Private Clouds are increasingly important to the efficient operations of your business. The System Center 2012 products provide everything you need to build, secure, maintain and manage your Private Cloud. You can get all of the latest Betas, Release Candidates and Evaluations by clicking one button!
Thank you very much to everyone that came out to the Mountain View, CA IT Camp today! As promised, here are the slides for the Microsoft portion of the session. Be sure to grab them as there are several slides in this deck that were not in the presentation delivered on-site. If you have any questions, please feel free to shoot me an email (best way) chris.avis@microsoft.com or catch me on Twitter – @chrisavis.
I have also rounded up a few other resources that are relevant to our discussion -
Windows Server Team Blog - Introducing Windows Server “8” Hyper-V Network Virtualization: Enabling Rapid Migration and Workload Isolation in the Cloud
Build Windows 8 Blog - Bringing Hyper-V to “Windows 8”
Windows Server “8” beta Main Site
Download a VHD of Windows Server “8” Beta
Cheers!
Join Harold Wong Senior IT Pro Evangelist, Microsoft and Mike Pfeiffer Director Unified Communications, Interface Technical Training as they talk Exchange 2010. You won’t want to miss the recipe tips from Mike’s Microsoft Exchange 2010 PowerShell Cookbook. Also, Mike shares his experience in gaining his Master Exchange 2010 certification. This interview is a must watch for any IT Pro interested in obtaining their MCM!
Video Page:http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/edge/bytes-by-technet-mike-pfeiffer-and-harold-wong.aspx | http://bit.ly/KFryWG
Home Page:http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/edge/bytesbytechnet.aspx
In order to submit your application today you need a token which is something I can help you get.
What do you need to do to get a token? Here are the key steps:
1. Create a great application or game and get it ready.
2. Let me know about it by contacting me via email – chris.avis@microsoft.com
3. I’ll help you register so you can get your application through our Application Accelerator Labs where the app will get reviewed to confirm it is done and conforms to the Metro guidelines and certification requirements.
This is a great opportunity to not only be first to market with your app, but also to get feedback from a Microsoft Services Engineer to make your app great. If you are serious about creating an application this is a chance that you probably don’t want to pass up.
In addition, our team is holding a series of events and office hours to help you – we want to make sure you have what you need to be successful. You can come learn more about how to build apps for Windows 8 or show up and build your app with one of our evangelists or others in your community available to help you if you need it. You can find more information about our events and availability at…
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Microsoft IT Showcase is pleased to announce the publication of how Microsoft IT Uses File Classification Infrastructure to Help Secure Personally Identifiable Information, which discusses how you can use file classification to achieve compliance goals and implement FCI to ensure proper protection. Many thanks to Nir Ben Zvi and Olav Opedal for their expertise, knowledge, and dedication in developing this comprehensive video.
Microsoft IT Uses File Classification Infrastructure to Help Secure Personally Identifiable Information
Learn how Microsoft Information Technology (IT) used File Classification Infrastructure (FCI) to create a solution to automatically classify, manage, and protect sensitive data, including personally identifiable information and financial information. Using the new FCI-based solution, Microsoft IT can obtain file-level details about content sensitivity while reducing misclassification of personally identifiable information from 30% to 3%. The new solution enables risk mitigation for sensitive data by using automatically applied controls. Ultimately, this solution helped Microsoft IT achieve industry best practices for regulatory compliance.
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· RMS
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We had great success with the IT Camps we started in March! Thank you all for the support of the events. We have a new series of IT Camps coming up in May and June. The will be essentially the same format with a few subtle tweaks:
The events will start at 8:30 AM and end at 4 PM (versus 8 AM – 12 PM) We will have a Hands-On component as part of the afternoon agenda You get to help pick the content / topic of discussion for a good portion of the presentation slots (and maybe even get to present yourself if you want) We will only have two “official” presentations – one from Microsoft and one from Vision (Double-Take)
To participate in the afternoon session, you will need to bring your own computer (laptop preferred) with the following minimum configuration:
•x64 compatible processor with Intel VT or AMD-V technology •OS that is either Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2 or Windows Server “8” Beta •4GB RAM (8 GB preferred) •At least 40GB of free disk space (75 GB preferred)
•It is also important that the machine you use for the hands on sessions does *NOT* have any encryption enabled (this applies to Bitlocker as well as ANY 3rd party encryption)
Just like the last round, we really want you to dive the open discussion we have at the IT Camps. To effectively do this, we need you to submit your suggestion for topics now. You can either email them directly to me or feel free to add a comment to this post. I look forward to your topic suggestions!
