Podcasts about system center

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) facces ongoing challenges regarding its backlog of security vulnerability reports. Despite some progress, NIST missed its September 30th deadline to restore processing speeds to pre-February levels, leaving over 17,000 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) unprocessed. This backlog poses significant risks to organizations, as they may remain unaware of vulnerabilities that are actively being exploited. The episode highlights the importance of effective risk management in cybersecurity and encourages organizations to pressure vendors to participate in disclosure programs.The episode also delves into the rising concerns surrounding cloud security threats, which have become the top worry for executives, according to a recent PwC report. The report identifies hack and leak operations, third-party breaches, and ransomware as leading threats, with organizations feeling least prepared to address cloud attacks. Additionally, Microsoft has informed customers about a software bug that affected log data collection for key security products, emphasizing the need for robust security measures and incident response planning.Host Dave Sobel shifts focus to the impact of Broadcom's acquisition of VMware, which has led many users to explore alternatives like OpenStack. The latest version of OpenStack, codenamed Dalmatian, is experiencing a resurgence as former VMware users migrate to its platform, benefiting from improved tools and a stable ecosystem. Meanwhile, Microsoft has announced a 10% price increase for its System Center management tool set for 2025, raising questions about potential challenges for the product in the competitive landscape.Finally, the episode addresses the stagnation in IT leadership diversity, revealing concerning statistics from a recent survey. The data shows that 89.6% of IT leaders are white and 79% are male, with minimal changes from previous quarters. The Society for Human Resource Management's recent decision to remove equity from its diversity, equity, and inclusion strategy has sparked controversy, as critics argue it undermines commitments to fostering a diverse workplace. Sobel emphasizes the importance of gender diversity in IT, citing research that indicates diverse teams outperform homogeneous ones, ultimately enhancing business efficiency and customer satisfaction.Four things to know today00:00 NIST Faces Vulnerability Report Backlog as Cloud Threats Dominate Cybersecurity Concerns04:02 VMware Users Flock to OpenStack Amid Acquisition Uncertainty, While Microsoft Ups System Center Pricing for 2025 05:36 Apple Addresses macOS Sequoia Cybersecurity Bugs Ahead of Major AI Launch with iOS 18.106:38 IT Leadership Diversity Stagnates as DEI Efforts Face Scrutiny   Supported by:  https://www.huntress.com/mspradio/https://www.coreview.com/msp  Event: www.smbTechFest.com/Go/Sobel   All our Sponsors: https://businessof.tech/sponsors/ Do you want the show on your podcast app or the written versions of the stories? Subscribe to the Business of Tech: https://www.businessof.tech/subscribe/Looking for a link from the stories? The entire script of the show, with links to articles, are posted in each story on https://www.businessof.tech/ Support the show on Patreon: https://patreon.com/mspradio/ Want our stuff? Cool Merch? Wear “Why Do We Care?” - Visit https://mspradio.myspreadshop.com Follow us on:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/28908079/YouTube: https://youtube.com/mspradio/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mspradionews/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mspradio/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@businessoftechBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/businessoftech.bsky.social

In this podcast episode, Andy and Paul discuss the upcoming release of Windows Server 2025 and the myriad security enhancements it will bring. They delve into various topics such as improvements to Active Directory, delegated managed service accounts, Kerberos protocol enhancements, SMB enhancements, hot patching, REFS file system for confidential computing, and extended security updates.   Key takeaways:  Windows Server 2025 brings a host of security enhancements.  The release date of Windows Server 2025 is speculated to be in September 2024, coinciding with the release of System Center 2025.  Timestamps:  (07:05) - Enhancements in Active Directory Security and Numa Support: A Deep Dive (13:19) - Revolutionizing Service Accounts: Delegated Managed Service Accounts Explained  (20:28) - Revamping Windows Server Security: Say Goodbye to NTLM and Hello to Kerberos  (28:15) - Revolutionizing SMB with Quick Protocol and Hot Patching in Windows Server 2025  (32:34) - Revolutionizing Patching with Hot Patching in Windows Server and Azure  (36:02) - Revolutionizing Data Protection with Resilient File System and Confidential Computing  (39:34) - Exploring Confidential Compute, Server Upgrades, and Extended Security Updates in Windows Server Environment  (42:37) - Windows Server 2025 Release Date Speculations and Future Episode Teasers  Episode Resources:  What's new in Windows Server 2025 from MS Learn

GPT-4 is onlangs gelanceerd en is nu ook beschikbaar op Azure. Bovendien was er vorige week een blogpost van Microsoft die flink wat discussie opriep. Slack - AI opt out Informatie over hoe je kunt afmelden voor AI-functies in Slack. Bron: https://slack.com/trust/data-management/privacy-principles#:~:text=To%20opt%20out%2C%20please%20have,opt%20out%20has%20been%20completed GPT-4o in Azure OpenAI Ontdek de nieuwe GPT-4o modellen die beschikbaar zijn in Azure OpenAI. Bron: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/new-openai-model-on-azure/ Microsoft zal MFA vereisen voor alle Azure-gebruikers Microsoft kondigt aan dat Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) binnenkort verplicht wordt voor alle Azure-gebruikers. Bron: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/core-infrastructure-and-security/microsoft-will-require-mfa-for-all-azure-users/ba-p/4140391 Azure API Center Leer meer over de algemene beschikbaarheid van Azure API Center. Bron: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/general-availability-azure-api-center/ System Center 2025 Aankondiging van de nieuwe versie van System Center 2025. Bron: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/system-center-blog/announcement-system-center-2025-is-here/ba-p/4138510 Azure Bastion Developer SKU Algemene beschikbaarheid van de nieuwe Developer SKU voor Azure Bastion. Bron: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/general-availability-azure-bastion-developer-sku/ Ubuntu 24.04 LTS voor Azure Virtual Machines Ubuntu 24.04 LTS is nu algemeen beschikbaar voor Azure Virtual Machines. Bron: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/generally-available-ubuntu-2404-lts-for-azure-virtual-machines/ M365 Message Center berichten Belangrijke updates van het Microsoft 365 Message Center. Bronnen: https://app.cloudscout.one/evergreen-item/mc793656/, https://app.cloudscout.one/evergreen-item/mc792991/, https://app.cloudscout.one/evergreen-item/mc790797/

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Parce que… c'est l'épisode 0x112! Préambule Shameless plug COVID-19 4 au 6 avril 2022 - Québec Numérique - SéQCure 2022 4 au 8 avril 2022 - Québec Numérique - Semaine numériqc Notes Communications du CSNM : CVE-2021-38647 - Guide des mises à jour de sécurité - Microsoft - Vulnérabilité d'exécution de code à distance dans Open Management Infrastructure Conseils supplémentaires concernant les vulnérabilités OMI dans les extensions de gestion des machines virtuelles Azure – Centre de réponse de sécurité Microsoft Conseils du Centre de sécurité Azure : Utilisation d'ASC pour rechercher des machines affectées par des vulnérabilités OMI dans azure VM Management Extensions - Microsoft Tech Community Détections sentinelles : Azure-Sentinel/NetworkConnectiontoOMIPorts.yaml at master · Azure/Azure-Sentinel · GitHub (en) Azure-Sentinel/OMIGODVulnerableMachines.yaml at master · Azure/Azure-Sentinel · GitHub (en) Azure-Sentinel/SCXExecuteRunAsProviders.yml at master · Azure/Azure-Sentinel (github.com) [mis à jour le 24 septembre 2021] Logiciels et outils : GitHub - microsoft/SCXcore : fournisseur multiplateforme System Center pour Operations Manager GitHub - microsoft/Build-omi : Générer des projets requis pour OMI (Open Management Infrastructure) Environnements de laboratoire de recherche : Azure-Sentinel2Go/grocery-list/Linux/demos/CVE-2021-38647-OMI at master · OTRF/Azure-Sentinel2Go (github.com) Débat public sur les attaques dans la nature : chris doman sur Twitter: « :loudspeaker: OMIGOD (CVE-2021-38647) est maintenant en exploitation active :loudspeaker: Nous avons jeté un coup d'œil à l'un des premiers échantillons - oui, c'est Mirai! Si vous exécutez Linux sur Azure, vérifiez si OMI est installé Andrew Morris sur Twitter : « La vulnérabilité Azure « OHMIGOD » (CVE-2021-38647) augmente un peu. ~ 10 IP exploitant de manière opportuniste le vuln sur Internet ce matin, ~ 80 maintenant. Tags disponibles pour tous les utilisateurs et clients GN maintenant. GNQL: cve:CVE-2021-38647 Kevin Beaumont sur Twitter: « Oh Mirai a corrigé leur binaire, il prend maintenant en charge l'exploitation correcte d'OMIGOD. Étant donné que Mirai peut entrer dans les réseaux et se propager latéralement via plusieurs vulns, cela pourrait être problématique. Collaborateurs Nicolas-Loïc Fortin Franck Desert Crédits Montage audio par Intrasecure inc Locaux virtuels par Zoom

Richard Wong (SVP of Engineering @ Coursera) shares how the dilemma of speed & quality evolves as a company scales. We cover how to balance building new features & fixing quality issues, internal & external signals to help you determine your priorities, & how to gain alignment. Plus how to avoid over-engineering! ABOUT RICHARD WONG Richard oversees Coursera's infrastructure and product development. Prior to joining Coursera, Richard held various engineering leadership roles at the early days of LinkedIn, with a key focus on scaling the Jobs marketplace and Talent Solutions to become its first billion-dollar product. Richard also oversaw the product development for Linkedin international expansions. Prior to LinkedIn, Richard spent over a decade at Microsoft leading various product development teams including MSN Hotmail, Active Directory, Windows Server, and System Center. Richard received his Master's degree from Stanford University. SHOW NOTES The dilemma of speed v. quality (1:49) Richard's personal example of speed v. quality dilemma (5:58) How Coursera improved product quality (7:47) Tactical steps to improve product quality (10:34) How to avoid over-engineering & leverage customer complaints to improve product quality (16:37) How to balance speed & quality as an engineering leader (20:06) How to get alignment on quality issues with executive & cross-functional teams (25:25) How to prevent spending too much time on quality-focused engineering work (29:46) What are the signals for when you need to shift between speed v. quality? (33:22) How the dilemma of speed v. quality change as you scale (38:52) How Richard allocates resources to focus on new features or quality (42:02) Rapid Fire Questions (48:28) Takeaways (54:17) --- Special thanks to our exclusive accessibility partner Mesmer! Mesmer's AI-bots automate mobile app accessibility testing to ensure your app is always accessible to everybody. To jump-start, your accessibility and inclusion initiative, visit mesmerhq.com/ELC Interested in ELC's Peer Group Program? Click here to learn more & apply: https://bit.ly/3oBwLDC --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/engineeringleadership/message

