Active Directory Domain Controllers only support teamed network cards in a “Fail on Fault” configuration and not in a load balanced configuration.
To quote Microsoft from the Windows Server System Reference Architecture (WSSRA):
“The second way to protect against a network failure is to configure each domain controller with two separate network cards. Each card is wired [...]

By Matthew C. Gallagher
So you have sold your idea, your client has committed to the project, the next step is – How do I manage this most effectively to successfully complete this job?
There are generally 3 accepted rules of project management: time (delivery to client or launch of product), budget (cost to deliver project) and [...]

One challenging topic bloggers fail to realize is that a lot (usually fifty percent or more) of the people who visit your site will read just a few words on your site, then move onto the next site. Beyond bounce rate, there are other issues that must be solved.
Readable content is key when writing online, [...]

May 14th, 2008. That was the day of Theme Lab’s last redesign and over one and a half years later, I thought it was time for a change. Just for posterity, here’s a screenshot of the old design.

In this post I’ll go over a few of the changes in the new design, there’s [...]

Helping your readers out can be beneficial for your blog in the long-term. By doing this, you are essentially helping to bridge the gap between your blog and the other bloggers on the web. While you could have all the content published yourself, linking back to it, you could also do the same for other [...]

Helping your readers out can be beneficial for your blog in the long-term. By doing this, you are essentially helping to bridge the gap between your blog and the other bloggers on the web. While you could have all the content published yourself, linking back to it, you could also do the same for other [...]

There are thousands of good websites out there offering web design and development tips. It’s a bit much to sift through in most cases. There must be an easier way. Enter the email newsletter. What could be better than sitting back and [...]

CSS-design is not easy. We need to find workaround across browser inconsistencies, not that easy CSS-concepts and quite counterintuitive CSS-solutions. However, there are effective and useful CSS-tools and Smashing Magazine reviewed many of them in our previous posts. Now it’s time to [...]

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The problem has boggled the minds of Web designers for years: fixed, fluid, elastic or a hybrid layout design? Each option has its benefits and disadvantages. But the final decision depends so much on usability that it is not one to be made lightly. So, with all the confusion, is there a right decision? [...]

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There are specialized terms referring to all sorts of aspects of web design. For someone just getting started in web design, or someone looking to have a site designed, all the technical jargon can be overwhelming. Especially the acronyms.
Below is a guide to industry terms that should get you well on your way to [...]