To register, please visit the appropriate links for your city.
Date City MS Evangelist Vision Presenters May 15, 2012 Denver, CO Harold Wong Mike Stewart & David Paquette May 17, 2012 Mountain View, CA Chris Avis & Harold Wong Greg Ross & David Paquette May 22, 2012 Los Angeles, CA Harold Wong Greg Ross & David Paquette May 23, 2012 Irvine, CA Harold Wong Greg Ross & David Paquette May 24, 2012 Portland, OR Chris Avis Mike Stewart & David Paquette May 29, 2012 San Francisco, CA Chris Avis Greg Ross & Doug White May 30, 2012 Phoenix, AZ Harold Wong Greg Ross & David Paquette May 31, 2012 Redmond, WA Chris Avis & Harold Wong Greg Ross & Doug White June 5, 2012 Albuquerque, NM Harold Wong Mike Stewart & David Paquette June 7, 2012 Boise, ID Chris Avis Greg Ross & David Paquette
The Los Angeles Event registration link is currently broken. I am checking into this and will update the page shortly.
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Agenda and abstracts of Sessions
8:00 AM – 8:30 AM Check-In and Welcome
8:30 AM – 9:30 AM: Future of Virtualization: What’s new with Hyper-V in Windows Server “8”
As virtualization continues to grow, Microsoft is continuing to grow our capabilities in this space. This session will focus on some key enhancements in Hyper-V in the upcoming version of Windows Server “8”.
9:45 AM – 10:45 AM: Vision (Double-Take) Presentation
Come and see how your organization can benefit from no-downtime physical and virtual migrations. With Double-Take Move, you can migrate from anywhere into Hyper-V while users are online and productive. See how Double-Take provides real-time data movement on any hardware platform into a Hyper-V environment. And this can all be accomplished through the ease of use benefits and integration with System Center 2012. Microsoft and Vision – providing the tools you need for fast and easy migrations.
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM: Open Topics
12:00 PM – 12:45PM: Lunch
12:45 PM – 2:15 PM: Open Topics
2:30 PM – 4:00 PM: Hands-On-Lab: Configure Hyper-V Settings in Windows Server “8” Beta
With the release of Windows Server “8” Beta, this is a great opportunity to get some hands-on with the new server product and start working the new capabilities of Hyper-V. In addition to this, Vision will also have Virtual Machines (VMs) that you can import and get hands on experience with their products.
Vision / Double-Take Presenters are:
Doug White – Senior Product Manager Double-Take Products David Paquette – Product Manager Double-Take Products Mike Stewart – Solution Architect Greg Ross – Solution Architect
Session Details Our guest speaker will be Greg Lindsay. Greg is a technical writer for the Windows Server Networking documentation team at Microsoft. The topic of his presentation is "IP Address Management (IPAM) in Windows Server 2012." IPAM in Windows Server 2012 Beta is a new built-in framework for discovering, monitoring, auditing, and managing the IP address space used on a corporate network. IPAM provides for administration and monitoring of servers running Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) and Domain Name Service (DNS). IPAM includes:
· DNS and DHCP server, zone, and scope discovery
· Custom IP address display, reporting, and management
· Audit of server configuration changes
· IP address tracking
· Monitoring and management of DHCP and DNS services
IPAM provides a single management platform for IP address administration on the network, replacing manual tools and scripts. IPAM also allows for optimized utilization and capacity planning, enables tracking and forecasting of IP address utilization, and provides reporting for forensics and change management.
Greg's bio is available here.
New Members If you are a new member, directions to the Lincoln Center are available on our Web site, or you can click here. Meeting agenda and other details are available in the Announcements link. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
RSVP Please make sure that you RSVP so we can plan for the meeting accordingly.
