Windows 8.1 makes it easy for several users to share a single Surface. And by signing-in with separate accounts, users can create their own Start Screen, install favorite apps and personalize everything to their own preferences.

This could come in handy for members of a family or for co-workers. Each person can experience the device as his or her own. Individual accounts provide customization with files and apps only available to that user.

To find out how to set up a Surface to share with others, check out the Surface Blog.

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Athima Chansanchai
Microsoft News Center Staff

Hello,

sorry for my silence, I recognized I have not updated MBV for a long time.

In fact I update it frequently for our internal usage at Microsoft or for some specific customers scenarios that I meet  during my visits on customer sites, but I did not take the time until now to fix some remaining issues and publish it for public usage.

It is the good time so to publish a new build.

New features:

As for each new version of MBV, this version brings new queries and updated some existing rules to check for latest CUs of BizTalk for example

It provides also now the possibility to compress in a zip the output report and send it automatically by mail if needed (Cf my last post on version 13.662 for more details on this mail notification feature:

http://blogs.technet.com/b/jpierauc/archive/2013/10/28/msgboxviewer-13-662-is-released-and-provides-great-new-features.aspx)

The Dashboard section was also improved with additional information reported and provides now a complete view of all the important information of your BizTalk group.

Finally, the main window of MBV (in its UI version so) can now be resized  to any size you want to adapt to any resolution of your analyzed  server.

You can downbload this latest version here :

http://blogs.technet.com/b/jpierauc/archive/2007/12/18/msgboxviewer.aspx

Feel free to contact me if you meet some issues or have any questions regarding that version or MBV usage in general

JP

When “Angry Birds Go!” changed up this pig-popping franchise with the franchise’s first 3D world, and added go-karts and a wild downhill race on Piggy Island, we thought we’d seen it all. But now the temperature has plunged and it’s a snowy, slippery, subzero death match for the birds and their porky prey.

Mechanic Pig has built eight new karts to upset the balance of power and use them to master racetracks, stunt roads, air courses and off-road. There are also new telepod toys. Best of all, every day brings unique, time-limited events with increasing rewards.

Install “Angry Birds Go!” from the Windows Phone Store.

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Athima Chansanchai
Microsoft News Center Staff

Investing in new technology can seem daunting, but when you run the numbers, the payoff is well worth the investment. A recent study reveals small to mid-sized businesses would recoup costs of an upgrade to their operating system in 18 months. When factoring the continued and soaring costs of servicing outdated operating systems, businesses that choose to upgrade can save an average of 90 percent in lost productivity, according to the study. Those are results even companies of all sizes can’t ignore.  

End of support or start of return?

With the end of Windows XP support coming on April 8^th, the issue is coming to a head as over 40 percent of small and mid-sized businesses currently running XP. Making an upfront investment in technology like Windows 8 can seem like a leap of faith, but as the numbers point out, it’s only logical.

The money pit of older technology

Companies who choose to continue running outdated operating systems might feel like they are actually cost saving because they are not laying out capital. But in actuality, in the fifth year of use, old technology drains $761 a year for IT labor cost and $324 in lost user productivity. Those issues include dealing with patches. Purging malware.  Or even working to keep vital software like QuickBooks functional after it ends support for Windows XP. Those costs won’t go down, and they don’t go away.

Measurable costs like productivity don’t factor in the losses in opportunity. According to recent polls, 90 percent of customers would refuse to do business with organizations using outdated technology. And nearly half of customers won’t do businesses with companies they know to have been hacked. Since upgrading an operating system is a major upgrade in security, it’s an investment in retaining customers. Finally, businesses using older desktop computers turn off over 60 percent of customers from making a purchase. Over time, all the costs business won’t see really add up.

The cost to be the boss

The upfront investment in new technology pays off quickly. First, it’s a one-time cost. While older technology continues to drain resources, upgrades start showing returns immediately. Or maybe it’s upgrading your point of sale to include touch devices or mobile payments for a dynamic customer experience. The benefit may just boil down to less glamorous concerns like compatibility for vital tools and compliance with government reporting standards. Whatever the reason, change in this case will be good.

We have seen an influx of issues with Office Web Apps 2013 being installed on a Non-System Drive using VMWare.