What motivates me is talking to students in a way that they're not going to come back to me in 10 years with this look on their face, you know, Dr. Hiser, why didn't you tell me this? Why didn't you tell me? I want to be sure that they're going to leave the interaction that we get to have that they're going to leave with at least an idea that someone tried to help them see that reality.dr krista hiser, conscient podcast, may 19, 2021, hawai‘iKrista is a longtime Professor at Kapiʻolani Community College in Hawai‘i where she teaches composition, climate communication, and climate fiction. Her PhD in Educational Administration focused on students as stakeholders in sustainability curriculum. She has published on service-learning, community engagement, organizational change, and post-apocalyptic and cli-fi literature. She is currently serving as director of the University of Hawai‘i System Center for Sustainability Across Curriculum where Krista's work is to facilitate change management, coordinate sustainability across the curriculum, and facilitate interdisciplinary dialogue and professional development opportunities for faculty interested in teaching sustainability, climate change, and resilience. Krista is motivated by a quote from David Orr who said, “students deserve an education relevant to the future they will inherit.”I first heard about Krista work at a meeting of a group of climate educators, organized by Jennifer Atkinson and Sarah Raquette Ray, where Krista spoke about some of her research. I also heard her in conversation with my fellow art and climate podcaster Peterson Toscano on Citizens' Climate Radio Ep. 51: Art & identity in a time of climate change.I enjoyed my lively conversation with Krista, notably about how our brains try to protect us for the reality of the climate emergency and how to understand the levels of grief that we can experience and how to overcome it. I was also impressed by her thoughts on ungrading (which I shared with my two children, both University students). Some of my favourite quotes from our conversation include: The art space is maybe the last open space where that boxiness and that rigidity isn't as present.The shift is that faculty are really no longer just experts. They are knowledge brokers or knowledge intermediaries. There's so much information out there. It's so overwhelming. There are so many different realities that faculty need to interact with this information and create experiences that translate information for students so that students can manage their own information.There's a whole range of emotions around climate emergency, and not getting stuck in the grief. Not getting stuck in anger. A lot of what we see of youth activists and in youth activism is that they get kind of burned out in anger and it's not a sustainable emotion. But none of them are emotions that you want to get stuck in. When you get stuck in climate grief, it is hard to get unstuck, so moving through all the different emotions — including anger and including hope — and that idea of an anthem and working together, those are all part of the emotion wheel that exists around climate change.As I have done in all episodes in season 2 so far, I have integrated excerpts from soundscape compositions and quotations drawn from e19 reality, as well as new field recordings and moments of silence, in this episode.I would like to thank Krista for taking the time to speak with me, for sharing her deep knowledge of climate education, her passion for literature and music and her courage to speak the truth to power through her work. For more information on Krista's work, see https://www.hawaii.edu/sustainability/staff-item/krista-hiser-phd/ and https://www.gcseglobal.org/bio/krista-hiserLinksPublic Letter on Addressing Collapse RiskWorry and Hope: What College Students Know, Think, Feel, and Do about Climate ChangeLove in the times of coral reefs (Ruth Mundy)Existential Tool Kit for Climate Justice EducatorsThe Ultimate Cli-Fi Book Club for Sustainability in Higher Education *END NOTES FOR ALL EPISODESHere is a link for more information on season 5. Please note that, in parallel with the production of the conscient podcast and it's francophone counterpart, balado conscient, I publish a Substack newsletter called ‘a calm presence' which are 'short, practical essays for those frightened by the ecological crisis'. To subscribe (free of charge) see https://acalmpresence.substack.com. You'll also find a podcast version of each a calm presence posting on Substack or one your favorite podcast player.Also. please note that a complete transcript of conscient podcast and balado conscient episodes from season 1 to 4 is available on the web version of this site (not available on podcast apps) here: https://conscient-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes.Your feedback is always welcome at claude@conscient.ca and/or on conscient podcast social media: Facebook, X, Instagram or Linkedin. I am grateful and accountable to the earth and the human labour that provided me with the privilege of producing this podcast, including the toxic materials and extractive processes behind the computers, recorders, transportation systems and infrastructure that made this production possible. Claude SchryerLatest update on April 2, 2024

“What has been produced here is the best agricultural facilities outside of College Station that exist in this state.”Dr. Bruce Akey, the Director of the Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostics Lab and Dr. Susan Eades, the Associate Dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, give us an inside look on the grand opening of the new facilities.Support the show (http://www.tvma.org)

For this episode of the podcast, I was delighted to welcome Alysa Taylor - Microsoft's Corporate Vice President for the Cloud Marketing Business Applications and Global Industry divisions at Microsoft. For 2021, Alysa advises us to keep listening, keep understanding, keep knowing where the world is going. She suggests agility and customer-centricity will be driving forces for partner success in 2021. In her role at Microsoft, Alysa leads the product marketing teams responsible for Dynamics 365 and the Power Platform (Power BI, Power Apps, Power Virtual Agents, and Power Automate) as well as the global industry product marketing team. Alysa's previously led the Cloud and Enterprise business marketing group in Microsoft’s U.S. subsidiary, where she was responsible for the U.S. business, marketing, and operations across the cloud, and the infrastructure portfolio of products, including Windows Server, Azure, System Center, SQL, and Visual Studio. Taylor came to Microsoft with a background in consulting and advertising account management and design. It was great to have Alysa come share her career progression, the progress of her organization, and the innovation. I also had the chance to work with Alysa in the US Subsidiary and so it was great to catch up and learn more about her career journey. ​In this episode, Alysa and I discuss: The innovation, change and transformation coming from her organization.How data, business processes, and industry are at the core of the transformation in Microsoft's approach. Her recent announcements - Healthcare Cloud and Retail Cloud and what that means for partners. Why partners are more important now than ever and why they need to drive with agility and customer-centricity. Lessons for our listeners from her amazing career journey. I hope you enjoy this interview as much as I enjoyed spending time with LINKS & RESOURCES Follow Alysa Taylor on Linked In, Twitter. What is Dataverse? Retail Cloud AnnouncmentHealthcare Cloud AnnouncmentAbout Vince MenzioneSubscribe and listen to this podcast on Apple,  Spotify,  Google,  Audible,  SoundCloud, Stitcher, Player FM, almost anywhere you get your podcasts!Follow or reach Vince - Linked In, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.Ultimate Guide to Partnering Facebook Drop me a line - vincem@ultimate-partnerships.com. As with each of my episodes, I appreciate your support. Please tell your friends about Ultimate Guide to Partnering™ and where they can find us. This episode of the podcast is sponsored by Ultimate Partnerships. Ultimate Partnerships helps you get the most results from your partnerships. Get Partnerships Right – Optimize for Success – Deliver Results – Ultimate Partnerships. Transcription By Otter.AI – Please Pardon Typos Below Vince Menzione 0:50Welcome, or Welcome back to The Ultimate Guide to partnering. I'm Vince Menzione, your host. And as we kick off the four year anniversary of this podcast, and leap into 2021, I'm thankful to all of the amazing thought and business leaders who've come to this podcast to share principles, success strategies, and best practices that help technology organizations thrive during this age of change and transformation. As we kick off this new year, I'm excited to be joined for this special series by some of those industry thought leaders to help each of us better prepare for what we can do to optimize success in 2021. And for this episode of the podcast, I was delighted to welcome Alyssa Taylor, Microsoft's corporate Vice President for the cloud marketing, business applications and global industry divisions. In her role, she leads the product marketing teams responsible for dynamics 365, the power platform, as well as the global industry product marketing team, it was great to have Alyssa come share with our listeners, the innovation and change that her organization is driving during this transformation. And all of the innovation that is happening across industries.

