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Content Usage

Last updated: 2026

The articles, guides, diagrams and other material published on andykemp.com are intended to help people learn, understand and design Microsoft technologies and security architectures. I want the content to be useful and accessible, but I also want to be clear about how it may be used.

Personal Use

Content published on andykemp.com may be read, saved and downloaded for personal learning and reference.

You are welcome to:

  • Save articles to your reading list.
  • Download articles as PDFs for offline reading.
  • Use the content when learning or building your own lab environments.
  • Refer to examples, diagrams and architectural ideas as part of your own personal study.

There is no charge for personal use.

Professional Use

Content may also be referenced and used in a professional context, including internal architecture discussions, technical designs, presentations and documentation.

Where material from andykemp.com is used professionally, the original source must be clearly credited to:

Andy Kemp / Andy Kemp Consulting Ltd

Where practical, include a reference or link to the original article.

Using the content as a reference does not transfer ownership of the original material.

Republishing and Redistribution

Downloading an article or PDF does not grant permission to republish, resell or redistribute the material as your own work.

Do not:

  • Remove attribution and present the content as your own.
  • Rebrand downloaded PDFs or articles with another organisation's branding.
  • Republish substantial portions of articles on another website or publication without permission.
  • Sell or commercially redistribute the content.
  • Incorporate substantial portions of the content into paid training material, commercial documentation or other products without permission.

Short quotations and references with appropriate attribution are welcome.

For wider republication, redistribution, training or commercial use, contact Andy Kemp Consulting Ltd for permission.

Technical Guidance and Responsibility

The content on andykemp.com represents my knowledge, experience, testing and opinions at the time it was written.

Microsoft services, products, documentation and security capabilities change frequently. Every organisation also has different technical requirements, regulatory obligations, risk tolerances and existing architecture.

Content published on this site should therefore be treated as technical guidance and not as a substitute for your own architecture, security, risk or compliance assessment.

Before implementing anything described on this site in a production environment, you should independently validate that it is appropriate for your environment.

You remain responsible for any configuration, architectural decision or implementation made using information from this site.

Andy Kemp and Andy Kemp Consulting Ltd accept no responsibility for loss, damage, service disruption, security incidents or other consequences resulting from the use or implementation of material published on this site, to the fullest extent permitted by law.

Accuracy and Changes

I make reasonable efforts to ensure that technical content is accurate when published.

However, technology changes.

Microsoft may change product behaviour, licensing, interfaces, documentation or supported capabilities after an article has been published.

Where appropriate, articles may include publication dates, update dates or references to the Microsoft documentation used when the article was written.

Always check current vendor documentation before making production changes.

Copyright

Unless otherwise stated, original written content, diagrams, graphics and downloadable material published on andykemp.com are copyright Andy Kemp / Andy Kemp Consulting Ltd.

All third-party product names, trademarks and logos remain the property of their respective owners.

Questions or Permission

If you would like to use the material in a way that is not covered above, please contact Andy Kemp Consulting Ltd to discuss your intended use and request permission.