I usually don’t get into licensing since that always seems to be a “black box” for me. As soon as I think I understand what is going on with licenses, bundles, programs, etc, I usually get burned. Always leave it to the licensing professionals. With that being said, there is some great news from Microsoft. …
I had previously blogged on this great little tool. Had to reinstall this today and noticed the version was updated on CodePlex. I highly recommend this tool if you use Windows Live Writer. Download this tool here.
Read the original post here over on The Configuration Manager Team Blog. ============================================================ System Center Configuration Manager 2007 SP2, R2 and R3 now supports the Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 operating systems for client installation. The Configuration Manager console and branch distribution point are supported on these platforms. Windows Server 2008…
If you want to use WinPE 3.1 with ConfigMgr and SP2, then this is a must read. At this point, I wouldn’t recommend upgrading to WinPE 3.1 unless you have a MAJOR driving reason. Read the original post here over on the Configuration Manager Team Blog. =================================================== [Today’s post is provided by Chaohao Xu.] The…
New post over on the Configuration Manager Team Blog! [Today’s post comes from Harini Muralidharan] We are announcing support changes for the following releases. Please look for these changes to be reflected in the Supported Configuration pages within a few months. Configuration Manager 2007 SP2, R2 and R3 supports Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Server…
I’m back from MMS 2011 and back to the grind. My session with Michael Niehaus (BE31) on MDT 2010 Integration with ConfigMgr went well and we received great feedback. It was also fun to participate in the Deployment Gameshow when Michael needed a partner in crime on stage. There was a lot of great content…
Was recently working on a custom.xml for a client with USMT 4.0 and was struggling with getting my exclusions to work. My syntax appeared to be correct, however it wasn’t excluding the music file extensions I had created like it was supposed to. It was excluding them on the drive, but not on the desktop…
So, the original nativehr errors (<nativehr>0×80070057</nativehr><nativestack>) I’ve posted about over the last few weeks were very general errors regarding the entire feature being activated. Thus, the culprit could literally be anything that was part of the feature being activated at that time. So the steps to deduce included: Activating the features manually from the web…
I had an interesting experience while commenting out certain columns from being included when deploying my content type elements.xml files. For instance, if I commented out one particular FieldRef like so: <FieldRef ID="00000009-dae4-4c99-98b0-d5c300dffb99" Name="PolicyProcedureID" Description="Policy/Procedure ID" DisplayName="Policy Procedure ID" ReadOnly="FALSE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" /> <!–…
When deploying lists with relationships, it is a good idea to remove the relationship properties while you are initial development stages if you plan to make lots of changes to a list or it’s underlying site columns. In my case, I’m using the Site Columns > Content Types > List Definitions method of developing lists…
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