Daniel Karuppiah spent more than two decades at Microsoft in Product Management, across the products from Visual Studio, SQL Server, Silverlight, Windows Server, System Center, Silverlight to Microsoft Azure. Today at The Product School podcast, he will talk about how Artificial Intelligence is changing Product Management. Get the FREE Product Book here

#11 – Thomas Maurer – Azure Hybrid using Stack & Arc window.playerConfiguration = { "episode": { "media": { "m4a": "https://csapodcast.azureedge.net/episodes/ep11ThomasMaurer.m4a" }, "title": "#11 – Thomas Maurer – Azure Hybrid using Stack & Arc", "description": "In this episode we talk with Thomas Maurer who works as a Cloud Advocate in Microsoft. We talk about how Azure Stack helped his customer realize the value of Azure even when there were compliance need for the data not to leave the customer’s datacenters. Tom talks about how he keeps himself up to date with everything that’s happening in the Cloud world and his e-commerce website too.", "url": "/2020/01/14/ep11/", "chaptermarks": [ {"start": "00:00:00.0", "title": "Intro"}, {"start": "00:01:44.0", "title": "Journey"}, {"start": "00:07:09.0", "title": "Projects"}, {"start": "00:15:14.0", "title": "Advice"}, {"start": "00:20:30.0", "title": "Secret to be upto date"} ], "coverUrl": "" } } In this episode we talk with Thomas Maurer who works as a Cloud Advocate in Microsoft. We talk about how Azure Stack helped his customer realize the value of Azure even when there were compliance need for the data not to leave the customer’s datacenters. Tom talks about how he keeps himself up to date with everything that’s happening in the Cloud world and his e-commerce website too. Thomas’s journey on how he got to where he is today (01:44) When he was starting off his career, he bet on Hyper-V v/s Active Directory because it was a niche technology then. He then focused on Hyper-V, System Center suite of products. Hyper-V was great for a while, but he wanted to focus on the next big thing – which is Azure. He started on Azure from when it was called “Windows Azure” We also discuss how cloud is constantly evolving based on customer’s feedback – Tom talks about his role as Cloud Advocate and how he bridges the gap between the engineering teams and the customers. Interesting projects that Thomas has worked on (07:09) Azure stack – A luxury product company wanted to leverage Azure and the global scale. However they had a requirement that pictures of new products couldn’t leave their datacenter – and this policy was just written in stone. Azure Stack (now called Azure Stack Hub) enabled them to run IaaS and PaaS using ARM templates using the same familiar CI/CD tools. We also discuss Azure Arc how it enhances our hybrids story by extending Azure’s data services to on premise. With Microsoft – Hybrid was always in mind when we planned for any new features. We also talk about how Azure management plane – ARM APIs, RBAC and Azure Policies extends to on premise – using Azure ARC. Thomas’s advice to anyone who is starting off in the Cloud Solution space (15:14) MSLearn is the single go to place for anyone starting off in the Azure space. You don’t need an Azure subscription, all you would need is a Microsoft account. This not only provides you with the theory and videos but also provides you with a sandbox Azure account where you can use it as a demo lab. Apart from MSLearn, the Azure certification is a good path to verify your skills. If you are already an architect Azure Architect Center, Cloud Adoption Framework and Migration Center are good places to start. Thomas’s advice to keep himself abreast of all the changes happening in the cloud world (20:30) Acceptance – “that you can’t possibly not know everything about everything. Have a T shaped learning methodology” He spends his morning reading through RSS feeds – on what’s new, what was updated and announcements. He follows Microsoft’s blogs, connects to the PG using twitter. Tom likes to build stuff to learn. Once he builds it he explains it using a blog or presentation. This forces him to know a little more about the topic than what is required. How to get in touch with Thomas Twitter – https://twitter.com/ThomasMaurer Blog – https://www.thomasmaurer.ch/ LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomasmaurer2/ e-Commerce – all proceeds go to Charity – https://www.thomasmaurer.ch/Shop www.azuremonk.com . Show Notes Available at https://azuremonk.com/2020/01/14/ep11/.

A look at updates to Windows Admin Center and the latest Hybrid capabilities, from Hyper-V and live migration support, Hybrid options to configure backup, point to site VPN and VM replication in Azure. At Microsoft Ignite 2019, this was session THR2301: Hybrid cloud server infrastructure: your path to hybrid with Windows Admin Center - latest updates. Jeff Woolsey is a Principal Program Manager at Microsoft for Azure Stack HCI, Windows Server and a leading expert on Virtualization, Private and Hybrid Cloud. Jeff has worked on virtualization and server technology for over eighteen years. He plays a leading role in the Windows Server Engineering team, helping to shape the design requirements for Azure Stack HCI, Windows Server 2019, 2016, 2012 / R2, 2008 R2, Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2019, 2016, 2012/R2, 2008 R2, System Center 2012 / R2, and Windows Admin Center. Jeff is an authority on ways customers can benefit from virtualization, management, and cloud computing across public, private, and hybrid environments. Jeff is a sought-after hybrid cloud expert presenting in numerous keynotes and conferences worldwide with Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, & Satya Nadella.

Pitkästä aikaa työasema- ja laitehallinnan parissa: Enterprise Mobility MVP Panu Saukko kertoo, mikä on Windows Intune, miten se liittyy klassiseen SCCM:ään, onko Autopilotista hyötyä, milloin yritysten kannattaa päivittää Windowsit... ja paljon muuta.

Stay ahead of Windows and Office deployments and updates with Configuration Manager. See what's new, explanation on your desktop deployment options, and proven guidance for automating the process to move forward from older versions of Windows and Office. Microsoft 365 Director Jeremy Chapman runs it all down - from app delivery updates, to networking enhancements, deeper tool integration and better user experiences.

Demo-rich overview of major advances coming to Windows Server 2019 including: managing hyper-converged infrastructure; support for storage class memory; the new Storage Migration Service; deduplication coming to ReFS; new Hybrid integration between Windows Server datacenter and Azure with the Windows Admin Center and more. Session THR2320 - Filmed Monday, September 24, 15:25 EDT at Microsoft Ignite in Orlando, Florida. Subject Matter Expert: Jeff Woolsey is a Principal Program Manager at Microsoft for Windows Server and a leading expert on Virtualization, Private and Hybrid Cloud. Jeff has worked on virtualization and server technology for over eighteen years. He plays a leading role in the Windows Server Engineering team, helping to shape the design requirements for Windows Server 2019, 2016, 2012 / R2, 2008 R2, Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2019, 2016, 2012/R2, 2008 R2, System Center 2012 / R2, and Windows Admin Center. Jeff is an authority on ways customers can benefit from virtualization, management, and cloud computing across public, private, and hybrid environments. Jeff is a sought-after hybrid cloud expert presenting in numerous keynotes and conferences worldwide with Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, & Satya Nadella.

System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) has the ability to manage Office 365 client updates by using the Software Update management workflow. You can use Configuration Manager to update Office 365 ProPlus, Visio Pro for Office 365, Project Online Desktop Client, and Office 365 Business.Join Lex Thomas and Jamin Almond for this all demo session on how to deploy, manage and update Office 365 with System Center Configuration Manager. [02:11] DEMO – Managing Office 365 with System Center Configuration Manager[06:50] DEMO – How to deploy Office 365 with SCCM[15:21] DEMO – How to create and manage automatic updates for Office 365 with SCCM [19:40] Is there a specific version of SCCM needed to do everything you demoed for us today?Learn more about Microsoft Premier Support Services.Send your comments or questions to the "Taste of Premier" Podcast show!Subscribe to our podcast via iTunes, Windows Phone Podcast Marketplace or RSS__________________________Websites & Blogs:Microsoft Services Premier SupportManage Office 365 ProPlus with System Center Configuration Manager

System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) has the ability to manage Office 365 client updates by using the Software Update management workflow. You can use Configuration Manager to update Office 365 ProPlus, Visio Pro for Office 365, Project Online Desktop Client, and Office 365 Business.Join Lex Thomas and Jamin Almond for this all demo session on how to deploy, manage and update Office 365 with System Center Configuration Manager. [02:11] DEMO – Managing Office 365 with System Center Configuration Manager[06:50] DEMO – How to deploy Office 365 with SCCM[15:21] DEMO – How to create and manage automatic updates for Office 365 with SCCM [19:40] Is there a specific version of SCCM needed to do everything you demoed for us today?Learn more about Microsoft Premier Support Services.Send your comments or questions to the "Taste of Premier" Podcast show!Subscribe to our podcast via iTunes, Windows Phone Podcast Marketplace or RSS__________________________Websites & Blogs:Microsoft Services Premier SupportManage Office 365 ProPlus with System Center Configuration Manager

System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) has the ability to manage Office 365 client updates by using the Software Update management workflow. You can use Configuration Manager to update Office 365 ProPlus, Visio Pro for Office 365, Project Online Desktop Client, and Office 365 Business.Join Lex Thomas and Jamin Almond for this all demo session on how to deploy, manage and update Office 365 with System Center Configuration Manager. [02:11] DEMO – Managing Office 365 with System Center Configuration Manager[06:50] DEMO – How to deploy Office 365 with SCCM[15:21] DEMO – How to create and manage automatic updates for Office 365 with SCCM [19:40] Is there a specific version of SCCM needed to do everything you demoed for us today?Learn more about Microsoft Premier Support Services.Send your comments or questions to the "Taste of Premier" Podcast show!Subscribe to our podcast via iTunes, Windows Phone Podcast Marketplace or RSS__________________________Websites & Blogs:Microsoft Services Premier SupportManage Office 365 ProPlus with System Center Configuration Manager

Kun työasemasi on hallittu hyvin, niin etpä välttämättä juurikaan huomaa, että sitä hallitaan. Ohjelmistojen asennukset ja päivitykset, käyttöjärjestelmän ja selaimen asetukset, Group Policyt ja ties vaikka mitkä asetukset voivat tulla käyttämääsi laitteeseen järjestelmähallintatyökalun toimesta. Yksi merkittävä tällainen työkalu on Microsoftin System Center Configuration Manager eli SCCM. Tässä jaksossa Pertti Pellonpoika kertoo asiasta lisää.

Learn how to architect fully available and scalable Microsoft solutions and environments in AWS. Find out how Microsoft solutions can leverage various AWS services to achieve more resiliency, replace unnecessary complexity, simplify architecture, provide scalability, introduce DevOps concepts, automation and repeatability. Plan authentication and authorization, various hybrid scenarios with other cloud environment and on premise solutions/infrastructure. Learn about common architecture patterns for Active Directory and business productivity solutions like SharePoint, Exchange and Skype for Business, also common scenarios for SQL deployments and System Center.

