Nice post by Trevor Sullivan. Read the full post and get the script here. Someone recently posted on the MyITforum ConfigMgr mailing list, asking how to delete a bunch of old, empty collections in ConfigMgr. I took this opportunity to write a simple PowerShell script that will do just that. The code simply iterates over…
The Top 7 Deployment Resources for Windows 7 By Jeremy Chapman, Senior Product Manager – Windows Division, Microsoft Corporation Just before flying to Tech•Ed Berlin a month ago, I guest-blogged for Keith Combs. In the Windows 7: Best of Deployment Compilation, I enumerated 34 key deployment resources ranging from blogs to videos to complete virtual-machine-based…
Great post by Kenny Buntinx. Read the full post here.
Attached to this blog post are the Task Sequence templates for my previous post on ConfigMgr and USMT, using a UNC path. These templates can be used with USMT4 as well, just make sure to chose a USMT 4 package for the Capture User State/Restore User State task sequence steps. In addition, I’ve attached 2…
In the Exchange 2003 management pack there two alerts which provide information from the ExBPA – one error and one warning. The Alert Context section shows what specific errors are identified by the ExBPA, and unique alerts are generated per condition found in the ExBPA (which there can a heck of a lot of them).…
Certificates are a part of Exchange and OCS/Lync, there is no getting away from them. Because of this, I have seen numerous issues not only around the names in a certificate (another future post), but also with provisioning certificates. Exchange and OCS/Lync are programmed to not allow the use of invalid certificates. The two top…
With the holidays fast approaching, and my family travel schedule starting to blend into my work travel schedule, it’s been a bit hard to maintain momentum with my blog posts. Hence, with all due respect to my loyal readers, I am forgoing the brilliant, creative insights you’re used to, and instead mining some of my…
For the past few days I’ve been at a client’s site doing a Forefront Client Security health check. They had a lot of great question about FCS and FEP. I explained the last version of FEP I looked at was the beta version but that I’ll look at the RC version over the weekend. In…
It’s funny how even working with the same product for a long period of times there are good tricks out there that I had not caught yet. Recently I saw a presentation where the instructor used “Favorite Tasks” – I hadn’t seen this option before. The screenshot below shows the right-click options on an alert…
http://powerevents.codeplex.com/ What is PowerEvents? PowerEvents is a Windows PowerShell v2.0 module designed to facilitate the ease of creating, updating, and deleting WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) permanent event registrations. PowerEvents makes it easy to create WMI event filters (define the events you want to capture) and event consumers (responders to events), and then bind them together…
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