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Can anyone recomment good IT forums (free ones) that I can join. Looking for stuff for MS server, exchange, security etc.

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I use the microsoft newsgroups for a lot of that stuff when needed

Tek-Tips is quite good.

Im a member of TekTips.. but also have RSS feeds to a load of others in google reader for articles.

Usually i just rely on google when i need to find out stuff

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Usually i just rely on google when i need to find out stuff

Thats my current method. Never let me down :thumbup: Just thought instead of spending time on car forums I could spend some time on job related (ish) forums. :rolleyes:

Thats my current method. Never let me down :thumbup: Just thought instead of spending time on car forums I could spend some time on job related (ish) forums. :rolleyes:

Well, set yourself a google account up if you dont already have one, set your homepage to be igoogle, and add some widgets.

I currently have 3 tabs.. the main page which is my gmail, clock/google calendar (which is synced with both my personal outlook and work outlook) and a couple of choice things like daily dilbert and word of the day.

2nd tab is "news" which i have rss feeds for the news sites i read, slashdot, el reg, engadget etc.

3rd tab is work related... mainly SCOM stuff at the mo.

I have google reader on that, subscribed to a load of blogs on various subjects. Google groups, which are mostly microsoft newsgroup subscriptions and google bookmarks, which again, organised into catagorys.

msexchange.org is a good exchange resource...

as said above, i tend to use google.. and if i come across a useful site, i bookmark it or stick the feeds into google reader, and then spend time reading the new articles when im bored at work :D

mysexchange.org is a good sexchange resource...

Col ........it's ok we'll all support you through "The Op":P

Col ........it's ok we'll all support you through "The Op":P

Awww thanks :P

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