Microsoft Intune provides mobile device management, mobile application management and PC management capabilities from the cloud. Join Lex Thomas as he welcomes Ilya Beynenson to the show as they discuss the many benefits Intune can bring to an IT organization’s device and app management practice as well as show how easy it is for IT to provide employees with access to corporate applications, data and resources from virtually anywhere while helping keep their corporate information secure.[1:03] What does Microsoft Intune do exactly?[1:57] What platforms or devices does Intune support?[6:58] How are policies administered across devices?[12:59] What tools are available to help manage user identity, apps, devices and data?[18:20] How does Data Protection work within Microsoft's Enterprise, Mobility & Security suite?[21:20] How do I integrate Intune into my organization's platform? Does it only work in the cloud? And can it play with System Center?[27:30] How does Mobile Application Management work?[30:09] DEMO: How to configure User Policies in Intune so that an employee can access Corporate Info on their personal iPad device.Learn more @ www.Microsoft.com/Intune Send your comments or questions to the "Taste of Premier" Podcast show! Follow the conversation @TasteofPremier Become a Fan @ Facebook.com/PremierSupport Subscribe to our podcast via iTunes, Windows Phone Podcast Marketplace or RSS__________________________Websites & Blogs:Microsoft Services Premier SupportMicrosoft CybersecurityVideos: Privileged Access Workstations (PAWs): How to Prevent Attackers from Sensitive Accounts and TasksDigital Spring Cleaning: Friendly Reminders on How to Protect and Mitigate your Environment from MalwareHow to Mitigate Pass-the-Hash and Other Forms of Credential TheftSecuring your Desktop: How a Threat Becomes a Security PatchMicrosoft Security Risk Assessment - How to Optimize Your IT Security ProgramMicrosoft Threat Detection Service OverviewCybersecurity Incident ResponseSecuring Your Active Directory EnvironmentProtect Your Enterprise with the Enhanced Mitigation Experience ToolkitProactively Secure your IT Environment from Credential Theft with POP-SLAMRansomware 101: How to Protect and Mitigate your environment from Malware

Microsoft Intune provides mobile device management, mobile application management and PC management capabilities from the cloud. Join Lex Thomas as he welcomes Ilya Beynenson to the show as they discuss the many benefits Intune can bring to an IT organization’s device and app management practice as well as show how easy it is for IT to provide employees with access to corporate applications, data and resources from virtually anywhere while helping keep their corporate information secure.[1:03] What does Microsoft Intune do exactly?[1:57] What platforms or devices does Intune support?[6:58] How are policies administered across devices?[12:59] What tools are available to help manage user identity, apps, devices and data?[18:20] How does Data Protection work within Microsoft's Enterprise, Mobility & Security suite?[21:20] How do I integrate Intune into my organization's platform? Does it only work in the cloud? And can it play with System Center?[27:30] How does Mobile Application Management work?[30:09] DEMO: How to configure User Policies in Intune so that an employee can access Corporate Info on their personal iPad device.Learn more @ www.Microsoft.com/Intune Send your comments or questions to the "Taste of Premier" Podcast show! Follow the conversation @TasteofPremier Become a Fan @ Facebook.com/PremierSupport Subscribe to our podcast via iTunes, Windows Phone Podcast Marketplace or RSS__________________________Websites & Blogs:Microsoft Services Premier SupportMicrosoft CybersecurityVideos: Privileged Access Workstations (PAWs): How to Prevent Attackers from Sensitive Accounts and TasksDigital Spring Cleaning: Friendly Reminders on How to Protect and Mitigate your Environment from MalwareHow to Mitigate Pass-the-Hash and Other Forms of Credential TheftSecuring your Desktop: How a Threat Becomes a Security PatchMicrosoft Security Risk Assessment - How to Optimize Your IT Security ProgramMicrosoft Threat Detection Service OverviewCybersecurity Incident ResponseSecuring Your Active Directory EnvironmentProtect Your Enterprise with the Enhanced Mitigation Experience ToolkitProactively Secure your IT Environment from Credential Theft with POP-SLAMRansomware 101: How to Protect and Mitigate your environment from Malware

Microsoft Intune provides mobile device management, mobile application management and PC management capabilities from the cloud. Join Lex Thomas as he welcomes Ilya Beynenson to the show as they discuss the many benefits Intune can bring to an IT organization’s device and app management practice as well as show how easy it is for IT to provide employees with access to corporate applications, data and resources from virtually anywhere while helping keep their corporate information secure.[1:03] What does Microsoft Intune do exactly?[1:57] What platforms or devices does Intune support?[6:58] How are policies administered across devices?[12:59] What tools are available to help manage user identity, apps, devices and data?[18:20] How does Data Protection work within Microsoft's Enterprise, Mobility & Security suite?[21:20] How do I integrate Intune into my organization's platform? Does it only work in the cloud? And can it play with System Center?[27:30] How does Mobile Application Management work?[30:09] DEMO: How to configure User Policies in Intune so that an employee can access Corporate Info on their personal iPad device.Learn more @ www.Microsoft.com/Intune Send your comments or questions to the "Taste of Premier" Podcast show! Follow the conversation @TasteofPremier Become a Fan @ Facebook.com/PremierSupport Subscribe to our podcast via iTunes, Windows Phone Podcast Marketplace or RSS__________________________Websites & Blogs:Microsoft Services Premier SupportMicrosoft CybersecurityVideos: Privileged Access Workstations (PAWs): How to Prevent Attackers from Sensitive Accounts and TasksDigital Spring Cleaning: Friendly Reminders on How to Protect and Mitigate your Environment from MalwareHow to Mitigate Pass-the-Hash and Other Forms of Credential TheftSecuring your Desktop: How a Threat Becomes a Security PatchMicrosoft Security Risk Assessment - How to Optimize Your IT Security ProgramMicrosoft Threat Detection Service OverviewCybersecurity Incident ResponseSecuring Your Active Directory EnvironmentProtect Your Enterprise with the Enhanced Mitigation Experience ToolkitProactively Secure your IT Environment from Credential Theft with POP-SLAMRansomware 101: How to Protect and Mitigate your environment from Malware

Als unseren ersten Gast durften wir Sebastian Klenk, seines Zeichens Technical Evangelist bei Microsoft Deutschland, begrüßen. Gemeinsam werfen wir einen Blick auf die neue Microsoft Deutschland Unternehmenszentrale in München und sprechen über die kommenden IT-Camps „Windows 10 Cyber Defense“ und „Windows 10 Deployment“, die Microsoft in Zusammenarbeit mit Alexander Benoit und Eric Berg quer durch Deutschland veranstalten werden (weitere Informationen). Außerdem berichten wir über Microsoft Azure, Windows Server 2016, System Center 2016, Meetups und die Microsoft Cloud Deutschland. Shownotes: https://geeksprech.de/geeksprech-podcast-folge-02-it-camps-space-shuttle-und-andere-neuigkeiten

Steve Buchanan is a regional solutions director with Concurrency, a five-time Microsoft Cloud & Data Center MVP, and author of several technical books focused on the System Center platform. Steve has been an IT Professional for over 15 years with various positions ranging from infrastructure architect to IT Manager. Steve is focused on transforming IT departments through service management, systems management, and cloud technologies. Steve has authored the following books: - System Center 2012 Service Manager Unleashed - Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager 2012 SP1 - Microsoft Data Protection Manager 2010 Steve holds the following certifications: A +, Linux +, MCSA, MCITP: Server Administrator, MCSE: Private Cloud, and ITIL 2011 Foundation. Steve's Links: Website: http://www.buchatech.com/Twitter: @buchatechAzure: http://www.buchatech.com/2016/05/write-once-deploy-anywhere-azure-or-azure-stack/My Life in Tech: http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=2142558

Your environment can be protected by automating the replication of the virtual machines based on policies that you set and control. Azure Site Recovery can protect Hyper-V, VMware and physical servers and you can use Azure or your secondary datacenter as your recovery site.Join Keith Mayer and Jennelle Crothers as they take us through this in-depth step-by-step demo on how to get started and use Azure Site Recovery in your environment.[1:17] What is Azure Site Recovery and how can it benefit my organization?[4:37 ] DEMO: How to use Azure Site RecoveryIf you're interested in learning more about the products or solutions discussed in this episode, click on any of the below links for free, in-depth information:Websites & Blogs:Keith Mayer's BlogJennelle Crothers’ blog Cloud Solutions HubBuilding Clouds blogVideos:(Part 1) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Windows Server 2012 R2 Storage Foundation(Part 2) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Hyper-V Enhancements in Windows Server 2012 R2(Part 3) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Networking Enhancements in Windows Server 2012 R2(Part 4) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Managing Cloud Foundations with Windows Server 2012 R2(Part 5) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Building a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure with Windows Server 2012 R2(Part 6) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Networking in System Center 2012 R2 Virtual Machine Manager(Part 7) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Managing Storage with System Center 2012 R2 Virtual Machine Manager(Part 8) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Build Your Compute Fabric with System Center 2012 R2 Virtual Machine Manager(Part 9) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Getting Started with the Windows Azure Pack(Part 10) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Windows Azure Pack Remote Console Support(Part 11) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Service Management Automation(Part 12) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Windows Azure Pack and the Virtual Machine Role Gallery(Part 13) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Cross-Premises Virtual Networking with Site-to-Site VPN and ExpressRoute(Part 14) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Disaster Recovery to the Cloud with Azure Site Recovery(Part 15) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Getting Started with Automating the Hybrid Cloud using PowerShell(Part 16) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Migrating Applications to Microsoft Azure from Hyper-V, VMware, Amazon AWS & Physical Servers(Part 17) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - End-to-End IaaS Workload Provisioning in the Cloud with Azure Automation and PowerShell DSC(Part 18) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Automated Provisioning for Linux in the Cloud with Microsoft Azure(Part 19) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Monitoring and Alerting for Azure Workloads(Part 20) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Protecting Data with Encryption – Part 1(Part 21) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Protecting Data with Encryption – Part 2(Part 22) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Orchestrating a Hybrid Cloud with Chef and Azure(Part 23) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Azure Key Vault(Part 24) Getting Started with Azure Resource Manager(Part 26) Delegating Management in the Cloud with Azure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)(Part 27) Nested Virtualization in Windows Server 2016(Part 28) Getting Started with Microsoft Azure Stack

