John Samford's Bloghttp://www.johnsamford.com/journal/en-US2008-11-22T22:25:04ZSquarespace Site Server v5.0.0 (http://www.squarespace.com/)RESPECThttp://www.johnsamford.com/journal/2008/10/31/respect.htmlJohn Samford2008-10-31T12:49:50ZJournalI just found the You Tube video of my daughter Suzanne at her wedding reception last month. As she says, we all need a little RESPECT.

 

]]>1929 Movietone Newshttp://www.johnsamford.com/journal/2008/10/13/1929-movietone-news.htmlJohn Samford2008-10-13T12:50:15ZJournalDon’t worry. The economy is sound.

]]>OK, So here's what's going on with my emailhttp://www.johnsamford.com/journal/2008/10/9/ok-so-heres-whats-going-on-with-my-email.htmlJohn Samford2008-10-09T03:00:34ZJournalHere’s the message from my email provider explaining an outage today:

Exchange 2007 - 2008-10-08

4:55PM EDT

Detailed explanation:

The Hosted Exchange 2007 outage was caused by an error on one of our Active Directory servers which replicates data within our Active Directory cluster that caused a communication problem with our “Client Access Servers.”  Because the Client Access servers are used to validate the user’s connection to Exchange server via client permissions on the Active Directory servers, users would find that they were not able to connect or maintain a concurrent connection with their Exchange services.   SherWeb’s Exchange engineers quickly located the problem, however, and restored the Active Directory settings to their previous state; which then allowed all Exchange related services to re-authenticate with our Active Directory servers and thus restore user access. 


Got that?

]]>My Daughter's Weddinghttp://www.johnsamford.com/journal/2008/9/27/my-daughters-wedding.htmlJohn Samford2008-09-27T05:22:08ZJournalSuzanne and Bryant’s poem is posted here.

]]>Storm Updatehttp://www.johnsamford.com/journal/2008/9/4/storm-update.htmlJohn Samford2008-09-04T12:48:39ZJournalHanna is still a tropical storm this morning. It may strengthen to a minimal hurricane but it will be borderline according to forecasts. The track has been moved slightly to a more northerly course so the current forecast has it moving ashore right at the border between North and South Carolina. Here in Savannah, we’re only under a tropical storm watch and not a hurricane watch.

So it’s probably not necessary to take the boat out at all. It could get banged up a little in strong winds but there shouldn’t be much tidal surge. On the other hand, I’ve got the steak and wine, and who needs an excuse to anchor out for a night in the river? I think I’ll just go anyway.

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