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Blog Post:
A Quick Look At System Center Advisor (SCA)
Premier Field Engineers
Summary: Milad Aslaner , a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer based in Germany, gives us a quick peek at System Center Advisor (SCA), a freely available cloud-based service from Microsoft that enables you to assess your server configurations and proactively avoid problems. As you probably know by...
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1 May 2013
Blog Post:
Windows Server 2003 Rapidly Approaches End-Of-Life, Watch Out For Performance Bottlenecks
Premier Field Engineers
Summary: Still running Windows Server 2003? Besides making the well-advised recommendation of moving to Windows Server 2012, Frank Plawetzki , a Senior Microsoft Premier Field Engineer based in Germany, runs us through how to monitor servers remotely on a large scale, what to look for from a performance...
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28 Apr 2013
Blog Post:
How To Equip Your Windows Server Environment With A Blackbox Flight Recorder
Premier Field Engineers
Summary : Holger Hatzfeld , a Microsoft Senior Support Escalation Engineer, provides us with a PowerShell script that deploys customizable performance logs to any or all of you domain-connected servers, effectively mimicking flight recorders for server performance capture. Powerful stuff. Hello...
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24 Apr 2013
Blog Post:
ADCS: Manually Created CDP Extensions Cause CRL Look-up Failures
Premier Field Engineers
Summary: Gregg O’Brien , a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer from Canada, makes a case for not throwing sand in your face and correct zipper placement when dealing with a Certificate Revocation List Distribution Point (CDP) in Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Services. The moral of his story...
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23 Apr 2013
Blog Post:
Why You Should Stop Using Login Scripts
Premier Field Engineers
Summary: Milad Aslaner , a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer based in Germany, gives Login scripts a lashing and encourages us to move on to using Group Policy Preferences. Enjoy! When I’m delivering Microsoft Premier Support Workshops like XPERF View on Windows Client Performance or Supporting...
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22 Apr 2013
Blog Post:
How To Resolve HttpException (0x80004005): Failed to Execute URL
Premier Field Engineers
Summary : Ambuj Nautiyal , a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer based in Canada, walks us through a solution for the circumstance where your .NET application(s) throw the error HttpException: Failed to Execute URL. I was recently working with one of my customers and when they deployed a .NET application...
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18 Apr 2013
Blog Post:
Computer Crash: How To Use manage-bde To Recover A Partially Decrypted Hard Drive
Premier Field Engineers
Summary: Milad Aslaner , a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer based in Germany, walks us through a real-life scenario and lessons learned on how he managed to recover a hard drive that was partially decrypted. Enjoy! Recently a good friend of mine was decrypting the secondary hard drive of his...
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4 Apr 2013
Blog Post:
Hyper-V: Virtual Machines Freeze at 10% When Starting Up
Premier Field Engineers
Summary: Gregg O’Brien , Microsoft Premier Field Engineer from Canada, faces a problem with some Hyper-V guests, and troubleshoots it. Spoiler : He fixes it. Recently I was working in my lab to test a configuration I was working on with a customer. I opened the Hyper-V Management Console and started...
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18 Mar 2013
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AskPFEPlat: New Slow-Boot-Slow-Logon Hotfix available for Windows 7/2008 R2
Premier Field Engineers
SBSL Hotfix Rollup Mark at AskPFEPlat announced the release of a new slow-boot-slow-login (SBSL) hotfix rollup particularly useful for corporate Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 customers: Hey y’all, Mark here with some great news. A massive Slow Boot Slow Login (SBSL) hotfix rollup for enterprises...
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13 Mar 2013
Blog Post:
Why Windows Server 2012 Parity Storage Spaces Might Perform Slowly
Premier Field Engineers
Summary: Gregg O’Brien , a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer from Canada, walks us through some lessons he learned when testing Storage Spaces, a new feature in Windows Server 2012 that’s meant to provide enterprise-level storage performance, flexibility, and scale. The moral of his story...
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25 Feb 2013
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Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V Replica: How Troubleshoot Kerberos Error 0x8009030C 0x00002EFE
Premier Field Engineers
Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V Replica is a great new feature that replicates all changes on a virtual machine to a counterpart virtual machine hosted by a different server. Basically, any server workload that’s virtualized in Hyper-V can be replicated, and it works with standalone servers, failover...
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7 Feb 2013
Blog Post:
Keep your Failover Clustering deployment healthy!
Premier Field Engineers
Post contributed by Craig Forster , our Premier Field Engineer (PFE) in Denmark. He shares his top tips to keep your clusters healthy – this is based the collective experience of our PFEs, so treat this as the ‘inside scoop’ During the transition from Windows Server 2003 to the newer versions, something...