Your environment can be protected by automating the replication of the virtual machines based on policies that you set and control. Azure Site Recovery can protect Hyper-V, VMware and physical servers and you can use Azure or your secondary datacenter as your recovery site.Join Keith Mayer and Jennelle Crothers as they take us through this in-depth step-by-step demo on how to get started and use Azure Site Recovery in your environment.[1:17] What is Azure Site Recovery and how can it benefit my organization?[4:37 ] DEMO: How to use Azure Site RecoveryIf you're interested in learning more about the products or solutions discussed in this episode, click on any of the below links for free, in-depth information:Websites & Blogs:Keith Mayer's BlogJennelle Crothers’ blog Cloud Solutions HubBuilding Clouds blogVideos:(Part 1) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Windows Server 2012 R2 Storage Foundation(Part 2) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Hyper-V Enhancements in Windows Server 2012 R2(Part 3) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Networking Enhancements in Windows Server 2012 R2(Part 4) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Managing Cloud Foundations with Windows Server 2012 R2(Part 5) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Building a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure with Windows Server 2012 R2(Part 6) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Networking in System Center 2012 R2 Virtual Machine Manager(Part 7) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Managing Storage with System Center 2012 R2 Virtual Machine Manager(Part 8) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Build Your Compute Fabric with System Center 2012 R2 Virtual Machine Manager(Part 9) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Getting Started with the Windows Azure Pack(Part 10) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Windows Azure Pack Remote Console Support(Part 11) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Service Management Automation(Part 12) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Windows Azure Pack and the Virtual Machine Role Gallery(Part 13) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Cross-Premises Virtual Networking with Site-to-Site VPN and ExpressRoute(Part 14) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Disaster Recovery to the Cloud with Azure Site Recovery(Part 15) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Getting Started with Automating the Hybrid Cloud using PowerShell(Part 16) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Migrating Applications to Microsoft Azure from Hyper-V, VMware, Amazon AWS & Physical Servers(Part 17) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - End-to-End IaaS Workload Provisioning in the Cloud with Azure Automation and PowerShell DSC(Part 18) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Automated Provisioning for Linux in the Cloud with Microsoft Azure(Part 19) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Monitoring and Alerting for Azure Workloads(Part 20) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Protecting Data with Encryption – Part 1(Part 21) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Protecting Data with Encryption – Part 2(Part 22) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Orchestrating a Hybrid Cloud with Chef and Azure(Part 23) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Azure Key Vault(Part 24) Getting Started with Azure Resource Manager(Part 26) Delegating Management in the Cloud with Azure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)(Part 27) Nested Virtualization in Windows Server 2016(Part 28) Getting Started with Microsoft Azure Stack

Your environment can be protected by automating the replication of the virtual machines based on policies that you set and control. Azure Site Recovery can protect Hyper-V, VMware and physical servers and you can use Azure or your secondary datacenter as your recovery site.Join Keith Mayer and Jennelle Crothers as they take us through this in-depth step-by-step demo on how to get started and use Azure Site Recovery in your environment.[1:17] What is Azure Site Recovery and how can it benefit my organization?[4:37 ] DEMO: How to use Azure Site RecoveryIf you're interested in learning more about the products or solutions discussed in this episode, click on any of the below links for free, in-depth information:Websites & Blogs:Keith Mayer's BlogJennelle Crothers’ blog Cloud Solutions HubBuilding Clouds blogVideos:(Part 1) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Windows Server 2012 R2 Storage Foundation(Part 2) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Hyper-V Enhancements in Windows Server 2012 R2(Part 3) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Networking Enhancements in Windows Server 2012 R2(Part 4) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Managing Cloud Foundations with Windows Server 2012 R2(Part 5) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Building a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure with Windows Server 2012 R2(Part 6) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Networking in System Center 2012 R2 Virtual Machine Manager(Part 7) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Managing Storage with System Center 2012 R2 Virtual Machine Manager(Part 8) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Build Your Compute Fabric with System Center 2012 R2 Virtual Machine Manager(Part 9) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Getting Started with the Windows Azure Pack(Part 10) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Windows Azure Pack Remote Console Support(Part 11) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Service Management Automation(Part 12) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Windows Azure Pack and the Virtual Machine Role Gallery(Part 13) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Cross-Premises Virtual Networking with Site-to-Site VPN and ExpressRoute(Part 14) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Disaster Recovery to the Cloud with Azure Site Recovery(Part 15) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Getting Started with Automating the Hybrid Cloud using PowerShell(Part 16) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Migrating Applications to Microsoft Azure from Hyper-V, VMware, Amazon AWS & Physical Servers(Part 17) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - End-to-End IaaS Workload Provisioning in the Cloud with Azure Automation and PowerShell DSC(Part 18) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Automated Provisioning for Linux in the Cloud with Microsoft Azure(Part 19) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Monitoring and Alerting for Azure Workloads(Part 20) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Protecting Data with Encryption – Part 1(Part 21) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Protecting Data with Encryption – Part 2(Part 22) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Orchestrating a Hybrid Cloud with Chef and Azure(Part 23) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Azure Key Vault(Part 24) Getting Started with Azure Resource Manager(Part 26) Delegating Management in the Cloud with Azure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)(Part 27) Nested Virtualization in Windows Server 2016(Part 28) Getting Started with Microsoft Azure Stack

Instrumentation and Automation across clouds and on-premise? Yes! Richard chats with Jeremy Winter about his work bringing Microsoft Operations Management Suite to life in the cloud. Think of it as Monitoring and Management as a Service, although it works just fine with your on-premise systems as well. OMS comes from the System Center world, but it isn't dependent on it - you can use OMS with and without System Center. Jeremy also talks about how other existing instrumentation and automation tools integrate with OMS so that you don't have to do any rip-and-replace, just add OMS on the top for a broader view of your systems. Lots of great links, check them out!

Want to know what's new with System Center 2016? In this episode, we share the latest support for Windows Server 2016 with updates for Shielded VMs and Nano Server; building Hyper-converged clusters with Storage Spaces Direct; Tuned alerting and better discoverability of Management Packs with Operations Manager and what's coming for hybrid management across your data center and the Cloud. You can try System Center 2016 for yourself at: aka.ms/trysystemcenter2016.

Want to know what's new with System Center 2016? In this episode, we share the latest support for Windows Server 2016 with updates for Shielded VMs and Nano Server; building Hyper-converged clusters with Storage Spaces Direct; Tuned alerting and better discoverability of Management Packs with Operations Manager and what's coming for hybrid management across your data center and the Cloud. You can try System Center 2016 for yourself at: aka.ms/trysystemcenter2016.

Lee Holmes is the lead security architect of Microsoft's Enterprise Cloud Group, covering Windows Server, Azure Stack, System Center, and Operations Management Suite. He is author of the Windows PowerShell Cookbook, and an original member of the PowerShell development team.

Lee Holmes is the lead security architect of Microsoft's Enterprise Cloud Group, covering Windows Server, Azure Stack, System Center, and Operations Management Suite. He is author of the Windows PowerShell Cookbook, and an original member of the PowerShell development team.

As executive vice president of the Microsoft Cloud and Enterprise group, Scott Guthrie is responsible for the company's cloud infrastructure, server, database, management and development tools businesses. His engineering team builds Microsoft Azure, Windows Server, SQL Server, Active Directory, System Center, Visual Studio and .NET.Prior to leading the Cloud and Enterprise group, Guthrie helped lead Microsoft Azure, Microsoft's public cloud platform. Since joining the company in 1997, he has made critical contributions to many of Microsoft's key cloud, server and development technologies and was one of the original founders of the .NET project. Guthrie graduated with a bachelor's degree in computer science from Duke University. He lives in Seattle with his wife and two children.

This week - the big encryption debate, a 4-year Internet troll search, Facebook and forgetting your ex, MyRepublic, Aura’s $10m Kordia sale, Telsa’s disappearing autonomous mode, 30 years of Windows plus Windows Server 2016 and System Center 2016. Running time 0:48:15

In Edge Show episode 139, Rick introduces the newest member of the Edge Team, Matt McSpirit, who walks us through the key features and functionality of Azure Site Recovery, with a specific focus on Hyper-V to Azure protection for SMBs. If you're using Hyper-V, but don't have System Center, and you're looking at a streamlined solution for disaster recovery, Matt's got you covered.Useful Links:Tutorial: Set up Protection Between an On-Premises Hyper-V Site and AzureMicrosoft Virtual Academy - Microsoft Business Continuity (Clustering, Backup & Azure Site Recovery)Azure News:Check out my monthly roundup of IT Pro related Azure newsSign up for the Azure Security JumpStart taking place April 15th and 16th.Connect with the Edge Team:Follow @tnedgeFollow @MattMcSpiritFollow @dtzarFollow @SimonsterFollow @RicksterCDNFacebook

In Edge Show episode 139, Rick introduces the newest member of the Edge Team, Matt McSpirit, who walks us through the key features and functionality of Azure Site Recovery, with a specific focus on Hyper-V to Azure protection for SMBs. If you're using Hyper-V, but don't have System Center, and you're looking at a streamlined solution for disaster recovery, Matt's got you covered.Useful Links:Tutorial: Set up Protection Between an On-Premises Hyper-V Site and AzureMicrosoft Virtual Academy - Microsoft Business Continuity (Clustering, Backup & Azure Site Recovery)Azure News:Check out my monthly roundup of IT Pro related Azure newsSign up for the Azure Security JumpStart taking place April 15th and 16th.Connect with the Edge Team:Follow @tnedgeFollow @MattMcSpiritFollow @dtzarFollow @SimonsterFollow @RicksterCDNFacebook

