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Devin Ganger

Biography

Devin L. Ganger, a systems administrator with over 9 years of experience in Windows and Unix networks, got his lucky break as an author when his boss at 3Sharp LLC told him to co-write the Exchange Cookbook and stop whining. Despite the work involved, he enjoys writing. He relaxes by spending time with his kids, doting on his wife, tinkering with his home network, and playing roleplaying games. In between compulsive Babylon 5 viewing sprees, he also attempts to write novels, play guitar, and learn Texas Hold'em well enough to prevent his co-workers from taking his money each week. He plans to retire from IT at the age of 40 and settle down to the comfortable life of a dilettante, science fiction novelist, and despot of a banana republic.

Books

Exchange Server Cookbook Exchange Server Cookbook
by Paul Robichaux , Missy Koslosky , Devin Ganger
June 2005
Print: $44.95
Ebook: $35.99
Bundle: $58.44

Blog

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IE7 phish filter in action

September 28 2006

Earlier this year, we at 3Sharp performed competitive testing of the Microsoft Phishing Filter in IE7 against several other offerings. Today, we released a report on our findings, entitled Gone Phishing: Evaluating Anti-Phishing Tools for Windows. My background is in both Windows and UNIX systems administration, and I can remember working… read more

Exchange 2007 beta 2 is released

July 24 2006

Early this morning, Microsoft released Exchange 2007 beta 2, the first public beta version of Exchange 2007. Get the bits (x86 and x64), the release notes, and read the documentation. In addition, I’ve taken a look through the release notes and detailed the things I think are particularly noteworthy. You can… read more

PowerShell: shell scripting done right

June 12 2006

I’ve long been a shell scripter. My first introduction to scripting was constructing the 3,000+ lines of hand-written batch files that controlled the operation of my DOS-based BBS. Since I was active in several networks, I had a lot of utilities I had to cobble together, and batch files were… read more

What's in a name?

April 26 2006

Microsoft has made two big product name announcements in the last couple of days: Monad (formerly the Microsoft Shell or Management Shell) has been renamed to Windows PowerShell. I, personally, am disappointed; Monad is a great name (grade-school sound substitutions aside) and had a decently geeky pedigree to interest folks… read more

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