We look forward to seeing you at the meeting.
My good friend Michal Murphy (former Microsoft IT Evangelist now with Skillsoft) recently posted a YouTube video with his thoughts on the changes to the Microsoft Certification program.
Turn your volume down a little
Join Chris Avis Senior IT Pro Evangelist, Microsoft and Paul Thurrott Editor, Windows IT Pro as they discuss trends in technology. Paul provides some insightful views on Windows 8, Window Server 8, Cloud computing, the next version of Office, Office 365, Windows Intune and Windows phone. This is a fun and informative interview that IT Pro’s will enjoy! Download the Window Server 8 beta.
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Learn everything you need to start building Metro-style apps for Windows at our VIP free full-day Windows Developer Event.
Learn about the Windows Store and what you need to do to be considered for early access to the store long before it opens to regular developers! Also learn how to use Visual Studio to code fast, fluid, immersive and beautiful Metro-style applications in HTML5/JavaScript, XAML/C# and C/C++. Your investments in these languages carry forward, making Windows a no-compromise platform for developers.
Whatever language you choose, your app gets deep integration with the Windows shell, including notifications, live tiles, deep links, and contracts with other apps. And now you can build once and support all Windows customers, no matter what type of PC they have—from tablets to laptops to convertibles to desktops.
Seating is limited and registration is not guaranteed. Secure your spot today!
Date: April 23, 2012 Time: 9:00AM – 5:00PM Location: Club Nokia @ LA Live, 800 West Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90015
Tweet any questions about the event and Windows8 Development at any time #Win8AppDev
Notes - This free event is brought to you by Microsoft. However, you are responsible for booking and funding your own travel and accommodations. Please note that there is limited space available for this event, so be sure to register early.
Watch live streaming video from microsoftdevelopers at livestream.com
The daylong Microsoft Private Cloud Summit is coming to New York City, Chicago, and Los Angeles this May. Sign up now for the event near you to hear directly from the Microsoft System Center 2012 product team and Microsoft technical evangelists as they present some of the best content from the Microsoft Management Summit—for free:
• System Center 2012 • Hyper-V in Windows Server "8" • Enabling Flexible Workstyles • Private Cloud Application Management
Join us for a unique opportunity to get in-depth, hands-on experience with these technologies.
Register today!
Windows Phone 7 is HOT! Come check out Windows Phone 7 Unleashed for everything you need to know to develop for WP7. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or you're just starting with .NET development, there's something in it for you. The first half of this deep dive event is lecture and hands on lab. At the half point mark of the day, you'll have a solid foundation for building WP7 applications. The second half of the day is going straight to code.
A limited amount of complimentary tokens are available for those submitting their application to the Windows Phone Marketplace. Organizers of each event will collect names of those interested.
In order to deliver the best possible experience for attendees, seating at these events is VERY limited. Register NOW!
These windows Phone Unleashed events are run by your local community friends and leaders.
In this session, we start with a discussion of windows phone, the architecture changes made from 6.5 to 7.0, the hardware specifications and then move into the beginnings of building a WP7 application including...
In this session, we will discuss how Cloud Services help to bring power to the phone. We will be binding to a rest based services and show how to search and display the information received. In this session we will also talk about Navigation, passing information between screens, while working with List and detail information.
In this session we will be adding to our knowledge and learn the importance of live tiles. We will show you how to set up a periodic agent and how to set up and read and write to a SQL Database on Windows Phone.
XNA Game Basics
Working with Images, Sounds and Text
Getting User Input
Managing Game Play
Managing Screens
Managing State
Silverlight and XNA Integration
Marketplace and Advertisements
3D Games
Multi-Platform Games
Cloud Integration
The Imagine Cup is a program designed to get High School and College Students engaged with programming and creating new applications. Students from all over the world create innovate applications around a theme.
Last year, over 325,000 students participated in Imagine Cup. Today, 22 teams from across the country have made it to the Imagine Cup US finals, developing solutions and providing awareness to issues that address environmental stewardship, the worldwide obesity epidemic, and the plight of children in war-torn Africa.
