counters As usual, the guys from SQL Performance have good tips. this time it's about performance counters. They are very useful if you want to monitor some specific event on your db server, examples: SQL Server Access Methods object: Page Splits/sec: SQL Server Buffer Manager Object: Cache Size SQL Server Buffer Manager Object: Buffer Cache Hit Ratio . SQLServer: SQL Statistics: Batch Requ... | Estadisticas Posicion del Blog en Nuestro Ranking Hits Semanales Hits Mensuales |