This article will guide you to install WSUS SP1 with WMSDE step by step: ▪ Prerequisite ▪ Backup the existing WSUS ▪ Install WSUS SP1 with WMSDE

This guide provides step-by-step instructions for creating and configuring a highly available print server on Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition and Windows Server 2003 Datacenter Edition operating systems. These print servers use a typical, single quorum device, multi-node server cluster that uses a shared disk.

Locking down desktops is becoming more and more prevalent in today’s corporate environment. Malware, viruses and malicious users are putting the pressure on IT staff to remove users as local admin’s and lockdown systems. In order for this to be successful, administrators need a delivery mechanism to install software and hot fixes to users machines. Here is some of our experiences in locking down desktops as a very import step in securing your infrastructure. Specifically, we focused on locking down desktop via Group Policy and how to leverage that in an Active Directory environment.

This is a common topic in the DFS_FRS field. Customers often describe how some users are unexpectedly denied access to targets in the namespace while other users can access the targets without problems. Customers also ask whether there are DFS permissions somewhere that must be adjusted. The answer is that DFS clients will respect the combination of NTFS and share permissions set on the particular target the client is trying to access.

Many of customers request information on querying hot fix information. They need a report on what hot fixes have been patched and what hot fixes they do not have installed. This article explains several ways to find this information.