Now it’s up to you!
These teams need your votes to win the Imagine Cup People’s Choice award. The team with the most votes by May 19, 2012 will travel to the Imagine Cup Worldwide Finals in Sydney, Australia this July. Vote now!
Your vote is powerful!
By helping select the Imagine Cup People’s Choice winner, you’ll not only be raising awareness for critical social issues, you’ll also be supporting the future of technology innovation here in the US. Who knows, the team you vote for may very well be the one that goes on to develop the key solution that solves a major issue we are facing today.
And of course there’s something in it for you, too. Every time you vote, you qualify to win prizes like a laptop, an Xbox, or a Windows Phone!
Visit the Imagine Cup US Facebook page to check out our US finalists and vote for your favorite—it’s fast and easy. And remember, the more often you vote, the more often you can win, so stop by every day!
My good friend and co-worker, Harold Wong and I spoke at the Windows Connections conference a few weeks ago in Las Vegas. We had the opportunity to interview some well known folks in the tech industry during that time and those interviews will be posted over the next few weeks and months to the Technet portal. The first of those interviews to post is one between Harold and Scott Guthrie. Harold and Scott talk about the benefits to customers of using Azure, how you can connect your on premise infrastructure to Azure for scalability, and more. Check it out!
The video is also available for viewing and download on Technet.
Technical Case Study | Article | Video | TechNet Radio
Monitoring Applications via Windows Phone 7.5 Devices and the Cloud
Volume Licensing IT Monitor (VLIT) is designed to provide near-real times status on availability and performance for critical apps in the VLIT ecosystem along with their business process mapping. It is difficult for the business and IT leadership to understand which critical business processes are impacted if a system is down or having issues. Previously monitoring would include: email, ping support staff, and get conflicting messages back. Now with VLIT Monitor, monitoring alerts can be sent directly to your Windows Phone 7.5 device wherever you are.
Technical Case Study | Article
Date City MS Evangelist Vision Presenters May 15, 2012 Denver, CO Harold Wong Mike Stewart & David Paquette May 17, 2012 Mountain View, CA Chris Avis & Harold Wong Greg Ross & David Paquette May 22, 2012 Los Angeles, CA Harold Wong Greg Ross & David Paquette May 23, 2012 Irvine, CA Harold Wong Greg Ross & David Paquette May 24, 2012 Portland, CA Chris Avis Mike Stewart & David Paquette May 29, 2012 San Francisco, CA Chris Avis Greg Ross & Doug White May 30, 2012 Phoenix, AZ Harold Wong Greg Ross & David Paquette May 31, 2012 Redmond, WA Chris Avis & Harold Wong Greg Ross & Doug White June 5, 2012 Albuquerque, NM Harold Wong Mike Stewart & David Paquette June 7, 2012 Boise, ID Chris Avis Greg Ross & David Paquette
The Los Angeles Event is showing as full, but don’t despair. The location is in the process of being moved and hence why registration is not actually being accepted at this time. I will update as soon as this is completed.
The Phoenix Date is currently listed incorrectly on the registration page. The correct date is May 30th and the registration page will be corrected.
Our next monthly meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 4, 2012 at Lincoln Square Center in Bellevue at 6:00PM.
Session Details Our guest speaker will be Matt Tinney of Windows Management Experts. Matt is a Lead System Center Architect with over 15 years of experience working exclusively in the systems management arena. The topic of his presentation is "An Overview of System Center 2012." Matt will give an overview of Microsoft System Center 2012 which helps you manage your IT environments across traditional datacenters, private and public clouds, client computers, and devices.
System Center 2012 is a cloud and datacenter management solution that provides a common toolset to manage private and public cloud applications and services and:
Matt’s bio is available here.
We look forward to seeing you at the meeting!
Good Morning Folks!
For those of you that have attended the IT Camps here in the Western United States, we have been doing a hands on lab where we provide you with a VHD file, then walk you through the process of using the BCDEDIT.EXE command line utility to boot into that VHD file. The result is, when you power on/reboot your machine, you now see a Windows Boot Manager Screen with the entry for the VHD file we gave you.
