I’ve mentioned this series several times during our live TechNet Briefings recently, and now I see that a UK counterpart of mine, Matt Stephen, has posted a nice summary about it.So rather than duplicating what he’s done, I’ll just link to his great writeup.
A new KB article has been posted listing applications tested and found to perform just fine, as well as a list of those with known compatibility issues, and links to additional information on how to resolve the issue.Here’s the link: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/896367“How did you find out about this, Kevin?”I’m glad you asked. You can use RSS … Continue reading Windows Server SP1 – Application Compatibility KB Article
I may have blogged about this before. And I do think it’s a very useful tool. But it still needs improving…The Events and Webcasts team responsible for the http://www.microsoft.com/events site have built a handy search page. You can find out about events by: who you are (IT Pro, Developer, Home PC user, Information Worker, etc), … Continue reading How do I find a Microsoft event coming to my area?
Here, is this week’s “best of” Q&A log from the webcast. Sincere thanks again to my teammates for doing such a great job helping to answer questions! I give them the credit for the information in this document. You guys rock!Also I want to make sure also have the link to the Session Resources I posted … Continue reading Windows Server 2003 Administration Webcast Series (Part 12 – Maintenance and Updates) Q-n-A
Windows Server Administration Webcast Series Homework Assignment #121. http://blogs.technet.com/kevinremde Go to my blog , click on the category “TechNet Webcasts”, and view the “Resource Page” for part 12 of this series. I’ve included several links relating to this topic, so take a look through those resources. I really want this to be the vehicle we … Continue reading Webcast Series HOMEWORK – Week 12 (Maintenance and Updates)
Microsoft ships Windows for 64-bit PCs “Next-generation compters can address more memory” The Associated Press Updated: 10:00 a.m. ET April 25, 2005 (Yes, the subtitle has a type-o. I guess the folks at AP are excited, too!)
Resource Page for TechNet Webcast: Windows Server 2003 Administration Series (Part 12 of 12): Maintenance and Updates (Level 200) Wednesday, April 27, 20051:00 P.M.–2:00 P.M. Pacific Time Tune in for a look at maintenance and updates to Microsoft Windows Server 2003. This webcast will also cover Software Update Services (SUS), patching and services packs. Also, we … Continue reading Resource Page for Windows Server 2003 Administration Series Webcast (Part 12 of 12, WSUS)
It’s true! Word from the Microsoft Management Summit is that, with the improvements in coming SP1 for Microsoft Virtual Server 2005, we’re going to support running OS’s such as Linux and Solaris.Yes.. you read that right. My counterpart in the cold country just north of here (hint: ) Bruce Cowper was privileged to have attended … Continue reading MS to support running NON-MS Software?!
Here it is!Here’s this week’s “best of” Q&A log from the webcast. Sincere thanks again to my teammates for doing such a great job helping to answer questions! I give them the credit for the information in this document. I couldn’t do this without’cha!Also I want to make sure also have the link to the Session Resources … Continue reading Windows Server 2003 Administration Webcast Series (Part 11 – Routing) Q-n-A
For Part 11 of the Windows Server 2003 Administration webcast series, I am unable to do all of the demos as written. One hour just isn’t long enough! So what I’ve done is to record the portion of the demo where I create a NAT configuration, and a Demand-Dial VPN connection, as a “blogcast”.CLICK HERE … Continue reading My first Blogcast! (Series Part 11 – NAT and VPN Demos)
Absolutely Full of I.T. 