How can someone be an SBS MVP without knowing anything about ISA? I mean, to the point that these people are going to SMBNation, isn¹t there some slight expectation that at least cursory due diligence has been performed on the components of the product? Just seems odd to me. Not entirely unexpected, but not entirely acceptable from a professional standpoint either. t On 10/10/06 6:11 AM, "Amy Babinchak" <amy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> spoketh to all: > Some talk over on the SBS list. Jim is missed. > > There¹s a real thirst for ISA knowledge among SBS consultants. (That¹s not who > hangs out on the SBS list. That list is known widely as the cesspool.) I > attended the SMBNation conference and they did the usual gathering of the > MVP¹s and make them stand in front of the room and field questions. Guess who, > had to answer questions for more than half of hour allotted? Most had to do > with VPN and routing between multiple networks. Not being an SBS MVP, I > refused to get up on stage so they were forced to bring a mic out to me. > > Amy > > > >