Posted By: Harry Miller | Nov 20th @ 1:00 PM | 1,832 Views | 0 Comments
Visio 2010 has new features specifically for process diagrams, such as cross-functional flowcharts (swimlane diagrams) and BPMN diagrams.

Mark Nelson, the lead PM on the Visio team for these features, shows how they work using the Beta version of Visio.
Posted By: Adam Bomb | Nov 19th @ 12:01 AM | 3,457 Views | 0 Comments
The last stop on the Exchange customer road trip was Memphis.  We met with a couple guys from Morgan Keegan.
They expect to see some significant cost savings and improved uptime.  They even got written up in Wall Street and Technology - you can see the write up here.
Posted By: yung | Nov 18th @ 6:50 PM | 3,671 Views | 0 Comments

This is a follow-up posting with Windows 7 DirectAccess Explained. Here, I configured a simple infrastructure with my Hyper-V-enabled laptop to demonstrate the user's experience in accessing corporate resources with DirectAccess including:

  • dc.contoso.com

DC/DNS/DHCP/CA

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Posted By: Evren Toktas | Nov 18th @ 1:59 PM | 3,316 Views | 0 Comments
Join Tim Vander Kooi, chairman of the board for the North American arm of Culminis, and Kevin Watt, Product Manager as part of  Windows Server team in US Subsidiary, as they delve deeper into the changes that Windows Server 2008 R2 brings to the server OS and what these changes mean with regard to existing network infrastructure. What current applications and products are affected by making the move to Windows Server 2008 R2 and also how do Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7 together bring a new dimension to network computing?[Click to read the full post ]
Posted By: David Tesar | Nov 17th @ 11:59 PM | 4,567 Views | 0 Comments

With the RTM of Forefront Threat Management Gateway (TMG), David Cross tells us about what's new and gives some real-world examples of how Microsoft IT has benefited from TMG over ISA 2006.  He also discusses the following:

  • Why TMG only utilizes Microsoft signatures with the GAPA / NIS capabilities
  • How TMG protects non-Microsoft & unmanaged clients
  • URL filtering capabilities 
  • How TMG can help you save costs
  • How to migrate from 32-bit ISA 2006 servers to the (only 64-bit) TMG server
  • The differences between UAG and TMG

Download TMG RTM
Learn more about TMG

Posted By: Joey Snow | Nov 17th @ 10:15 AM | 4,665 Views | 1 Comment
Formats:
Need to make your web site’s relevance more search engine friendly as well as create simpler URLs?  Today marks the RTW (Release to Web) of the IIS Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Toolkit and the RC (Release Candidate) of URL Rewriter 2.0.[Click to read the full post ]
Posted By: Evren Toktas | Nov 17th @ 3:04 AM | 4,563 Views | 0 Comments
Join Kevin Remde, Sr. IT Professional Evangelist and Shanen Boettcher, General Manager in the Server & Tools Division on the US team at Microsoft, as they discuss Hyper-V in Windows Server & System Center and how Microsoft Virtualization solutions can cost less and help you maximize the return on your virtualization investment. They will also address the features and benefits of Windows Server Virtualization and System Center including how they work together to allow complete integration.[Click to read the full post ]
Posted By: Adam Bomb | Nov 16th @ 11:45 AM | 10,463 Views | 0 Comments
The second stop on the Exchange early adopter road trip was Vegas.  The customer we visited with, Global Crossing, was actually just in town for a conference, but who am I to turn down a visit to Sin City?
Global Crossing is upgrading to Exchange 2010 to take advantage of the great new e-mail archiving, cheaper storage options, and as a replacement for its legacy voicemail system. 
CIO Magazine also caught up with Global Crossing this week and posted this story on the cost savings the company hopes to realize by standardizing on Windows phones and EAS and moving off of BlackBerry smartphones.
Posted By: Phil Pennington | Nov 13th @ 5:10 PM | 7,777 Views | 1 Comment

Join James Brundage, PowerShell Test Team member, as he introduces Variables, Types, and Operators.  

Windows PowerShell is a Windows command-line shell designed for ease-of-use not only by system administrators but also for application and system developers.  The shell includes an interactive prompt and a scripting environment that can be used independently or in combination.  PowerShell V2 is available by default with both R2 and Windows 7 and, via an optional update, previous versions of Windows.

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Posted By: Trustworthy Computing | Nov 13th @ 4:20 PM | 7,190 Views | 2 Comments
The Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) holds a monthly webcast to discuss the security bulletins that we released on the second Tuesday of that month. To attend live and ask questions, register at http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security

In this edition, Jerry Bryant and Adrian Stone present information about the November 2009 Security Bulletins and answer customer questions live. See the MSRC blog for a transcript of the questions and answers that were addressed during the live session: http://blogs.technet.com/msrc

For more information about the MSRC, please visit:
http://www.microsoft.com/security/msrc/default.mspx
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