Some people have asked about how to remove the extra item (or items if you had to do it more than once). This post is a walk through on how to use a 3rd party tool to easily clean up your Windows Boot Manager and get back to where you started before the IT Camp.
Step 1 – Figure out where you are
First, boot your system to your normal “host” desktop. This is the desktop you had before you attended the IT Camp. Once you are logged in, Click Start, then type “Advanced System”. You should see a Control Panel item – “View advanced system settings” – Select this
This will open the System Properties window to the Advanced Tab. now click the Startup and Recovery Settings button. you should now see the System Startup screen and a drop down for “Default operating system” click the drop down to see what items you have listed there -
You should see the entry(s) you made during the IT Camp in the list. I know some people had to do the Boot to VHD process more than once so you may have more than one entry. Write down the names of the entries you want to remove.
**Note** For those of you that were already configured to Dual Boot prior to the IT Camp, be sure that you do not write down the names of the entries that you want to keep!! Write down ONLY the items you wish to remove!!
Once you have made note of the items you wish to remove, make sure your original host operating system is set as the default and then OK. I recommend you check the properties one more time before proceeding to ensure you have the correct operating system set as the default.
Step 2 - Download and install Visual BCD Editor
The Visual BCD Editor is a 3rd party, GUI based tool that allows you to view and modify your Boot Configuration Database on Windows systems. I encourage you to check out the other functionality it provides. Please note that this is a 3rd party tool though, and Microsoft does not officially support the use of this tool. At the time of this writing, the current version of VisualBCD is 0.9.3.1 and is what I am using for this walkthrough.
Once downloaded, install VisualBCD to your system. Setup only asks for a path to install to and I selected the default path.
Step 3 – Run Visual BCD Editor
Once the install completes, you well have two icons on the desktop. I have not used the Dual-boot repair so you are on your own with that one. For this walkthrough, launch the Visual BCD Editor.
When VisualBCD starts, you will see a list of entries in the Boot Configuration Database (BCD) store. You should see all of the entries that were in the drop down from the previous System Startup properties screen as well as some entries named “Windows Recovery Environment”.
Step 4 – Cleaning things up
Now refer back to the list of entries you wrote down that need to be removed.
1) Select an entry from your list of loaders on the left 2) Verify the selected entry points to the path of the IT Camp HyperV.vhd file in the “ApplicationDevice” field on the right 3) Right-Click the selected loader entry on the left and Delete Selected Object – Confirm – Click OK ***DO NOT REMOVE the entry for your original host operating system!!***
1) Select an entry from your list of loaders on the left
2) Verify the selected entry points to the path of the IT Camp HyperV.vhd file in the “ApplicationDevice” field on the right
3) Right-Click the selected loader entry on the left and Delete Selected Object – Confirm – Click OK
***DO NOT REMOVE the entry for your original host operating system!!***
If you had to walk through the BCDEdit steps more than once during the IT Camp, repeat the above process for any other entries you need to remove.
Now you should go go back to the System Startup properties to verify that your original host operating system is the default operating system. once confirmed, you can reboot your machine. Your Windows Boot Manager will be cleaned up and you will come back to your original host desktop.
You can now delete, move, copy the IT Camp HyperV.vhd file as you wish!
Here are all of the IT Camps resources bundled into one page. I will get the .VHD file uploaded as well as the BCDEdit scripts and add them to this page as well.
Supplemental Information and Links
Boot to VHD Resources
Veeam Resources from the Redmond/Bellevue and Portland IT Camps
Downloads --
–Windows Server 2008 R2 Eval – aka.ms/Win2008Eval
–Windows Server “8” Eval – aka.ms/WinServer8Eval
–System Center 2012 Eval – aka.ms/SCEvals
First, I want to give a BIG thank you to Eric, Brian, and Chris from Veeam for taking part in the IT Camps with us! They gave some great information during the session and provided some great evaluation virtual machines to the attendees for folks to play with.
Be sure to check out the Veeam Blog for the latest information on what Veeam is doing with Microsoft Hyper-V!