The issues have mainly been sporadic and we are working to narrow them down.  Below is a prime example (with ULS entry) of the unusual behavior we are seeing:

"Microsoft Word Web App"

Sorry, there was a problem and we can't open this document.  If this happens again, try opening the document in Microsoft Word."

Here is an example of what we are seeing in the ULS logs:

03/14/2014 14:02:40.53 w3wp.exe (UTMSSP01:0x1620) 0x0BB8 SharePoint Foundation General ai1wu Medium System.IO.FileNotFoundException: The system cannot find the file specified. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070002), StackTrace:    at Microsoft.SharePoint.SPWeb.GetList(String strUrl)     at Microsoft.SharePoint.SPWeb.get_SiteAssetsLibrary()     at Microsoft.SharePoint.Utilities.SPWOPIHost.GetHomeUrlForFile(SPFile file, Boolean isAttachment)     at Microsoft.SharePoint.SoapServer.Wopi.RunCheckFile(HttpContext context, CommonRequestData requestData, CommonResponseData responseData)     at Microsoft.SharePoint.SoapServer.Wopi.ProcessRequestCore(HttpContext context, CommonRequestData requestData, CommonResponseData responseData)     at Microsoft.SharePoint.SoapServer.Wopi.ProcessRequest(HttpContext context)     at System.Web.HttpApplication.CallHandlerExecutionStep.System.Web.HttpApplication.IExecutionStep.Execute()     at System.Web.HttpApplication.ExecuteStep(IExecutionStep step, Boolean& completedSynchronously)     at System.Web.HttpApplication.PipelineStepManager.ResumeSteps(Exception error)     at System.Web.HttpApplication.BeginProcessRequestNotification(HttpContext context, AsyncCallback cb)     at System.Web.HttpRuntime.ProcessRequestNotificationPrivate(IIS7WorkerRequest wr, HttpContext context)     at System.Web.Hosting.PipelineRuntime.ProcessRequestNotificationHelper(IntPtr rootedObjectsPointer, IntPtr nativeRequestContext, IntPtr moduleData, Int32 flags)     at System.Web.Hosting.PipelineRuntime.ProcessRequestNotification(IntPtr rootedObjectsPointer, IntPtr nativeRequestContext, IntPtr moduleData, Int32 flags)     at System.Web.Hosting.UnsafeIISMethods.MgdIndicateCompletion(IntPtr pHandler, RequestNotificationStatus& notificationStatus)     at System.Web.Hosting.UnsafeIISMethods.MgdIndicateCompletion(IntPtr pHandler, RequestNotificationStatus& notificationStatus)     at System.Web.Hosting.PipelineRuntime.ProcessRequestNotificationHelper(IntPtr rootedObjectsPointer, IntPtr nativeRequestContext, IntPtr moduleData, Int32 flags)     at System.Web.Hosting.PipelineRuntime.ProcessRequestNotification(IntPtr rootedObjectsPointer, IntPtr nativeRequestContext, IntPtr moduleData, Int32 flags) 33bd837e-42a2-4d46-89cf-e992045d4964

The Resolution is to uninstall Office Web Apps 2013, re-install (on the C: drive), apply updates and rebuild the farm.

At the moment we are trying to isolate a root cause for why exactly this is happening (dynamic attach of disk in VMWare, maybe).  But for now, if you want OWA 2013 to work using VMWare, make sure it is installed on the C: drive.

Summary: Find aliases that were exported from a Windows PowerShell module.

 How can I find aliases that were exported from a particular module on my system?

 Use the Get-Command cmdlet, specify the module, pipe the results to the 
         Foreach-Object cmdlet, and then look for aliases:

Get-Command -Module CimCmdlets | foreach { Get-Alias -Definition $_.name -ea 0 }

On Wednesday, Microsoft and Dell announced a patent licensing agreement that allows the two companies to share technology and build on one other’s innovations.

Through the arrangement, Microsoft and Dell have agreed to license each company’s applicable intellectual property related to Android/Chrome OS devices and Xbox gaming consoles.

Under the terms of the agreement, they agreed on royalties for Dell’s products running the Android or Chrome platforms and on consideration to Dell for a license for Microsoft’s Xbox gaming consoles.

For the rest of the story, head on over to the Microsoft News Center.

