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We have implemented Microsoft Lync in our environment and are preparing to “federate” our domain. When this happens, users whom have set up a Windows Live ID using their company email address, will no longer be able to use Messenger. I created… . . . → Read More: Identifying Windows Live Messenger Logins When working with customers, everyone who is new to PowerShell finds it to be an amazing idea, but very daunting. Once you start using it, you will pick up the syntax and how to structure your commands. However, it can take a while to get to know whic… . . . → Read More: PowerShell for Exchange 2010–Cheat Sheet! Hi everyone, Lee Stevens here. Sometimes, we have deadlines. The root word of deadlines? DEAD. This being said, I’ve been asked many times how packages can be tested in a quick manner without the added overhead of System Center Configuration Manager … . . . → Read More: How to quickly and easily test your ConfigMgr packages I was just preparing a slide deck to talk about IE9 features at the Microsoft Certified Trainer summit and realized, that although I have blogged about how to update your pinned sites, I really haven’t taken the time to explain what the heck pinned s… . . . → Read More: How to Pin a Website And Why to Pin a Website I’ve often heard the phrase “MDT solves problems to issues you didn’t even know you had.” And it’s certainly true in this case!! I was looking for a process or procedure that would allow me to present my current custom OSD front end HT… . . . → Read More: Displaying Front-End HTAs within an SCCM Task Sequence If you’re planning to create a professional help manual of installing or configuring a complex application for your clients, colleagues, or for end-users, you may want to use a dedicated software to create and manage the design of help manual. The wo… . . . → Read More: StepShot: Create Step-by-Step (How-To) Product Guides And Help Manuals When distributing software, there are often challenges that can arise during installation. For example, you may have experience a time when Adobe Reader will fail to install the latest security update because the application is actively running. Or may… . . . → Read More: Common Software Install Command Lines A topic came up recently on an internal distribution list that I have been planning on blogging about. I figured it’s time to get it out to you because it is timely with the release of System Center Orchestrator Beta and future versions coming. … . . . → Read More: Orchestrator Migration–Locating Checked Out Policies  Comments are closed  6.3, Adoption, Automation, How-To, Jim Britt, microsoft, Migration, Opalis Integration Server, Orchestrator, PowerShell, sql, System Center, workflow I was over on the ConfigMgr product team blog and saw that Microsoft’s own Min Yang just published a great post on some of the enhancements they made in the 2012 console that will help you find things much faster than ever before. If you missed and… . . . → Read More: Tips for Finding Objects in the Configuration Manager 2012 Console Except for Google, I can’t think of a monopolistic business that is so dutiful in updating its products and rolling out new features ever so often. They might have the nasty habit of snooping our browsing habits and history, but Google does a bang up… . . . → Read More: 3 Fabulous New Google Search Tricks |
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