Hello Omaha! Thanks for being such gracious hosts, as always! I love coming to town. Sorry none of you took me up on the Karaoke Challenge out at Mic’s. Maybe next time! (Hey.. how about this next week? I’ll be at the Omaha HDC, and likely going out to Mic’s on Thursday again.)I have a … Continue reading Questions (and Answers) from our TechNet Event in Omaha! (Part 1 of 4)
(RTW = Released to Web) For those of you who may not be aware of these, the IPD Guides (Infrastructure Planning and Design Guides) are a series of guides that can help you with your planning. And your design. “Of your Infrastructure?”You got it.And today the team that makes ‘em announced that two new Windows … Continue reading RTW of two new Infrastructure Planning and Design Guides: File Services and Print Services
The other day I interviewed Chris Jackson about some pretty interesting options you have to support application compatibility in Windows Vista. That interview went live today on TechNet Radio. Here’s where you find TechNet Radio. And here are the links directly to the interview in various formats: WMA mp3 Hi bandwidth mp3 Low bandwidth
“Better? How so?”Watch this screencast! John Baker (friend and coworker) has created and shared this screencast all about doing just that.http://silverlight.services.live.com/invoke/76781/Screencast1/iframe.html
Yes, it seems like we’re always launching something at Microsoft. You’d think our MSFT stock share price would reflect that. <grin> And currently we have a series of free events all around Virtualization (Hyper-V, App-V, SCVMM, Oh my!)From October 10 through November 17, 2008, in the United States, there are eleven different events: Date City … Continue reading Let’s Get Virtual. Free events to help you “Get Virtual NOW”.
“Second Life? Isn’t that that online social web networking alter-ego persona thingy?”Yep, that’s the one. Second Life is “virtual worlds, avatars, 3D chat, online meetings”. Many people use it just for socializing, but it’s also become a pretty interesting way to hold big meetings. Some of you may recall that we actually held a virtual … Continue reading Want to learn PowerShell? How about in a “Second Life”?
Yung Chou is a friend and coworker of mine. The other day he made a new screencast available around the deployment of Microsoft Office Groove 2007. Check it out!http://silverlight.services.live.com/invoke/52963/GrooveDeploymentModels/iframe.html
This is just way too clever. No guarantees on how long this will be up and running, because I can’t imagine that it’s NOT spreading like wildfire right now.. but it’s worth a look. http://www.tsgnet.com/pres.php?id=46832&altf=Lfwjo&altl=SfnefI appreciate your vote! (Tattoo is optional)
When asked, my friend and coworker (and the guy who hired me to Microsoft) John Weston jumped at the chance to help out. One of the things our MSAM (Microsoft Across America) team manages are these big “Mobile Event Experience” trucks that are outfitted with all of the latest/greatest Microsoft technologies. But another nice thing … Continue reading One Way Microsoft Helps With Hurricane Relief
If you’re into troubleshooting network traffic, and are a real “packet-head”, then this news is for you.. On Monday the team that creates and updates the NETMON (Network Monitor) tool announced that the new version 3.2 is now available. Check out this blog announcement for the details on what’s new and improved. And you can … Continue reading New Network Monitor Version Available
Absolutely Full of I.T. 