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We are a team of Microsoft Premier Field Engineers (PFEs) from the UK, specialising in System Center products, mainly Configuration Manager and Operations Manager. A PFE works with Premier customers focussing on the health of a product, training, and maximizing the product's potential.

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How to get a report with Friendly scan errors

Posted over 2 years ago

by SaudM
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Hi Everyone, I haven’t posted anything in ages so I thought I’d post something simple but hopefully useful. We publish a list of all custom Configuration Manager 2007 errors in TechNet (it’s up here in case you haven’t seen it http://technet.microsoft...
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PKI – Let’s make it Secure

Posted over 2 years ago

by Rob York
- 0 Comments
Post three of what currently stands at a 4 part introduction to Public Key Infrastructure from my colleague Jason Wallace. Jason is laying the foundations to cover some ConfigMgr related certificatary (I know that's not really a word, but it's the end...
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Deploying Office Environment Assessment Tool (OEAT) with ConfigMgr

Posted over 2 years ago

by Rob York
- 9 Comments
I was approached by a colleague who specialises in Office about this particular tool and thought I would post my findings from playing about with it in my test environment. It will probably be fairly obvious from reading this post that I know very little...
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PKI – Let’s make it Public

Posted over 2 years ago

by Rob York
- 0 Comments
Welcome to part two in the series from Jason Wallace on Public Key Infrastructure. If you didn't read Jason's first article explaining PKI I suggest you nip back down the post list of The Manageability Guys to get up to speed. Over to you again Jason...
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PKI - Let's Keep it Secret

Posted over 2 years ago

by Rob York
- 0 Comments
Over here in Thames Valley Park, myself and a few colleagues attended a brilliant session on Intel vPRO, in particular, playing about with AMT (Active Management Technology) which integrates with Configuration Manager under the Out Of Band Management...