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Prioritizing OpsMgr alerts using Distributed Applications
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6 months ago
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Michel Audet , a Premier Field Engineer from Microsoft Canada, tackles the very important issue of ‘alert storms’ by prioritizing certain workloads over others. He shows how this is done by using the ‘Distributed Applications’ feature in Microsoft Operations...
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A Day In The Life: What does a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer do?
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22 days ago
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Summary: Because inquiring minds want to know, Milad Aslaner , a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer based in Germany, provides us some insight into what it’s like to be a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer. Enjoy! Those who follow my blog posts...
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Deploying Device Drivers in OSD Task Sequences Using SCCM
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over 3 years ago
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Written by Neil Harrison , Microsoft Premier Field Engineer In a previous post , we looked at ways of importing our drivers into Microsoft System Center ConfigMgr so that we can use them for our various Operating System Deployments (OSD). We also touched...
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Introducing Windows Server 2012 Free e-book available
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11 months ago
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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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Headless installation of Windows Server 2012 Essentials
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2 months ago
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Tobias Hertkorn , one of our Microsoft Premier Field Engineers from Germany would like to share with you his tips on installing Windows 2012 Essentials, using a neat little trick and help from Hyper-V. The trick Headless installation can be cumbersome...
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A Quick Tour Of The Microsoft Exchange PST Capture Tool
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over 1 year ago
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Written by Rhoderick Milne , Microsoft Premier Field Engineer. The venerable Personal Storage Table (PST) file has been present in Microsoft Exchange environments for many years. In some ways its success has lead to its downfall. With the...
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Migrating Messaging Records Management (MRM)
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4 months ago
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Sachin Shah , a PFE from the eastern United States has an interesting walkthrough on migrating Exchange 2007 Managed Folders to Exchange 2010 'Retention Policies’. His blog post is very detailed and has numerous screenshots to explain the process. Check...
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GUI / Core conversion in Windows Server 2012
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4 months ago
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More than once, I have made the mistake of installing Windows 2008 R2 with a full GUI, when I really just needed the Windows Core flavor. Now the only supported way to fix that was a complete rebuild. Argh Worry not anymore! With Windows Server 2012 there...
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Backup your SQL 2012 database to Windows Azure blob storage!
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3 months ago
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Our colleagues in Korea are always at the leading edge of technology. My friend Ji Yong Seong from the PFE Korea team has created a wonderful blog post on a new feature in SQL 2012 SP1 CU2 which enables backup / restore of databases to and from Windows...
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How to: Ensure Hyper-V live migrations move at “Warp Speed!”
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7 months ago
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David Hail over at the PFE Virtualization Blog notes a correlation between BIOS power state settings (c-states) and Hyper-V performance during live migrations: How long does it take for you to do a live migration between hosts? I ask that of...
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Why You Need To Understand NAT When Setting Up Lync or OCS
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over 1 year ago
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Written by Joe Lefort, Senior Microsoft Premier Field Engineer. Microsoft Lync and OCS are fairly easy to set up if all you want to do is have internal IM/presence and conferencing. The moment you decide to open your SIP domain up to the outside world...
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Unpacking RAP as a Service (RaaS) for Active Directory: What Should You Do To Be Ready?
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1 month ago
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Summary : Bryan Zink , one of our esteemed Senior Microsoft Premier Field Engineers based in the US, dives into the details of what you need to do to get ready for RAP as a Service for Active Directory in order to optimize your experience with this exciting...
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How To Customize The SharePoint Navigation Drop Down Menu
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over 1 year ago
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Written by Chandrasekar Natarajan , Microsoft Premier Field Engineer. In a Microsoft SharePoint 2007 site, when we take the mouse pointer on the top link bar we get the drop down menu for that particular site. The drop down that shows up after placing...
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How To Setup A SharePoint 2010 Development Environment On Windows 7
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over 2 years ago
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Written by Chris Tao, Premier Field Engineer. Windows 7 is an excellent desktop OS, but what if you’re a Microsoft SharePoint developer and want to set up a SharePoint development environment on a Windows 7 client machine? Luckily, it’s doable. Compared...
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Groom your SQL Server for its ongoing health
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7 months ago
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Pedro Azevedo Lopes shares his prescription for a better-looking SQL Server in his post About Maintenance Plans – grooming SQL Server : I admit I’m not a big fan of Maintenance Plans (the feature that goes by that name) mainly because of its “do or die...
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How to add a driver to the DriverStore
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1 month ago
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Written by Milad Aslaner, Premier Field Engineer. From Germany. How do I actually add a driver to the DriverStore? Hey everyone, this is Milad from Germany. Today I wanted to quickly write about how you can add additional drivers to the DriverStore. All...
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SQL Server 2012 AlwaysOn FAQs
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2 months ago
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Krishna Golla has a grab-bag of SQL Server 2012 AlwaysOn FAQs suitable for DBAs and Infrastructure types, covering everything from the hotfixes recommended for AlwaysOn, to whether Availability Groups can be defined outside a domain boundary. For example...
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Are your AD site link descriptions (too) messy?
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8 months ago
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Not any more, they’re not! As long as you take Ashley McGlone’s advice in Freaky neat Active Directory site links with PowerShell : Today's post will help you clean up site link descriptions and give you some nice reporting capability. For a quick overview...
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Some Windows Store / Modern App Deployment FAQs
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2 months ago
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Summary: Milad Aslaner , a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer (still) based in Germany, shares some customer questions around Windows Store app deployment. Recently I was onsite at one of our customers, to discuss Windows Modern Apps. The customer...
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Beauty Contest: What’s a good-looking boot?
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7 months ago
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Well, I don’t know much about art, but I know what I like. And I like it when the boots are short and punchy! Jeff continues to tell you everything we know: This time, it’s what the goal state of any boot optimization process should look...
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How to use Windows 7 to lock down removable media and keep your computer safe
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over 3 years ago
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Written by Mark Farrugia, Senior Microsoft Premier Field Engineer You stop in at your local coffee shop that offers free Wi-Fi access. Sure enough you have someone hanging around with their laptop. They step away and leave their machine unattended; they...
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Managing SharePoint User Profile Service Application Permissions with PowerShell
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over 1 year ago
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Written by Chandrasekar Natarajan , Microsoft Premier Field Engineer. When the User Profile service application is configured in Microsoft SharePoint 2010, by default NT Authority\Authenticated Users and All Authenticated Users are granted permissions...
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PowerShell for Microsoft Exchange 2010 Cheat Sheet!
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over 2 years ago
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Written by Matt Abraham, Microsoft Premier Field Engineer. When working with customers, everyone who is new to Windows PowerShell finds it to be an amazing idea, but very daunting. Once you start using it, you will quickly pick up the syntax and how to...
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Bruce’s Core Survival Guide
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2 months ago
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Bruce Adamczak continues to dig into the Server Core installation mode of Windows Server 2012, with some bite-sized nuggets of goodness in his Core Survival Guide. The list of Core topics he’s planning to cover is extensive, but he’s blazing through them...
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Search Technet with Bing for product-specific docs using metadata!
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8 months ago
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Awesome tip on how you can search for something (for example, searching for System Center docs within Technet ), with more precision than the usual site:technet.microsoft.com ! This feature allows to use Bing to directly search against the meta...
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