May 2014 – Sven Aelterman

Deployment, IT Pro Events, Speaking, Windows 8

Presenting at TechDays San Francisco only two weeks away

On June 5-6, the Pacific IT Pros user group is hosting their TechDays San Francisco event. There is still time to register, and for 2 days of training from recognized speakers (and me too) the price is a bargain. Head over to http://techdays.org and register today. Below is a summary of the sessions I will … Continue reading Presenting at TechDays San Francisco only two weeks away

Troubleshooting

Case of the Unexplained (Aelterman Edition): fingerprint readers, Windows Biometric Service and a few false turns towards VPN and dead SSD

So I am borrowing this title from Mark Russinovich because this one took a while to figure out. I am writing this down mostly for my own records, but perhaps someone may find value in this encounter. Rewind to SQL Saturday 285 Atlanta 2014. At the end of the session, I get distracted and close … Continue reading Case of the Unexplained (Aelterman Edition): fingerprint readers, Windows Biometric Service and a few false turns towards VPN and dead SSD

PASS, Speaking, SQL Server, Windows Server 2012

Alaska SQL User Group Presentation

I was pleased to have been able to do a virtual presentation for the Alaska SQL User Group today. The Alaska SQL User Group is a relatively new group and I certainly feel honored to have been part of their speaker line-up already. I presented my talk on Windows Server 2012 R2 High Availability for … Continue reading Alaska SQL User Group Presentation

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