About
The author of nullsession.com is Joachim Nässlander. I have spent over ten years in the IT world which of eight as a consultant. Since 2006 I’m working at Qbranch AB in Stockholm as a Solution Specialist. I’ve participated in our work in the Longhorn-TAP. We are one of 35 companies in the world that participated in the PE- and PV-TAP and the RDP. During 2007 we’ve visited the Microsoft Enterprise Engineering Centre working with the product teams on Windows Server 2008. We’ve also deployed Windows Server 2008 at some of our customers participating in either the TAP or the RDP.
I’m also a member of MEET, Microsoft Extended Expert Team, in Sweden. More information about MEET can be found here (in Swedish): http://technet.microsoft.com/sv-se/cc299419.aspx
Certifications:
In July 2008 I was awarded the Microsoft MVP award in File Systems Storage. This is not a certification. You can read more about the MVP award here or view my MVP profile here.
I currently hold a Microsoft Certified IT Professional Enterprise Administrator (MCITPEA)
My certification can be verified at: https://mcp.microsoft.com/authenticate/validatemcp.aspx
Transcript ID: 799030
Access Code: nullsession
Below is a short summary of what I’ve done so far:
Technet Q&A: http://www.microsoft.com/sverige/technet/experts/fragespalt/windowsserver2008/default.mspx
Technet Column: http://www.microsoft.com/sverige/technet/kronika.aspx
Participant in “The Nerd Herd”, a technical podcast which Mikael Anderberg, IT Pro Evangelist at Microsoft Sweden, records and broadcasts.
Speaker at Microsoft Technet Update. The subject was virtualization and we visited Gothenburg, Malmoe, Umea and Stockholm.
Ask The Experts at Microsoft TechEd IT Forum in Barcelona. I attended two booths, Windows Server 2008 Core and Active Directory.
Speaker at Expert Zone, arranged by Qbranch and Cornerstone. Visited Malmoe, Gothenburg, Stockholm and Sundsvall.
Speaker at the Microsoft TechNet Live-event in Sweden. Held in Malmoe, Gothenburg, Linkoping, Orebro, Stockholm and Umea.
Speaker at the Longhorn Tour in Sweden, an event held by Qbranch, Cornerstone and Microsoft. This event had 100-500 visitors and had 3 occurrences in Sweden.
Speaker at the Server Core Night-event at Berns in Sweden, about 200 visitors. An event where Andrew Mason and Tom Hazel held a presentation about Windows Server 2008 Core. I held a brief demo of WSV, which was the first public presentation of WSV in Sweden.
My presentations / demos from the Longhorn Tour (in Swedish):Video at Microsoft
Server Core:
Powershell: Video at Microsoft
Active Directory: Video at Microsoft (Video starts with WESYP-video, I appear at 5:50)
I also write articles for the Swedish magazine Techworld (former Network & Communication) which is published by International Data Group (IDG).A choice of subjects so far: Microsoft IT-forum 2005, TPM-chip, Rootkits in Windows, RADIUS, Virtualization (focus on the Hypervisor-layer), Federated Identity - Global Single Sign-On.