A great Exchange, SQL and IIS book to get
I was out a few weeks ago at the book store looking some more books and I came across the following book: The Best Damn Exchange, SQL and IIS Book Period (Best Damn) (Book Period) (Paperback). This is an outstanding book and is a damn good resource for all 3 core Microsoft servers (Exchange, SQL and IIS). I picked a copy of it up right there on the spot. This book is published by Syngress Publishing and was written by the following people:
- Henrik Walther (Author) - Runs / maintains (https://msexchange.org)
- Mark Horninger (Author) - Is the president / founder of Haverford Consultants Inc. (https://www.haverford-consultants.com)
- Chris Adams (Author) - Is a program manager here at Microsoft.
- And countless others.......
As I read this book I found some material in the book that looked somewhat fimiliar when I got to the Exchange 2007 OAB section. To my surprise the authors of the book made a key reference to me on page 231!. There is a reader's tip on the page that states the following:
"When it comes to detailed information about OAB's, one of the best resources on the Internet is a blog run by Dave Goldman. Dave works as an Exchange Escalation Engineer (EE) for Microsoft in North Carolina and is, among other things, the guy behind the OABInteg tool , which is used to troubleshoot OAB issues. You can visit Dave's blog at https://blogs.msdn.com/dgoldman".
I just want to extend a great thanks to all of the technical contributors and authors of this book for including me and my work. If you don't have a copy of this book, you really should get one!
Dave