Get-DnsServerResourceRecord

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You saw how to discover the zones on a DNS server in the first post in this series. Now its time to discover the records in a zone. For that you need Get-DnsServerResourceRecord.

The syntax is:

Get-DnsServerResourceRecord [-ZoneName] <string> [[-Name] <string>] [-Type] <ushort&g…READ MORE

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The future of physical retail: Connected devices and connected shoppers

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U.S. consumers are expected to spend more than $1 trillion this holiday season, according to eMarketer. Ahead of the Q4 surge, brick-and-mortar retailers are experimenting with IoT technology, from smart mirrors and tablets in fitting rooms to VR headsets and beacons on the retail floor, to transfor…READ MORE

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Has Amazon dropped its plan for a bank account?

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According to reports last year Amazon was talking to JPMorgan about potentially setting up checking accounts – the US equivalent of current accounts – for younger people or the unbanked.

With Google now planning to do just that with Citigroup and Stanford Federal Credit Union, Amazon’s pl…READ MORE

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(What’s the story) morphing Tory?

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“You dressed up party lines as a fact-check service. That is dystopian,” Emily Maitlis told Conservative Party chairman James Cleverly on the BBC’s Newsnight after the leadership debate. But like a child who’s worked out the worst a teacher can do is hand him a detention, he gawped back at …READ MORE

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Cops Now Using Warrants to Gain Access to Genetic Databases

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As you may recall, last year police officers were able to track down a murderer through relatives in a genetic database. Now, it’s gone one step further: Police have succeeded in using warrants to gain access to genetic databases to search for suspects.

Police first started using genetic databa…READ MORE

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Google focuses more on steering the Android ship than righting it

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Google has been a frequent target of criticism over security and privacy issues and how Android security updates filter out to users, butthe scale of its products has led Google to focus more on steering the ship rather than righting it.

Consider Android: an ecosystem of 2.5 billion active device…READ MORE

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NearForm clocks in with hackable open source JavaScript AI smartwatch

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The Irish county town of Kilkenny is known for its medieval buildings and castle, its rich history of brewing, its distinctive black marble and as the home of White House architect James Hoban.

In more recent times, Kilkenny has become known as the home of the NodeConf EU conference, a coming tog…READ MORE

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Change how you present technical training for better value

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Most HR departments simply don’t get it when it comes to technical training. They set up the training in a practical method: first create an outline, second identify a speaker and third find a conference room or video conference bridge to deliver the training. In some instances, HR might even get a …READ MORE

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Tanium updates core endpoint visibility platform

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Unified endpoint management and security platform company Tanium has come forward with a set of platform and portfolio enhancements that it says are focused on reinforcing fundamental needs in speed, simplicity and scale.

Where operational software silos grow, the ability to get visibility into e…READ MORE

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When does the state of quantum computing become relevant for CIOs?

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Is there a reason normal CIOs should be thinking about the state of quantum computing? It depends on how one defines normal, was Brian Hopkins’ answer. Hopkins is a Forrester Research analyst who focuses on emerging tech.

“It’s very much dependent on the industry you’re in. We think the first bre…READ MORE

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Calling all data storage products for the 2019 Products of the Year

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Do you have a great data storage product that first shipped or was significantly enhanced this year? If yes, we want to hear about it. There’s just one week left to enter your outstanding product in Storage magazine and SearchStorage’s 2019 Storage Products of the Year competition.

We’ve just ext…READ MORE

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Microsoft Teams Jumps to 20M Active Users

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I wasn’t looking for exciting, dramatic news in yesterday’s blog post from CVP for Microsoft 365 Jared Sparato. It’s entitled “5 attributes of successful teams.” May I beg forgiveness for expecting something entirely touchy-feely, cheerfully and respectfully adapted from Stephen Covey? Indeed, there…READ MORE

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Are your message threads tight or Slack?

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Why doesn’t Slack want us to use threaded replies to messages? At least, that’s the impression I come away with from having used at least five Slacks, some for business collaboration and others for consumer-grade discussions. 

Slack’s had the capability to show a message and its replies as…READ MORE

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The seven deadly sins of modern software development

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By Stuart Kennedy

Grappling with legacy systems to being fixated on project completion and budget rather than outcomes are some of the common challenges and pitfalls that software development teams face each day.

Yamen Sader, a platform engineering partner at Deloitte Australia, highlighted th…READ MORE

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Creative Destruction

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For my brother’s birthday party, around age 5, my father rented some horses, kept by a farmer at the end of Route 40, which becomes West Patrick Street. The sides of Route40 were farm fields. During my early childhood I saw creative destruction as the fields were sold to create retail stores and res…READ MORE

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Taking the cloud to the edge of space

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In this guest post, Chris Roberts, head of datacentre and cloud at Goonhilly Earth Station, wonders if enterprises are ready to tap into the business opportunities the explosion in data generated by Earth observation satellites is on course to bring?

During the summer, satellite images of fires b…READ MORE

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StaffConnect Series 3 - Landmark In Employee Engagement SaaS Platform

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StaffConnect Series 3 launch begins a new era of its mobile employee engagement platform. The biggest gap between remote employees of an organization and their corporate or office employees is communication. That is a major gap that never let remote employees feel like an integral part of their orga…READ MORE

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SQL Server 2019 Big Data and Licensing

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One of the big features of SQL Server 2019 is the new feature called Big Data Cluster (BDC for short).  BDC doesn’t have its own licensing per se (it does, but only if you don’t get enough “free” licenses) as you get BDC free when you license what is called the head node.

The first thing to reme…READ MORE

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AWS month in review: Amazon rolls out RDS on VMware, loses JEDI deal

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This month, AWS solidified the next step in its hybrid cloud partnership with VMware, as it faces a more serious cloud market challenge from Microsoft, which won the desirable U.S. government JEDI cloud contract.

Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) on VMware is generally available more than …READ MORE

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Has ISOC sold .Org for 30 pieces of silver? - Update 15th November

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Since I posted this there have been many entries on an impassioned ISOC discussion thread. So far I draw three main conclusions:

Democratic accountability is alien to ISOC. It has long been structured as a top down organisation, living off the revenues from .org, , with multiple groups in which…READ MORE

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