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Inetinfo.exe is taking up a lot of CPU on Exchange 2003

If you are seeing the inetinfo.exe process consistently taking up a lot of the Exchange Server's CPU, it is likely because you have enabled "Intelligent Message Filtering" and set it to "archive" spam messages. What happens is IMF stores these messages in the %programfiles%\exchsrvr...

Posted to Tom's Blog (Weblog) by Tom on 09-04-2008
Motorola Q9h customizations

Last week, my beloved Samsung Blackjack bit the dust. Rather than getting a new Blackjack II, which looks like it has lots of problems compared to the original Blackjack, I decided to get the new Moto Q9h. Besides the sleek look, and small form factor, the keyboard appeared to be the best I had ever...

Posted to Tom's Blog (Weblog) by Tom on 12-05-2007
How to remove files from a Windows Mobile device

Anyone who has tried to delete shortcuts or files from a Windows Mobile device, knows the frustration of constant "Access Denied" or "You do not have the necessary permissions" messages. Below is a pretty simple way that I have found to get around these permissions, by using a tool...

Posted to Tom's Blog (Weblog) by Tom on 12-05-2007
I've gone 64-bit, and can't be happier

When I got my new Lenovo T60p Vista rig awhile back, I made the decision to run with the OEM installation of Vista (and all the crapware that came along with it) for as long as I could stand it. I knew this would be somewhat painful, but I often like to do this when using a brand new machine because...

Posted to Tom's Blog (Weblog) by Tom on 11-14-2007
OCS activation error

Failure [0xC3EC796C] One or more errors occurred during execution of the wizard; the wizard was unable to complete successfully. Please check the log file for more information. The above error message has been plaguing me for a few weeks now. I have been working on two separate Office Communication Server...

Posted to Tom's Blog (Weblog) by Tom on 08-24-2007
Wait, you can't telnet in Vista? What?

Here's the situation: It's 3:30 AM and you get paged by your monitoring system telling you that SMTP is down on one of your web/email servers. You drag yourself out of bed and head to the living room to fire up your brand-new Vista laptop (Dell Latitude D820 for those of you keeping score at home). Once...

Posted to Ted's Blog (Weblog) by ted on 02-07-2007
Hands-On Review of the Cingular 8525 running GoodLink and ActiveSync

I love my Cingular 8125 . Love, love, love it. When I heard that Cingular was going to be selling the 8525, the upgraded version of the 8125, my palms got a bit sweaty. I imagined the features that the 8125 needed and hoped they'd be installed on the 8525. Over the Christmas holidays I swung by the local...

Posted to Ted's Blog (Weblog) by ted on 01-06-2007
Stream of Consciousness post about Windows Vista...

I attended a Microsoft event in San Francisco on Monday and sat in on a presentation on Windows Vista. Here's a train-of-thought, real-time listing of what I gleaned from the event: They've been developing Vista for the last 10 years, but "last 5 hard." BETA 2 has had "tons" of downloads/installs. Will...

Posted to Ted's Blog (Weblog) by ted on 10-18-2006

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