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I have seen the below errors that required a server reboot to fix the issue:

Error in GUI:

Error in ULS:

03/06/2014 17:43:45.29 w3wp.exe (0x3B38) 0x574C Excel Services Application Excel Calculation Services 89rs Exception ExcelServerApp..ctor: An unhandled exception occurred during boot. Shutting down the server. Microsoft.Office.Excel.Server.CalculationServer.Interop.LoadDllException: Failed to load engine dll.Acceso denegado.       at Microsoft.Office.Excel.Server.CalculationServer.Interop.EngineInterop.LoadDll(EngineFlags engineFlags, String binPath, String muiPath, String ppPath, IRequestTelemetryEvents requestTelemetryEvents)     at Microsoft.Office.Excel.Server.CalculationServer.ExcelServerApp.Initialize()     at Microsoft.Office.Server.Diagnostics.FirstChanceHandler.ExceptionFilter(Boolean fRethrowException, TryBlock tryBlock, FilterBlock filter, CatchBlock catchBlock, FinallyBlock finallyBlock) StackTrace:  at Microsoft.Office.Server.Native.dll: (sig=35339f9c-8871-4ef1-9118-9c1bd0cb6598|2|microsoft.office.server.native.pdb, offset=131CE) at Microsoft.Office.Server.Native.dll: (offset=21B4D) 47bf7a9c-949d-c0e3-278b-d714155b5356

Error in GUI:

Error in GUI:

03/03/2014 16:46:13.09    w3wp.exe (0x3EA4)    0x4120    Excel Services Application    Data Model    27    Monitorable    Uncaught CLR exception crossing the Interop boundary: Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.ServerNotFoundException: No eligible servers meet the operation's requirements. ---> System.InvalidOperationException: Sequence contains no matching element     at System.Linq.Enumerable.First[TSource](IEnumerable`1 source, Func`2 predicate)     at Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.OnPremise.MemoryBasedLoadBalancer.BeginOperation(OperationRequirements requirements, IEnumerable`1 availableServers)     --- End of inner exception stack trace ---     at Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.OnPremise.MemoryBasedLoadBalancer.BeginOperation(OperationRequirements requirements, IEnumerable`1 availableServers)     at Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.OnPremise.LoadBalancer.GetLoadBalancedOperation(Func`1 onBegin)     at Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.OnPremise.Database.Loading.Create()     at Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.OnPremise.ServerPool.<>c__DisplayClass9.<Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.OnPremise.IServerPool.CreateConnection>b__8(Guid id)     at Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.Internal.KeyedReferenceCountedEnumeration`2.Node.<>c__DisplayClassc.<.ctor>b__a()     at System.Lazy`1.CreateValue()     at System.Lazy`1.LazyInitValue()     at Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.Internal.KeyedReferenceCountedEnumeration`2.Node.GetReference()     at Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.Internal.KeyedReferenceCountedEnumeration`2.GetOrCreateReference(TKey key, Func`2 valueFactory)     at Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.OnPremise.ServerPool.Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.OnPremise.IServerPool.CreateConnection(Guid imageId, Func`1 allocationFactory)     at Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.OnPremise.Database.Loading.EstablishConnection()     at Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.OnPremise.Database.ConnectWithoutOperationSetup()     at Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.OnPremise.Database.Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.IDatabase.Connect(DatabaseConnectionProperties props)     at Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.Interop.StreamingServerPoolModule.Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Streaming.Interop.IStreamingConnector.Connect(SSPM_CONNPROPS in_connprops, SSPM_CALLBACKS in_callbacks)    d1c4799c-d568-c0a0-395b-bd0ecb4a84f0

When in doubt, reboot.

Contoso Labs Series - Table of Contents

Now that we have all of our equipment, we need to figure out what our deployment footprint looks like. It’s worth noting that while we’re discussing this like it was a linear process, this is actually one of the many interdependencies we had to manage during the planning process that shaped our purchasing.

Racks of Unusual Size

The first bit of uniqueness we have to deal with is our datacenter. The location where this cloud will be deployed is one of our research and development datacenters. In other words, Microsoft’s public services like Office365, Outlook.com, and Xbox Live! do not live there. That’s not to say it’s not a serious datacenter, however. There are literally tens of thousands of servers running there, all serving the needs of our development and test teams.

One of the unique features of the datacenter is special racks throughout. For density purposes, we had custom 52U racks built for the entire facility.  Needless to say, that makes for some interesting architecture choices when it comes to racking and wiring, if you’re going to make maximum use of the space in each rack.

