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Daily Archives: June 1, 2010
Pre/Post Cons for the PASS Summit
I woke up this morning to find Kathi Kellenberger disagreeing with Andy Leonard’s blog on picking the pre/post conference speakers. I read through both, and found myself in the middle of the debate. I sense from frustration from Andy, and … Continue reading
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Why Doesn’t My Audit Track Anything
When you create a server audit, one of the things that might surprise you is that the audit doesn’t record data. So you create an audit for failed logins, as I did recently. You then login: Using a bad password … Continue reading
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