In this episode Symon interviews Claus Joergensen (Principal Program Manager) and Ned Pyle (Senior Program Manager) about replication enhancements coming in the next version of Windows Server. Claus first talks about Shared-Nothing Storage Spaces, which provides storage for a failover cluster using direct-attached storage, rather than a SAN. Next Ned talks about the new Storage Replica feature which provide a native synchronous replication solution for multi-site clusters and disaster recovery.The interview with Claus about Shared-Nothing Storage Spaces begins at [06:45]:What were the main storage design goals for this release?How does a scale-out file server work?How does DAS-only storage work in a failover cluster?How does this solution provide higher-availability for virtual machines?Where can people go to learn more about this solution? TechEd Europe: Design Scale-Out File Server Clusters in the Next Release of Windows Server: https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEd/Europe/2014/CDP-B325The interview with Ned about Storage Replica begins at [21:00]:What is the difference between Hyper-V Replica (with asynchronous replication) and Storage Replica (with synchronous replication)?How does synchronous replication provide higher-availability?What type of files or disks can be replicated?What are the distance and latency limitations?How has storage quality of service (QoS) been enhanced?Where can people go to learn more about this feature? Storage Team Blog: https://blogs.technet.com/b/filecabTechEd Europe: Stretching Failover Clusters and Using Storage Replica for Disaster Recovery in the Next Release of Windows Server: https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEd/Europe/2014/CDP-B352Step-by-Step Guide for Storage Replica: https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=514902 News: [00:25] New Microsoft Virtual Academy Courses Released: Microsoft Azure FundamentalsDeploying Linux VMs on Microsoft AzureUpgrading to Microsoft SQL Server 2014Using PowerShell for Active DirectoryRemote Desktop Services on Microsoft Azure Deep Dive[02:50] Remote Desktop Connection Manager 2.7 Released (Publicly): https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=44989[03:55] Microsoft Azure Hybrid Connection Manager Released: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=42962[04:51] Nutanix released new System Center integration solutions for Virtual Machine Manager to manage their storage with a custom SMI-S provider, and a Management Pack for Operations Manager to monitor their platform and virtualized workloads: https://aka.ms/Edge-NutanixSC Connect with the Edge Team:Follow @tnedgeFollow @SymonPerrimanFollow @RicksterCDNFollow @dtzarFollow @SimonsterFacebook

In this episode Symon interviews Claus Joergensen (Principal Program Manager) and Ned Pyle (Senior Program Manager) about replication enhancements coming in the next version of Windows Server. Claus first talks about Shared-Nothing Storage Spaces, which provides storage for a failover cluster using direct-attached storage, rather than a SAN. Next Ned talks about the new Storage Replica feature which provide a native synchronous replication solution for multi-site clusters and disaster recovery.The interview with Claus about Shared-Nothing Storage Spaces begins at [06:45]:What were the main storage design goals for this release?How does a scale-out file server work?How does DAS-only storage work in a failover cluster?How does this solution provide higher-availability for virtual machines?Where can people go to learn more about this solution? TechEd Europe: Design Scale-Out File Server Clusters in the Next Release of Windows Server: https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEd/Europe/2014/CDP-B325The interview with Ned about Storage Replica begins at [21:00]:What is the difference between Hyper-V Replica (with asynchronous replication) and Storage Replica (with synchronous replication)?How does synchronous replication provide higher-availability?What type of files or disks can be replicated?What are the distance and latency limitations?How has storage quality of service (QoS) been enhanced?Where can people go to learn more about this feature? Storage Team Blog: https://blogs.technet.com/b/filecabTechEd Europe: Stretching Failover Clusters and Using Storage Replica for Disaster Recovery in the Next Release of Windows Server: https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEd/Europe/2014/CDP-B352Step-by-Step Guide for Storage Replica: https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=514902 News: [00:25] New Microsoft Virtual Academy Courses Released: Microsoft Azure FundamentalsDeploying Linux VMs on Microsoft AzureUpgrading to Microsoft SQL Server 2014Using PowerShell for Active DirectoryRemote Desktop Services on Microsoft Azure Deep Dive[02:50] Remote Desktop Connection Manager 2.7 Released (Publicly): https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=44989[03:55] Microsoft Azure Hybrid Connection Manager Released: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=42962[04:51] Nutanix released new System Center integration solutions for Virtual Machine Manager to manage their storage with a custom SMI-S provider, and a Management Pack for Operations Manager to monitor their platform and virtualized workloads: https://aka.ms/Edge-NutanixSC Connect with the Edge Team:Follow @tnedgeFollow @SymonPerrimanFollow @RicksterCDNFollow @dtzarFollow @SimonsterFacebook

Wie der Titel es schon sagt: Ich habe nun zum vierten Mal die Auszeichnung zum Hyper-V MVP bekommen und deshalb gibt es in dieser Folge mal wieder ein Preisausschreiben. Zusätzlich gibt es noch ein Interview mit Jan Kappen einem sehr geschätzten Mitarbeiter und Coautor des deutschen Hyper-V Buchs “Microsoft Hyper-V und System Center”. Vorweg gibt […] Der Beitrag Microsoft Virtualisierungs Podcast Folge 39: MVP again erschien zuerst auf Hyper-V Server Blog.

Richard talks to Damian Flynn about Windows Azure Pack for Windows Server and Service Management Automation. Big confusing names for a really simple concept - how do we bring self-service to the users of our infrastructure? The discussion starts out around the idea of service management automation, using tools to make your IT systems more service-centric, allowing people to provision and utilize infrastructure on demand. This leads to a conversation on Windows Azure Pack for Windows Server (WAP) - terrible name, but accurate. WAP is all about making Microsoft Azure tooling available in your own infrastructure. While it can stand on it's own, WAP also works well with various components of System Center including Configuration Manager, Operations Manager, Virtual Machine Manager and Orchestrator. This looks to be the best way to bring self-service to your company!

In this video, Cris Weber from ITS Partners demonstrates how to automatically scale out a Remote Desktop Services farm based on user demand using System Center Operations Manager, Virtual Machine Manager and Orchestrator.

Richard chats with Mickey Gousset about System Center Orchestrator 2012. Mickey talks about the role orchestrator plays interacting between other System Center products (like Operations Manager and Service Manager), and/or third party apps, creating a place for all your scripts to live. Yes, it's true, scripts live on with Orchestrator, although you can use other tools to build runbooks using drag-and-drop tools as well. The conversation also digs into the thriving third-party community for Orchestrator, including Orchestrator on CodePlex. Check it out!

Richard talks to Mitch Garvis about his experiences comparing vSphere and Hyper-V. Which one is better? Mitch gets right to the point - they're both incredibly capable virtualization solutions. It's all about the tools around the hypervisor - whether that's vSphere on the VMWare side and System Center on the Microsoft side. So they both have their merits, but Mitch is all about Hyper-V. The conversation dives deep on the evolution of IT using virtualization, not just in the data center, but all the way out to the desktop.

Microsoft hat auf der diesjährigen TechEd 2013 North America die Katze aus dem Sack gelassen: Windows Server 2012 R2 und System Center 2012 R2. Ich war völlig baff, was Microsoft in solch einer kurzen Entwicklungszeit vollbracht hat. In diesem Podcast bespreche ich die virtualisierungsrelevanten Features in Windows Server 2012 R2 — und das sind einige! […] Der Beitrag Microsoft Virtualisierungs Podcast Folge 30: Windows Server 2012 R2 Hyper-V erschien zuerst auf Hyper-V Server Blog.

Are you confused about how processor-based licensing works? Do you wonder if shifting more servers to virtual will save you money? Is SQL really free with System Center 2012? In this video, Troy Whittaker of ITS Partners will review important changes to licensing of Microsoft Server 2012, SQL 2012 and System Center 2012 and clarify how those changes can impact your business.

Kevin Remde and Sr. Product Manager Michael Niehaus are back for Part 2 of their Deploying Windows 8 series and in today’s episode they dive deeper into some of the more advanced tools to support more complex Windows 8 deployment scenarios.[2:28] What are some of the more advanced deployment tools that are available from Microsoft? [8:04] How much does the ADK, MDT and WDS deployment tools cost? [8:50] How can System Center 2012 SP1 Configuration Manager help with Windows 8 deployments? [11:40] What is a “Light Touch Installation?” [16:22] What kind of infrastructure needs to be in place to support System Center 2012 Configuration Manager? Download the Windows 8 Enterprise Evaluation today and test your applications, hardware and deployment strategies with Windows 8.Resources:Windows 8 Enterprise Windows 8 Licensing The Springboard Series Blog Windows 8 Resources for IT Pros on Springboard Resources for Developers to Build Windows 8 Apps Windows 8 resources for partners on Microsoft Partner Network

Kevin Remde and Sr. Product Manager Michael Niehaus are back for Part 2 of their Deploying Windows 8 series and in today’s episode they dive deeper into some of the more advanced tools to support more complex Windows 8 deployment scenarios.[2:28] What are some of the more advanced deployment tools that are available from Microsoft? [8:04] How much does the ADK, MDT and WDS deployment tools cost? [8:50] How can System Center 2012 SP1 Configuration Manager help with Windows 8 deployments? [11:40] What is a “Light Touch Installation?” [16:22] What kind of infrastructure needs to be in place to support System Center 2012 Configuration Manager? Download the Windows 8 Enterprise Evaluation today and test your applications, hardware and deployment strategies with Windows 8.Resources:Windows 8 Enterprise Windows 8 Licensing The Springboard Series Blog Windows 8 Resources for IT Pros on Springboard Resources for Developers to Build Windows 8 Apps Windows 8 resources for partners on Microsoft Partner Network

Kevin Remde and Sr. Product Manager Michael Niehaus are back for Part 2 of their Deploying Windows 8 series and in today’s episode they dive deeper into some of the more advanced tools to support more complex Windows 8 deployment scenarios.[2:28] What are some of the more advanced deployment tools that are available from Microsoft? [8:04] How much does the ADK, MDT and WDS deployment tools cost? [8:50] How can System Center 2012 SP1 Configuration Manager help with Windows 8 deployments? [11:40] What is a “Light Touch Installation?” [16:22] What kind of infrastructure needs to be in place to support System Center 2012 Configuration Manager? Download the Windows 8 Enterprise Evaluation today and test your applications, hardware and deployment strategies with Windows 8.Resources:Windows 8 Enterprise Windows 8 Licensing The Springboard Series Blog Windows 8 Resources for IT Pros on Springboard Resources for Developers to Build Windows 8 Apps Windows 8 resources for partners on Microsoft Partner Network