Also, I wanted to remind folks of the Veeam nWorks Management Pack for VMWare that extends monitoring of VMWare ESX Servers within System Center.
Protect your investments in Microsoft System Center and manage your physical and virtual environment from one console with the Veeam nworks Management Pack™ for VMware. The nworks Management Pack provides scalable, fault-tolerant and agentless VMware infrastructure monitoring and management directly in Microsoft System Center, eliminating the need for a separate monitoring framework.
Protect your investments in Microsoft System Center and manage your physical and virtual environment from one console with the Veeam nworks Management Pack™ for VMware.
The nworks Management Pack provides scalable, fault-tolerant and agentless VMware infrastructure monitoring and management directly in Microsoft System Center, eliminating the need for a separate monitoring framework.
Finally, I want to give you some additional resources that were provided in the Veeam Sessions and Materials that I wanted to remind you of -
Microsoft Career Conferences and the Microsoft Certified Community Connection
This is a great resource for people who want to learn about Microsoft Private Cloud implementations and virtualization. This includes the 2-Day “Creating and Managing Private Clouds Jump Start” training and the 1-Day “Exam 70-659": Windows Server 2008 R2, Server Virtualization Jump Start” course.
Microsoft Virtual Academy
Improve your IT skill set and help advance your career with a free, easy to access training portal. Learn at your own pace, focusing on Microsoft technologies, gain points and get recognition.
Thanks for attending the IT Camps! Keep an eye on my blog for information on future IT Camps in your area!
Microsoft IT uses System Center Operations Manager 2012 to provide the monitoring of their datacenter, to delivering flexible and cost effective enterprise-class monitoring and diagnostics. Operations Manager 2012 reduces the total cost of ownership by leveraging commodity hardware, with standard configurations to monitor heterogeneous environments to ensure the availability of business-critical applications.
Video
· System Center Operations Manager 2012
· System Center Suite
· VMM 2012
· SCCM 2012
· DPM 2012
· SCOM 2012
I did get the Boot to VHD image problem resolved! Sometime tomorrow afternoon I will have a post up with a location where you can grab the .VHD file as well as instructions on how to edit your boot up info with BCDEDIT. I will also post information on how to remove that entry from the boot menu to clean things up if you like.
In the meantime, if you want to check out some information on how to Boot to VHD and how to use BCDEDIT, I have some links below -
Video – Adam Bomb - TechNet Edge - Boot from VHD in Win7
Blog Series - TechNet Edge - Windows 7 Boot from VHD
Blog - Scott Hanselman - Less Virtual, More Machine - Windows 7 and the magic of Boot to VHD
Downloadable Demo - Demonstration: Windows 7 VHD Boot
Hello IT Campers! (and everyone else too!). I have compiled a brief list of resources for further reading on the topics we are covering at out on-going IT Camps. As more topics are submitted and discussed, I will add to this list, so please bookmark this post. I will tweet (@chrisavis) when I update.
If you are interested in attending an IT Camp in your area, please check out the info below!
IT Camps are semi-structured, no-fluff events exclusively designed to serve IT professionals. They are a free, in-person learning event for anyone seeking professional development as it applies to IT Professionals. The agenda is intended to deliver a technical overview and hands-on experience that is less formal or structured than traditional instructor-led training. Participants will have a chance to perform hands on activities / exercises individually or as a team. At the end of the day, we encourage everyone to share their thoughts and experiences with the rest of the group. Come prepared to have fun, be excited, and interact in a group.
For more information, check out on the registration links in a city near you!
March 15, 2012 Los Angeles, CA Harold Wong
March 15, 2012 Portland, OR Chris Avis
March 16, 2012 Phoenix, AZ Harold Wong
March 19, 2012 Denver, CO Harold Wong
March 19, 2012 Mountain View, CA Chris Avis
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IT Camp Resources
Migrate Server Roles to Windows Server 2008 R2
DHCP Server Migration Guide
File Services Migration Guide
Print Services Migration Guide
Video: Inside the new Server Migration Portal
Downloads for Private Cloud
System Center 2012 Evaluation
Windows Server “8” Evaluation
Windows Server 2008 R2 Evaluation