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10 Jan 2013
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Virtual Machine Network Monitoring the Easy Way, with Hyper-V in Windows Server 2012
Premier Field Engineers
Gregg O’Brien is a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer from Canada, where French people are readily available. The Challenge: Capturing Traffic Across VMs There comes a point in the life of every server administrator where they must take a look at what is happening on the network. Complex...
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28 Nov 2012
Blog Post:
Fixit Center Pro: going there first might save you time!
Premier Field Engineers
Mike Rosado demonstrates the new Fixit Center Pro tool at AskPFEPlat , which incorporates our latest support diagnostic tools, which replace the venerable MPSReports utilities (which collected data quite efficiently, but didn’t analyze that data). For many years, Microsoft Commercial Technical Support...
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17 Oct 2012
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Why Use Windows Performance Analyzer Instead of xperfview?
Premier Field Engineers
He was a skeptic, but Senior Microsoft Premier Field Engineer Jeff Stokes has determined that Windows Performance Analyzer (WPA) , a component of the Windows Performance Toolkit (downloadable here ), offers a level of depth and insight not currently available with the classic Visual Trace Analysis tool...
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2 Aug 2012
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Best Practices for Patching Windows 2003/2008 Clusters
Premier Field Engineers
Written by Ryan Doon , Microsoft Premier Field Engineer. Lately there is a question that I always seem to receive and it always starts with “What is the Microsoft Best Practice when it comes to ___________”. That blank represents a wide range of questions that can be asked, but for today’s discussion...
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2 Jul 2012
Blog Post:
Introducing Windows Server 2012 Free e-book available
Jeff Stokes
I highly recommend giving this a read so you are ready for Windows Server 2012. The dude had a hand in proofing the book and even has a sidebar on page 25 on performance monitoring. Give it a read, rumor has it there may be some floating around...( read more ) ...read more
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5 Jun 2012
Blog Post:
RemoteFX (with Hyper-V) is a serious business tool. For games.
Tristan K
The Setup My downstairs PC (on the dining room table) is an HP Touchsmart all-in-one Core 2 Duo Intel Integrated Graphics 965-based box, which makes it absolutely abominable for games. Upstairs, my internet connection plugs into my Hyper-V host ...read more
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16 Feb 2012
Blog Post:
Windows Server 2003: Restore and Reanimation of Tombstoned Group Membership Links
Premier Field Engineers
Written by Liju Varghese , Premier Field Engineer. The Issue Performing an authoritative restore on a Windows Server 2003 domain controller of a group results in the reanimation of tombstoned group membership links. The Impact If an Organizational Unit containing Users and Groups was deleted, the authoritative...
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1 Feb 2012
Blog Post:
Windows System State Recovery: What's up with that Authoritative Restore checkbox?
Premier Field Engineers
Written by Liju Varghese , Premier Field Engineer. On a domain controller running Windows Server 2008 R2, when performing a system state restore in Directory Services Restore Mode using Windows Server Backup, at the Select Location for System State Recovery step you have to decide whether or not to select...
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29 Dec 2011
Blog Post:
How To Effectively Capture Windows Memory Dumps (Pt 1: Using DebugDiag)
Premier Field Engineers
Written by Richard Case, Premier Field Engineer. This is the first article in a series of blog posts on collecting Microsoft Windows memory dumps for specific scenarios. Each part will detail some of the tools and techniques that can be used to capture a memory dump for that scenario. These scenarios...
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1 Dec 2011
Blog Post:
Setting Up Security Event Log Subscriptions with Windows Server 2003/2008
Premier Field Engineers
Written by Liju Varghese, Senior Microsoft Premier Field Engineer. This article aims at making it easier to set up a Source-Initiated Subscription with Windows Server 2003/2008 so that events of interest from the Security event log of several domain controllers can be forwarded to an administrative workstation...
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22 Nov 2011
Blog Post:
Simplify BitLocker Administration and Monitoring with MBAM (beta)
Premier Field Engineers
Written by Mark Farrugia, Senior Microsoft Premier Field Engineer. Please note that the following post is all based on beta software, and all features are subject to possible change upon official release. I have done a number of posts around BitLocker, and today I would like to add one more. Some...
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28 Jul 2011
Blog Post:
Managing Microsoft BitLocker in the Enterprise
Premier Field Engineers
Written by Mark Farrugia, Senior Microsoft Premier Field Engineer. In my previous posts I introduced the concept of BitLocker and talked about managing the Trusted Platform Module , now let’s talk about how we can enforce policy to ensure clients are indeed encrypting their system and data volumes. ...
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18 Jul 2011
Blog Post:
Managing the Trusted Platform Module with Windows
Premier Field Engineers
Written by Mark Farrugia, Senior Microsoft Premier Field Engineer. There are many volume encryption technologies out there, and some of these are now taking advantage of technology that Microsoft BitLocker has been using from its inception. The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) chip is a micro-computer...
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14 Jul 2011
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