Kevin Remde welcomes Sr. Product Manager Michael Niehaus to the show as they discuss the tools, technologies, tips and tricks that are available to enable the efficient deployment of Windows 8 onto new or existing hardware. Tune in for part 1 of their discussion as they give us an overview of the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit, ADK, WDS and System Center 2012 SP1 Configuration Manager.[2:51] What are some of the issues that companies are facing when considering how to deploy a new operating system? [4:44] What are some of the tools that are available to deploy Windows 8? [6:46] What is the ADK and what tools come with it? [9:21] What is the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT)? [14:00] What does the end-user experience look like? Download the Windows 8 Enterprise Evaluation today and test your applications, hardware and deployment strategies with Windows 8.Resources:Windows 8 Enterprise Windows 8 Licensing The Springboard Series Blog Windows 8 Resources for IT Pros on Springboard Resources for Developers to Build Windows 8 Apps Windows 8 resources for partners on Microsoft Partner Network

Kevin Remde welcomes Sr. Product Manager Michael Niehaus to the show as they discuss the tools, technologies, tips and tricks that are available to enable the efficient deployment of Windows 8 onto new or existing hardware. Tune in for part 1 of their discussion as they give us an overview of the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit, ADK, WDS and System Center 2012 SP1 Configuration Manager.[2:51] What are some of the issues that companies are facing when considering how to deploy a new operating system? [4:44] What are some of the tools that are available to deploy Windows 8? [6:46] What is the ADK and what tools come with it? [9:21] What is the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT)? [14:00] What does the end-user experience look like? Download the Windows 8 Enterprise Evaluation today and test your applications, hardware and deployment strategies with Windows 8.Resources:Windows 8 Enterprise Windows 8 Licensing The Springboard Series Blog Windows 8 Resources for IT Pros on Springboard Resources for Developers to Build Windows 8 Apps Windows 8 resources for partners on Microsoft Partner Network

Kevin Remde welcomes Sr. Product Manager Michael Niehaus to the show as they discuss the tools, technologies, tips and tricks that are available to enable the efficient deployment of Windows 8 onto new or existing hardware. Tune in for part 1 of their discussion as they give us an overview of the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit, ADK, WDS and System Center 2012 SP1 Configuration Manager.[2:51] What are some of the issues that companies are facing when considering how to deploy a new operating system? [4:44] What are some of the tools that are available to deploy Windows 8? [6:46] What is the ADK and what tools come with it? [9:21] What is the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT)? [14:00] What does the end-user experience look like? Download the Windows 8 Enterprise Evaluation today and test your applications, hardware and deployment strategies with Windows 8.Resources:Windows 8 Enterprise Windows 8 Licensing The Springboard Series Blog Windows 8 Resources for IT Pros on Springboard Resources for Developers to Build Windows 8 Apps Windows 8 resources for partners on Microsoft Partner Network

Kevin Remde welcomes back Sr. Technical Product Manager Martin Booth for Part 2 of their System Center 2012 SP1 for Windows 8 series and in today’s episode they discuss device support improvements made in Configuration Manager as well as improvements to support user mobility.[1:58] What has improved in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager to support new devices running Windows 8? [3:38] Can Configuration Manager manage non-Windows based devices as well? [4:25] How does System Center 2012 better support the mobile user? Download the Windows 8 Enterprise Evaluation today and test your applications, hardware and deployment strategies with Windows 8.Resources:Windows 8 Enterprise Windows 8 Licensing The Springboard Series Blog Windows 8 Resources for IT Pros on Springboard Resources for Developers to Build Windows 8 Apps Windows 8 resources for partners on Microsoft Partner Network

Kevin Remde welcomes back Sr. Technical Product Manager Martin Booth for Part 2 of their System Center 2012 SP1 for Windows 8 series and in today’s episode they discuss device support improvements made in Configuration Manager as well as improvements to support user mobility.[1:58] What has improved in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager to support new devices running Windows 8? [3:38] Can Configuration Manager manage non-Windows based devices as well? [4:25] How does System Center 2012 better support the mobile user? Download the Windows 8 Enterprise Evaluation today and test your applications, hardware and deployment strategies with Windows 8.Resources:Windows 8 Enterprise Windows 8 Licensing The Springboard Series Blog Windows 8 Resources for IT Pros on Springboard Resources for Developers to Build Windows 8 Apps Windows 8 resources for partners on Microsoft Partner Network

Kevin Remde welcomes back Sr. Technical Product Manager Martin Booth for Part 2 of their System Center 2012 SP1 for Windows 8 series and in today’s episode they discuss device support improvements made in Configuration Manager as well as improvements to support user mobility.[1:58] What has improved in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager to support new devices running Windows 8? [3:38] Can Configuration Manager manage non-Windows based devices as well? [4:25] How does System Center 2012 better support the mobile user? Download the Windows 8 Enterprise Evaluation today and test your applications, hardware and deployment strategies with Windows 8.Resources:Windows 8 Enterprise Windows 8 Licensing The Springboard Series Blog Windows 8 Resources for IT Pros on Springboard Resources for Developers to Build Windows 8 Apps Windows 8 resources for partners on Microsoft Partner Network

In today’s episode, Technical Evangelist Kevin Remde welcomes Sr. Technical Product Manager Martin Booth to the show as they discuss enterprise management and how System Center 2012 SP1 Configuration Manager can help deploy, work with, manage and secure Windows 8. In Part 1 of their discussion Kevin and Martin chat about the latest improvements made to System Center 2012 and how it relates to Windows 8.[2:11] What is System Center Configuration Manager and what can it do for business IT? [3:00] Why is SP1 important for System Center 2012 and ultimately Windows 8? [3:55] Can Configuration Manager handle Windows 8 application deployment? [5:28] How does Endpoint Protection work for Windows 8? [7:40] What are my options for deploying and managing Windows 8 with Configuration Manager 2007? [9:13] What are some of the new features in Windows 8, that System Center 2012 SP1 Configuration Manager can help with? Download the Windows 8 Enterprise Evaluation today and test your applications, hardware and deployment strategies with Windows 8.Resources:Windows 8 Enterprise Windows 8 Licensing The Springboard Series Blog Windows 8 Resources for IT Pros on Springboard Resources for Developers to Build Windows 8 Apps Windows 8 resources for partners on Microsoft Partner Network

In today’s episode, Technical Evangelist Kevin Remde welcomes Sr. Technical Product Manager Martin Booth to the show as they discuss enterprise management and how System Center 2012 SP1 Configuration Manager can help deploy, work with, manage and secure Windows 8. In Part 1 of their discussion Kevin and Martin chat about the latest improvements made to System Center 2012 and how it relates to Windows 8.[2:11] What is System Center Configuration Manager and what can it do for business IT? [3:00] Why is SP1 important for System Center 2012 and ultimately Windows 8? [3:55] Can Configuration Manager handle Windows 8 application deployment? [5:28] How does Endpoint Protection work for Windows 8? [7:40] What are my options for deploying and managing Windows 8 with Configuration Manager 2007? [9:13] What are some of the new features in Windows 8, that System Center 2012 SP1 Configuration Manager can help with? Download the Windows 8 Enterprise Evaluation today and test your applications, hardware and deployment strategies with Windows 8.Resources:Windows 8 Enterprise Windows 8 Licensing The Springboard Series Blog Windows 8 Resources for IT Pros on Springboard Resources for Developers to Build Windows 8 Apps Windows 8 resources for partners on Microsoft Partner Network

In today’s episode, Technical Evangelist Kevin Remde welcomes Sr. Technical Product Manager Martin Booth to the show as they discuss enterprise management and how System Center 2012 SP1 Configuration Manager can help deploy, work with, manage and secure Windows 8. In Part 1 of their discussion Kevin and Martin chat about the latest improvements made to System Center 2012 and how it relates to Windows 8.[2:11] What is System Center Configuration Manager and what can it do for business IT? [3:00] Why is SP1 important for System Center 2012 and ultimately Windows 8? [3:55] Can Configuration Manager handle Windows 8 application deployment? [5:28] How does Endpoint Protection work for Windows 8? [7:40] What are my options for deploying and managing Windows 8 with Configuration Manager 2007? [9:13] What are some of the new features in Windows 8, that System Center 2012 SP1 Configuration Manager can help with? Download the Windows 8 Enterprise Evaluation today and test your applications, hardware and deployment strategies with Windows 8.Resources:Windows 8 Enterprise Windows 8 Licensing The Springboard Series Blog Windows 8 Resources for IT Pros on Springboard Resources for Developers to Build Windows 8 Apps Windows 8 resources for partners on Microsoft Partner Network

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Richard talks to Victor Mushkatin from the System Center team at Microsoft about Operations Manager 2012. Victor is the former CTO of AVICode, which was acquired by Microsoft in 2010. AVICode's technology has been added to OpsMan to provide detailed instrumentation of .NET applications. The conversation explores how OpsMan 2012 can instrument web and client-based applications end to end to detect reliability and performance issues. Victor also digs into how OpsMan 2012 is a key part of Microsoft's DevOps tool chain strategy.

Richard chats with Rhonda Layfield about the now shipping version of Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2012. Rhonda describes the relationship between MDT 2012 and System Center 2012 Configuration Manager - what MDT does and what SCCM does. The conversation continues over to how Group Policy packs are deployed by default in MDT 2012, which might surprise some IT folks. Rhonda also talks about Security Compliance Manager and how it can help you understand where your Group Policy is at, as well as provide policy configuration for specific Windows, Office and Internet Explorer features. You can get MDT and SCM at the Solution Accelerators page on TechNet. Also, check out the Microsoft Security Compliance Manager library page on TechNet for a list of the security baseline settings for various operating systems, Internet Explorer, Exchange and Office.

