I love a good Exchange blog ... and even if you're not an Exchange Admin/Engineer/Architect, this is a good read about some simple storage concepts that can really be applied in other fields.

Devin Ganger, an Exchange MVP wrote up a great article titled: From Whence Redundancy? Exchange 2010 Storage Essays, part 1.

Give it a read and learn a little about disks!

How is this BlackBerry related hdawg ... well, I'll tell ya.

I've got an upcoming flight with WiFi on it and want to use multiple devices, but not pay for multiple connections.

Now to be clear what I'm looking to do is have 1 device on at a time and connected and have no intention of trying to use multiple devices at the same time ... besides, multiple devices with the same MAC on the same network at the same time would be an EPIC FAIL.

So, I found this...

Blech .... KB20654 - Unable to synchronize organizer data with Microsoft Office Outlook 2010 ...

Anyone got a work-around?

Suggested resolution by RIM: Downgrade the Microsoft Office 2010 environment to a compatible version of Microsoft Outlook.

Support exists for Exchange 2010 with BES, but no Outlook 2010 ... sure its beta ... but COME ON!!!!

There's no need to reinvent the wheel ... I say this to myself constantly when trying to figure out problems or come up with solutions. I tend to forget that I'm not the first person that had a given problem ... and that is where search comes in.

As BES Administrators we need to know how to recover a SQL database in the event of a failure ... here's another great article I found that saved my butt!

Posted by Vic Reavis (Support Escalation Engineer) of Microsoft's Enterprise...

As a follow-up to last weeks post on CDMA Coverage Indicators, here's some info on GSM / GPRS / EDGE/ 3G / UMTS Coverage Indicators.

The two RIM KB's:

GSM/GPRS/EDGE/3G Coverage Indicators

UMTS Coverage Indicators

Unfortunately, I don't have anything to add for this; it looks like all the bases are covered! At least now you know where to get all the info.