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KMS Activation in Windows Server 2019
Hi! I’m Graeme Bray and you may remember me from previous articles such as KMS Activation for Windows Server 2016. Today’s installment will coincide with a new Windows Server release. I’m going to...
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Notes from the Field: Microsoft SDN Software Load Balancers
Kyle Bisnett and Bill Curtis here. We are two Software Defined Network Blackbelts and Premier Field Engineers at Microsoft and specialize in Hybrid Cloud technologies, which includes Cloud Platform...
View ArticleBreaking into Windows Server 2019: SDN Load Balancers
Happy Friday folks! Brandon Wilson here once again to give you a pointer to some more information covering a topic touched on by the Windows Core Networking PG, and that is Software Defined Networking...
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Extending Hardware Inventory for System Center Configuration Manager
Hello everyone, Jonathan Warnken here, and I am a Premier Field Engineer (PFE) for Microsoft. I primarily support Configuration Manager and I have been getting a lot of questions recently on how to...
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File Not Found Exception while configuring Log Analytics
This is an update for our customers who are hitting below exception while configuring Log Analytics workspace from SCOM console. This blog talks about workaround for this issue, please follow the...
View ArticleUse Azure Site Recovery to migrate Windows Server 2008 before End of Support
This blog post was authored by Sue Hartford, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Windows Server. Dont let the name fool you. Azure Site Recovery (ASR) can be used as an Azure migration tool for 30 days...
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Leap Seconds for the IT Pro: What you need to know
Hi Everybody – Program Manager Dan Cuomo here to tell you, the IT Pro, everything you need to know about Leap Seconds on Windows. If you saw our recent blog series on the Top 10 Networking Features,...
View ArticleThis Blog Is Now Retired
Hello Everyone We have retired this blog. We are now blogging on a new Configuration Manager blog on the Microsoft TechCommunity located here:...
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Does Disabling User/Computer GPO Settings Make Processing Quicker?
Hi everyone! Graeme Bray with you again today to talk about an age old discussion point. Does Group Policy process quicker if you disable the User/Computer sections of a specific policy? We’re going to...
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Leap Seconds for the AppDev: What you should know
Author: Travis Luke Last week my esteemed colleague Dan Cuomo introduced Leap Seconds support for Windows 10 including what you need to know if you’re an IT Pro. If you’re an application developer, the...
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Managing risky 3rd party app permissions with Microsoft’s CASB
While the focus on cloud-based services continues to drive modern IT, the cloud is also making it increasingly easy for users to source new cloud applications without IT oversight in their quest for...
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Check out the latest Microsoft 365 Security solutions blog – Secure...
This blog explores how Microsoft 365 has simplified and secured the process of sharing files so that employees can easily gather data, expert opinions, edits, and responses—from only the right people...
View ArticleInfrastructure + Security: Noteworthy News (October, 2018)
Hi there! Stanislav Belov here, bringing you the next issue of the Infrastructure + Security: Noteworthy News series! As a reminder, the Noteworthy News series covers various areas, to include...
View ArticleDSC Resource Kit Release October 2018
We just released the DSC Resource Kit! This release includes updates to 9 DSC resource modules. In the past 6 weeks, 126 pull requests have been merged and 79 issues have been closed, all thanks to...
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SSH on Windows Server 2019
Hello all from PFE Land! I’m Allen Sudbring, PFE in the Central Region. Today I’m going to talk about the built in SSH server that can be added to Windows Server 2019. With previous versions of server,...
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The new HCI industry record: 13.7 million IOPS with Windows Server 2019 and...
Written by Cosmos Darwin, Senior PM on the Core OS team at Microsoft. Follow him on Twitter @cosmosdarwin. Hyper-converged infrastructure is an important shift in datacenter technology. By moving...
View ArticleMicrosoft Intune announces device-based subscription for shared resources
The meaning of “devices” has evolved in the modern workplace, with IT expected to support not only corporate PCs and bring-your-own (BYO) devices, but also manage kiosks, shared single-purpose devices,...
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Microsoft Ignite 2018 Clustering Sessions available
For those who attended Microsoft Ignite 2018 in Orlando, Florida, we thank you for making it another huge success. So much fun was had by all. We had the privilege of showing you what is new and...
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Unsticking Windows Updates That Are Stuck In Their Tracks
Hello everyone, Matt Novitsch (SCCM Premier Field Engineer) with Craig McCarty (Platforms Premier Field Engineer) here to talk to you about a method of unsticking stuck Windows Updates. We have seen...
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