Maximizing density is important despite the datacenter’s huge size, because space is still at a premium.  Luckily for us, our existing compute nodes were deployed as one large chunk several years ago, and consumed 7+ racks of contiguous space. This fortunate twist meant we only needed one additional rack of space for our new gear, along with a well considered re-racking plan.

Rack Pairs

The final rack deployment plan took shape around a rack pair design that would be replicated 4 times.  You can see a representation of our racks to the right, just click to enlarge. One rack will hold only compute nodes and their associated network equipment, while the other rack will hold a smaller quantity of compute nodes, as well one of our Scale-Out File Servers that will provide storage for the rack pair.  Besides helping localize traffic, it gives us flexibility to take a pair of racks and remove them from the fabric to test new ideas, new versions of Windows and System Center, and leave the rest of the fabric unaffected.

In the next post of this series, we’ll dive into the details of the rack layout, and then the logical wiring of the systems and racks.

O TechNet Wikié uma fonte de conhecimento aberta para toda à Comunidade, sem distinção de certificações, experiência de trabalho, títulos ou pontuação de perfil.

O maior objetivo desta Comunidade é compartilhar uma solução ou a demonstração de algo que possa facilitar à vida de outros profissionais que utilizam os produtos ou serviços Microsoft.

Tudo parece que estimula o autor para criar um bom artigo, valorizando sua reputação e seu conhecimento, porém nem sempre isso ocorre.

Mesmo que você tenha certeza que o conteúdo que você está compartilhando funciona, pense que é importante verificar se existem condições de ambiente (configurações, requisitos de hardware/software, versões de produtos,...) que possam limitar ou alterar o resultado esperado de uma das tarefas indicadas no artigo.

Isto é muito importante !

Tenha em mente: do mesmo modo que o TechNet Wiki permite a criação de artigos por todos os membros da Comunidade MSDN \ TechNet sem discriminação de conhecimento, existem leitores nas mesmas condições: em todos os níveis de conhecimento(novatos e especialistas) que acompanham e acessam à sua informação por toda Web.

Minha "sugestão" para você não correr o risco de prejudicar à si mesmo por esquecer um detalhe no seu conteúdo compartilhado é que você siga três passos.

Veja abaixo:

1 - Teste sua solução durante à criação do artigo

2 - Leia novamente e "atentamente" o que você escreveu

3 - Refaça sua solução desde o início, seguindo às orientações do seu artigo

Em outras palavras: "Teste", "Teste + uma vez" e "Teste novamente" !

Isto serve para toda nossa vida em TI.

Um Wiki Ninja deve estar preparado para situações adversas. Evitar problemas para si mesmo e para todos é uma excelente qualidade de um profissional !

Até +,

Wiki Ninja Durval Ramos ( Twitter, Perfil )

La Productivity Suite est un package de 3 références produits incluant :

• Exchange Server 2013 Standard
• Lync Server 2013 Enterprise
• SharePoint Server 2013 Standard

Suite à l'annonce de la baisse de prix sur Exchange, Lync et SharePoint la semaine dernière, l'acquisition de la Productivity Suite représente une économie de 52% sur l'acquisition des références produits en standalone !

Allons un peu plus loin dans la réflexion : imaginons que vous ne soyez intéressé que par Exchange Server 2013 Standard et Lync Server 2013 Entreprise dans un 1er temps. Prendre la Productivity Suite est plus rentable. Pourquoi ?

1. D'un point de vue prix. Prix de Exchange Server 2013 Standard + Prix de Lync Server 2013 Entreprise > Prix de la Productivity Suite
2. D'un point de vue stratégique et valeur: Les Service Providers qui offrent un service complet connaissent une croissance plus importante.
   Un partenaire qui n'a qu'une offre de messagerie hébergée connaît en moyenne une croissance 5%. C'est bien !
   Un partenaire qui propose une offre hébergée intégrant Exchange et Lync connaît une croissance de 18%. C'est mieux !
   Un partenaire qui propose une offre intégrée avec Exchange + Lync + SharePoint, connaît en moyenne une croissance de 35%.

Vous préférez quoi ?!

Just a quick FYI that we released a hotfix to add Mac OS X 10.9 to the Software Requirements user interface (UI) for Mac software distribution in Microsoft System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Service Pack 1 (ConfigMgr 2012 SP1).