There's no denying that virtualization has transformed our datacentres and redefined how we do IT, giving us more capacity and savings. Now, private cloud capabilities take us one step further providing the agility IT needs to truly provide IT as a service.The beauty of a private cloud is that it takes characteristics of a public cloud (resource pooling, elasticity, self-service, and pay per use) and combines those characteristics with management and security built on dedicated resources to provide services to a select group. System Center 2012 brings you that single pane of glass you need to manage your applications and services across your public, private, hybrid or traditional infrastructure. Within the System Center suite, Endpoint Protection provides give you control and security while Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 provides world-class virtualization through Hyper-V.In this Tech Talk, we're joined by Islam Gomaa, IT Manager for E-Academy, Inc., and William Bressette, Network Architect for Horn IT Solutions, to discuss the challenges of managing a private cloud and the capabilities of System Center 2012, an integral part of Microsoft's Private Cloud solution. ResourcesDownload Private Cloud evaluation software (System Center 2012 + Window Server 2008 R2) https://aka.ms/sceval Find free online training modules on Private Cloud https://aka.ms/mvacademy Islam GomaaIslam Gomaa is a Data Protection Manager MVP from Ottawa, Canada, specializing in System Center Products, disaster recovery and system infrastructure running on the Microsoft server technology stack. Islam brings over 12 years of expertise in helping organizations align their business goals using Microsoft technology and deploying Microsoft-based solutions for the private and public sector. He is also a member of the Windows Springboard Technical Expert Panel [STEP] for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 having delivered STEP presentations in Ottawa.He has authored several webcasts on Data Protection Manager 2007& 2010 including "Protecting Applications with DPM2007" and "DPM and Opalis Automation for Disaster Recovery". Islam presented at TechEd 2011 in Atlanta Georgia, and the I365 Worldwide summit in Salt Lake City. He is a frequent presenter for both OWSUG in Ottawa and MITPRO in Montreal.Islam has a B.Sc. in computer science from Montreal University, and holds several Microsoft technical designations. He is an active member of the IT community. Islam enjoys sharing his adventures and ideas about system administration through his blog at http://owsug.ca/blogs/islamGomaa.William BressetteWith Horn IT Solutions since 2007, William is an award-winning member of their team (2010 Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Award and of the "Impact Award 2008" for Infrastructure Design). William is responsible for implementing and managing Horn IT Solutions participation in the Microsoft Partner Program and for Horn achieving Gold Certified membership Level with 5 competencies: Advance Infrastructure, Network Infrastructure, Infrastructure Worker, Licensing and Security solutions along with Small Business Specialist.As Network Architect William performs Network and Data Center Design for medium sized organizations across Canada, implements network monitoring tools for customer sites and creates and manages IT Policy for customer locations. His excellent project management skills are applied to small and large customer projects as he manages technical services as well as development and management of the Microsoft Packages Service Program at Horn IT.He graduated from Georgian College in Barrie in 1996 with a major in mathematics.PodcastThis episode is also available as a podcast.Listen Now >>Download as MP3 >> Subscribe with Zune >> Subscribe with RSS Feed >>Subscribe with iTunes >>About AlignIT Manager Tech TalkThe AlignIT Manager Talk is a monthly live streamed video series hosted by Ruth Morton (LinkedIn) and Jonathan Rozenblit (LinkedIn). Each Tech Talk episode airs on the 2nd Thursday of the month from 12:00pm to 12:30pm EST. The show focuses on a range of topics for both infrastructure and development managers and is interactive, taking questions via a live chat and providing answers on airAbout AlignITThe AlignIT program is dedicated to keeping IT leaders informed about what really matters in business and technology. We do that through in-person events, web casts, our blog and of course, this podcast series. You can find more information about the Align IT program at www.alignit.ca. If you have comments, suggestions, and ideas for future topics please let us know by connecting with us via email, Twitter, or LinkedIn.Visit the AlignIT site >> Follow AlignIT on Twitter >> Join the conversation on LinkedIn >>  

Richard talks to Rory McCaw of Infront Consulting about the System Center 2012 suite. The conversation starts with the starting point of System Center - Configuration Manager or Operations Manager, depending on the focus of your organization. From there, the entire suite is explored, including Virtual Machine Manager, Orchestrator, Service Manager, Data Protection Manager, Endpoint Protection and App Controller. Rory explains how the different parts of System Center fit together and why you want to slowly add each product to your organization. This is about getting to preventative IT rather than constantly battling the crises!

Richard talks to Rodney Buike about how System Center 2012 facilitates the construction of private clouds. This is where System Center all comes together - utilizing Configuration Manager, Operations Manager, Virtual Machine Manager, Service Manager and Orchestrator to create effective private cloud infrastructure in your own data center. Rodney talks about how each of the System Center components work together to simplify the deployment of services - beyond the individual VM and into a suite of VM, networking rules, storage, etc. Each of the System Center products bring something to the table in this scenario. You should already be using them for their core purposes, now take it to the next level!

Richard talks to Mitch Garvis about System Center Essentials (SCE). SCE brings the power of System Center Configuration Manager, Operations Manager and Virtual Machine Manager to the small-to-medium business. It limits to 50 servers (physical and virtual) and 500 workstations - plenty for lots of businesses! Mitch digs into a few tricks of the trade for being successful with SCE - check out his blog post on installing System Center Essentials. SCE is the tool you wish you knew about, now have a listen and you will!

Auf dem TechDay Private Cloud in Hamburg habe ich die Gelegenheit genutzt mit dem KeyNote Speaker Ansgar Heinen (Microsoft Private Cloud Lead) ein Interview zu den neuen Microsoft System Center 2012 Produkten zu führen. Ansgar gibt Unteranderem einen Überblick wie die Produkte zusammenarbeiten. Hört mal rein, für mich war es sehr Aufschlußreich.

Kurz vor der //build/ Konferenz ist der Release Candidate des Virtual Machine Manager 2012 released worden. Diese Version hat einen Upgrade Pfad auf die VMM 2012 RTM Version und ist multilingual. Grund genug für mich dieses tolle Produkt bei uns zu installieren. Wie man das macht, habe ich in diesem Videocast für euch festgehalten. Viel […]

Ich hatte Gelegenheit mit Michel Lüscher bekannt vom Server-Talk.eu Blog ein Videointerview am wunderbaren Zürichsee zu machen. Wir haben über so manches gesprochen unter anderem die System Center 2012 Familie, den Aufbau eines Hyper-V Labs, die Hyper-V Parentpartition und Windows Server 8. Wenn es euch interessiert, dann schaut euch das ca. 28 minütige Video an. […]

Richard and Greg talk to Cameron Fuller about System Center Operations Manager. Operations Manager is the instrumentation part of System Center - centralizing the status of all your servers into one console. The conversation moves into the concept of server and application health... looking beyond ping times and into knowing how healthy your application is. Cameron also helps us understand how Operations Manager interacts with other System Center products including Configuration Manager, Service Manager and Orchestrator. Check out http://systemcentercentral.com/ for more info on System Center.

In diesem Vortrag gibt Jörg einen Überblick über die kommenden System Center 2012 Produkte. Jeden den heute schon interessiert, was da noch dieses Jahr alles auf uns zukommt, der sollte hier mal reinschauen. Viel Vergnügen beim Zusehen.

This special edition of the NZ Tech Podcast reports from Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference (USA). We wrap up WPC and we speak with Adam Hall from the System Center team and ISV Winner GreenButton. Running time : 0:49:50

This special edition of the NZ Tech Podcast reports from day 2 at Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference (USA). Featured: Satya Nadella, Andy Lees and Kurt DelBene and we speak with Ingram Micro and Fisheye. We look at Windows Server 8, Intune 2 and updates on System Center 2012. Running time : 0:55:18

Richard and Greg talk to Chris Ross from Catapult Systems. Chris talks to the boys about System Center Service Manager, an IT Service Desk application recently added to System Center. Service Manager is the front line application for doing problem support, routine maintenance, routine workflow processes, and so on. Chris discusses how Service Manager becomes a hub for the other System Center components, making it easier to have a clear picture of what's going on with your system and what to work on next. Check out Chris's Service Manager blog at http://blog.myscsm.com/.

Wofür steht denn jetzt schon wieder CEP bei Microsoft? Die Frage ist berechtigt. Es steht für Community Evaluation Program und ist ein geschlossener Betatest mit Feedback Möglichkeit. Richtig, dass gabs schon öfters, aber jetzt findet gerade der CEP für fast alle System Center 2012 Produkte statt und die sind ein Hammer. Außerdem war es glaube […] Der Beitrag Microsoft Virtualisierungs Podcast Folge 9: System Center 2012 CEP erschien zuerst auf Hyper-V Server Blog.

Im folgenden Videocast beschreibe ich die Installlation von SCVMM 2012 Beta, dieser wurde in Las Vegas auf der MMS 2011 vorgestellt.  Neben dem SCVMM 2012 Beta gab es viele weitere schöne neue Produkte (oder zumindest Betas): SCCM 2012, Windows Intune, SCOM 2012, SCVMM 2008 R2 SP1. Da in der Keynote einiges von dem neuen Virtual […]

Richard and Greg talk to David Mills about System Center Essentials (SCE). SCE is the core parts of the System Center suite aimed at the small to medium businesses. David digs into how SCE fits into your organization, how it works with existing infrastructure and the path to grow beyond it.

Richard and Greg talk to Adam Hall about Opalis, the latest product addition to System Center. Opalis provides automation and integration for IT tasks between the various products in System Center (Configuration Manager, Operations Manager, etc) and third party management tools like OpenView, Tivoli and the like.

Richard and Greg talk to Garth Jones about SMS 2003 and its new version, System Center Configuration Manager 2007. Configuration Manager takes over where SMS left off, handling software distribution, updates, asset management, even working with Windows Deployment Services to do bare metal installations!

While at Tech Ed Europe IT Forum in Barcelona, Richard and Greg talked to Joel Frauenheim and Martin Booth about Microsoft's new Windows System Center Mobile Device Manager.