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Eric Morrison posted a really nice blog post today. He was able to attend both the System Center Universe event and both days of CTSMUG hosting Wally Mead. He’s got some great notes and a good overview on ConfigMgr 2012 features. Read his full post here. Great job Eric!
I’m currently working on a project standing up 3 UAG servers in an array. I ran into a problem where the UAG array master couldn’t connect to one of the UAG array members. It turned out for some oddball reason the computer account of the array master wasn’t added in the array member’s local administrator…
Team Recognized for Exceptional Client Service and Support AUSTIN, Texas – January 26, 2012 – Catapult Systems, a Microsoft IT consulting firm, today announced that it recently received the Microsoft General Manager Award for the West Region. Catapult Systems was recognized for excellence working with Microsoft clients throughout the full lifecycle of technology sales and…
I started writing a new blog post last night to show the results of the Hybrid Wizard in Exchange 2010 SP2 on the on-premises and Office 365 environments. As I was writing it, it started to take on a life of its own. I liked the direction it was/is going and might work it…
An issue we recently experienced with our SharePoint 2010 document sharing site had to do with List Item ECB Context Menu hover positioning on large document libraries that required you to scroll down to see all items. When you hover over a list item, the expected behavior is that the context menu would be displayed…
Fellow myITforum member Mark Kent has created a really nice post on using powershell to overcome some issues with software updates installing during a Build and Capture Task Sequence. Many people who use SCCM to build OS images have come across a slight issue where subsequent “Install Software Updates” task sequences are not finding any…
My colleague Cameron Fuller recently attended a meeting with Microsoft to discuss the change in licensing for the System Center 2012 suite of products. Here’s what he was able to publicly share today on that topic…. Note: I’ve included the System Center 2012 Licensing Datasheet PDF at the END of this post – thanks to…
Trying to set the screen resolution in WinPE 4.0 but having issues? Be sure to check out Johan Arwidmark‘s new blog post! Setting screen resolution in WinPE 4.0
Microsoft has recently announced various changes to the licensing model for System Center. If it wasn’t confusing before, well it still probably is 🙂 Click here to download a nice licensing sheet from Microsoft that does a good job explaining the new structure of the System Center 2012 Licensing. Click here to download a nice…
Now that SharePoint 2010 Managed Metadata (MMD) is more widely used, it is no surprise that developers would want to utilize MMD fields when using conditions and/or actions in SharePoint Designer. However, after some frustration, I realized that SharePoint Designer 2010 and Managed Metadata are not yet on cordial terms. Hopefully, Microsoft will address the…