For details and a download link please see the following:

KB2918997 - Hotfix updates the Software Requirements UI for Mac software distribution in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager SP1 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2918997)

J.C. Hornbeck| Solution Asset PM | Microsoft GBS Management and Security Division

Get the latest System Center news onFacebookandTwitter:

System Center All Up: http://blogs.technet.com/b/systemcenter/
System Center – Configuration Manager Support Team blog: http://blogs.technet.com/configurationmgr/
System Center – Data Protection Manager Team blog: http://blogs.technet.com/dpm/
System Center – Orchestrator Support Team blog: http://blogs.technet.com/b/orchestrator/
System Center – Operations Manager Team blog: http://blogs.technet.com/momteam/
System Center – Service Manager Team blog: http://blogs.technet.com/b/servicemanager
System Center – Virtual Machine Manager Team blog: http://blogs.technet.com/scvmm

Windows Intune: http://blogs.technet.com/b/windowsintune/
WSUS Support Team blog: http://blogs.technet.com/sus/
The AD RMS blog: http://blogs.technet.com/b/rmssupp/

The Forefront Endpoint Protection blog : http://blogs.technet.com/b/clientsecurity/
The Forefront Identity Manager blog : http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ms-identity-support/
The Forefront TMG blog: http://blogs.technet.com/b/isablog/
The Forefront UAG blog: http://blogs.technet.com/b/edgeaccessblog/

The System Center: Operations Manager Engineering Blog posted a blog post with a survey.

“We wanted to gauge our OpsMgr Customers interest in doing an informal round table discussion with OpsMgr product team to influence the future of this product.

If you are planning to attend TechEd 2014 in Houston could you please take this quick survey to let us know. If there is enough interest we will setup a meeting and details on this event will be posted to this blog site.”

Go to the blog post and answer the survey if you are interested.

On April 3, more than 1,000 entrepreneurs, small business owners and members of the Chicago business community will gather for the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce’s annual Exchange Partnership event.

The event is Chicago’s largest business networking opportunity of the year, and this year it will focus on the role of technology in fostering the success of small businesses, and fueling job creation and economic growth.

New research from the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) found that US SMBs that leverage technology had 10 points higher job growth and 11 points higher revenue growth than “low-tech” SMBs. The research also concluded that if just 15% of low-tech SMBs and 25% of mid-tech SMBs became high-tech SMBs, the result would be the addition of more than 2 million jobs and $357 billion into the US economy.

Tech-forward SMBs experience greater productivity and are able to better compete with much larger players. They employ the full range of available tools, like productivity software and cloud-based services.  By contrast, low-tech SMBs that don’t take advantage of technology’s opportunities, create fewer jobs than their high-tech counterparts.

Event speakers include:

Daymond John, branding expert, star of ABC’s hit business-themed show “Shark Tank” and entrepreneur who grew his fashion brand to deliver $350 million in revenue in a single year.

Theresa E. Mintle,president and CEO of the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce, who will highlight key opportunities for Chicago businesses in 2014 and lay out a compelling vision for the economic growth.

Derek Kennedy, Partner at BCG, who will deliver deep insights from the latest research on how technology promotes business growth.

Thomas Hansen, worldwide VP of Microsoft’s SMB Group, who will share perspectives on business growth and the amazing stories of SMBs that are using technology to drive their success.

For more information, please visit the event registration site.

My favorite ULS logging PowerShell command is described here:  http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff607721.aspx.  The Merge-SPLOgFile cmdlet pulls trace log entries from all farm computers into a single log file on the local computer and it works in Project Server 2010 and 2013, too. 

I can hand this link to customers and they can run the Merge-SPLogFile command from PowerShell.  The result is a single output file they can easily upload for me to review.  The real benefit to this command, as someone who does troubleshooting remotely, is that I get all ULS entries from all the servers combined.  Pretty neat.

Merge-SPLogFile -Path "c:\mergelog\log.txt" -Overwrite -level High -StartTime "03/25/2014 12:00" -EndTime "03/25/2014 12:59"

Here are the top Microsoft Support solutions for the most common issues experienced when using Windows Small Business Server 2011 Standard. To view more solutions related to this product, visit The Windows Server Essentials and Small Business Server Blog.

