Tag: Powershell

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Next Stops for the Windows Server 2012 Community Roadshow: Australia, Finland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Malaysia, Sweden, and the Philippines! 

Hi, we’re back with another list of Windows Server 2012 Community Roadshow events… We are really flying now with events. Lot’s of great participation and education on Windows Server 2012 from our MVPs to you.  We hope that you can make an event. If you don’t see one in your area, you can request one
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Next Stops for the Windows Server 2012 Community Roadshow: Australia, United States, Croatia, and the Philippines! 

Hi again, here is your weekly update on upcoming events for the Windows Server 2012 Community Roadshow from my colleague Christa Anderson.  We are super pumped about this series of Roadshow Events and this has been a super valuable event series for our customers and partners. If you want to learn more about Windows Server 2012 from
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Windows Server 2012, PowerShell 3.0 and DevOps, Part 2 

This concludes my two part series.  In my first post, I provided some background information about PowerShell and DevOps.  In this post, I’ll provide you a bunch of specifics.  PowerShell 3.0, like Windows Server 2012, has a ton of new features and enhancements so I’ll only scratch the surface.  While PowerShell has always been focused
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Mi-Greatness: Full release version of Windows Server Migration Tools update lets you migrate Hyper-V and RRAS 

Remember back in December, when we released the Beta version of the Windows Server Migration Tools update…the one that allows you to migrate Hyper-V and Routing and Remote Access Services to servers running Windows Server 2008 R2…no? OK, you don’t. That was three months and a lot of holiday partying ago. We understand. The full
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R2: How Would You Manage Without It? 

As many of you know, Windows Server 2008 R2 Release Candidate (RC) is made available today to MSDN and TechNet subscribers, with broader availability from Microsoft.com on May 5th. As our final broad test milestone before RTM, this really is the best chance for you to download Windows Server 2008 R2 and put it through
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Announcing Windows Server 2008 R2 Beta! 

In the life of Windows Server, today marks general availability of public beta for the new Windows Server 2008 R2-and, for me personally, I’ve never had my geeky mitts on a better version. The new release incorporates a host of new features and capabilities that I hope you’ll check out; the code is as stable
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GUI config utility for server core 

Do you want to use the server core installation option of Windows Server 2008, but are put off by the command-line interface? Well, Guy Teverovsky may have what you need. He created a GUI for the GUI-less server core of WS08. Patrick
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Essential Business Server blog 

The team behind Windows Essential Business Server 2008 for midsized companies (part of the newly announced Windows Essential Server Solutions family and formerly known as “Centro”) has launched a team blog.  Group Program Manager Eric Watson provides the introduction: In this Blog, key people that design and develop the product will discuss all of those