In this Ask an Admin, find out how to install Windows Management Framework 3.0 (WMF) in Windows Server 2008 and R2.
Last Update: Sep 24, 2024
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Terminal Server on Windows Server 2008 has 3 primary features that offer great out-of-the-box manageability, improved access and improved user experience. These key features include: TS RemoteApp TS Web Access TS Gateway Other features include TS Session Broker, TS Licensing and Easy Print, but these will be covered in a different presentation.. Settings tab, he…
Last Update: Sep 24, 2024
Today I’ve delivered an interesting session for Microsoft in the Israeli Get Ready for Windows Server 2008 event that took place in the Hilton Tel-Aviv hotel. The session was presented in front of approximately 700 people and was also recorded for offline viewing. Although I do not yet have the recorded presentation, I will post…
Last Update: Sep 24, 2024
Update: As of June 2008, this bug has been acknowledged and a private fix is already available. I was informed by the product group that a public fix will be shortly available. Stay tuned for more info. A couple of days ago I was teaching a Windows Server 2008 course and I got to the…
Last Update: Sep 24, 2024
Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 is in its R2 SP1 version since last year. However, because there were new operating systems and service packs for existing OSs released since VS 2005 was introduces, we have learned that it does not support the following operating systems: Windows Server 2008 Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1) Windows XP…
Last Update: Sep 24, 2024
When Microsoft created Windows Server 2008, one of their many goals was to simplify the deployment process. In fact, you can perform a manual server installation with just a few mouse clicks. One of the side effects to such a minimalist approach to the installation process though, is that you may find yourself having to…
Last Update: Sep 24, 2024
Tape backups have been around for a very, very long time. We’re used to them by now, and although they serve their main purpose they do have their limitations. Tape backups haven’t progressed with the rest of technology and we’re paying the price. For one, tapes just don’t have enough capacity. The best you can…
Last Update: Sep 24, 2024
In the past, managing disk partitions had to be mostly done through 3rd-party tools such as Partition Magic and others, that had to be booted externally to Microsoft operating systems from bootable CDs. Such tools allowed you to re-format your disk, manage partitions, and mostly to extend (increase the size of) and shrink (reduce the…
Last Update: Sep 24, 2024
As written in the first part of this set of articles, there are two ways to assign Logon scripts. The first is done on the Profile tab of the user properties dialog in the Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC). The second is done via Group Policy Objects (GPO). This article will focus on the…
Last Update: Sep 24, 2024
You can use logon scripts to assign tasks that will be performed when a user logs on to a particular computer. These scripts can carry out operating system commands, set system environment variables, and call other scripts or executable programs. Some tasks commonly performed by logon scripts include: Mapping network drives Installing and setting a…