1. Solutions related to inability send or receive email:

• How Do I Change Message Size Limits in SBS 2008/2011 Standard
• How to Configure Trusted SMTP Relay in Exchange on SBS 2008
• What to Check When Exchange Cannot Send Email to Certain Domain
• How to Send E-mails with Exchange Using a Different “From” Address
• How to Configure SBS 2011 Standard to Accept E-mail for Multiple Authoritative Domain

2. Solutions related to Outlook connectivity issues, authentication, or certificate dialogs:

• Slow Connectivity for Outlook Anywhere and Sites that use the SBS Web Applications App Pool
• You receive a "The name of the security certificate is invalid or does not match the name of the site" warning when you try to connect Outlook 2007 to Small Business Server 2008
• Troubleshooting Certificate Mismatch Warnings in Outlook 2007 Clients on Small Business Server 2008
• Certain Remote Client Access Can Break If You Change the Default Accepted Domain on SBS 2011 Standard

3. Solutions related to migrating SBS to a new server or to new servers:

• SBS 2011 Standard Migrations – Keys to Success
• SBS 2011 Standard Migrations – Keys to Success – Part 2: The Setup Phase
• SBS 2011 Standard Migration – Keys to Success – Part 3: Post Setup and Common Failures
• Install Windows SBS 2011 Standard in migration mode
• Introducing the SBS 2011 Migration Preparation Tool
• Providing an Answer File in SBS 2011
• How to Determine the Number of Days Left for SBS 2011 Standard Migration
• The SBS 2008 or 2011 Standard Migration Wizard may fail to launch due to an incomplete setup
• Completing the SBS 2011 Standard setup after a failure during the promotion to a domain controller

4. Solutions related to the server is slow or unresponsive:

• Your network is slow in Windows SBS 2011 Standard
• Small Business Server 2011 starts slowly and many services do not start
• You experience a long logon time when you try to log on to a Windows 7-based or a Windows Server 2008 R2-based client computer that uses roaming profiles
• Slow data transfer speed in Windows 7 or in Windows Server 2008 R2
• Computer intermittently performs poorly or stops responding when the Storport driver is used in Windows Server 2008 R2
• Troubleshooting “An unexpected error occurred” message when using Remote Web Access to connect to computers

5. Solutions related to backup:

• Windows Server Backup May Fail Because of the SQL VSS Writer
• Windows Server Backup May fail the Exchange Consistency Check
• How to back up Small Business Server 2011
• System State Backups and SBS 2008 - The Windows Server Essentials and Small Business Server Blog - Site Home - TechNet Blogs
• Repair Windows Server Backup

6. Solutions related to database fails to mount:

• Event ID 9519 "Error 0x80004005" is logged in the Application log when you try to mount a database in Exchange Server 2010 or in Exchange Server 2007

7. Solutions related to Remote Web Workplace or Remote Web Access:

• You get HTTP Error 401.2 - Unauthorized when you browse RWA on Windows Small Business Server
• SBS 2011: Login to RWA fails with error 'The domain is null or empty'
• SBS 2011: Home Page of RWA display an error "There is a problem with this Web page"
• SBS2011: Unable to login to RWA - An error (87) occurred while enumerating the groups. The group's SID could not be resolved
• Clipboard redirection does not work from within Remote Web Access in SBS 2011
• Users fail to log into RWW with Password error.
• How to Manage the Remote Desktop Gateway Service in SBS 2011 Standard , SBS 2011 Essentials, Windows Server 2012 Essentials and Windows Server 2012 R2 Essentials.

8. Solutions related to server stops responding (hangs):

• Your network is slow in Windows SBS 2011 Standard
• Small Business Server 2011 starts slowly and many services do not start
• You experience a long logon time when you try to log on to a Windows 7-based or a Windows Server 2008 R2-based client computer that uses roaming profiles
• Slow data transfer speed in Windows 7 or in Windows Server 2008 R2
• Computer intermittently performs poorly or stops responding when the Storport driver is used in Windows Server 2008 R2
• Troubleshooting “An unexpected error occurred” message when using Remote Web Access to connect to computers

9. Solutions related to Exchange mailbox store:

• Exchange Services May Not Start Automatically After a Reboot
• How to Import and Export Mailboxes using PST Files in SBS 2011 Standard
• Move Exchange Server mailboxes and settings for Windows