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System Center Configuration Manager
ConFigMgr 2007 Client Log File Descriptions
by
Don Hite - 3/31/2008
Here you will find a list of the available
ConFigMgr 2007 log files that reside on your client resources.
SMS 2003
Using the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit with Microsoft SMS 2003
by
Rick Bennett - 3/31/2008
Using the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit with
Microsoft SMS 2003 to deploy an operating system.
System Center Operations Manager
A
few bumps on the SCOM SP1 Reporting Road
by
Ying Li - 3/31/2008
We have a SCOM 2007 environment and initially it
was a one server (RMS, OpsDB)environment. We upgraded it to SP 1
recently. Now we are adding two more servers for reporting purpose.
One for the Data Warehouse and the other is for reporting server.
System Center Essentials
System Center Essentials 2007 Migration Guide
by
Don Hite - 3/31/2008
This guide discusses various scenarios for
upgrading to System Center Essentials 2007 and includes a brief
discussion of outgrowing and migrating from Essentials to System
Center Operations Manager 2007.
Scripting
VBS
Script To Open A Remote Clients CcmSetup Folder
by
Don Hite - 3/31/2008
This by request VBS script will allow you to enter
a remote client machine name and will open the clients CcmSetup
directory folder.
Windows
Windows Shell Script - Better way to run CMD as System
by
John Nelson - 3/31/2008
A better way would be to use SC and create your own
interactive service that runs as system...
SQL Server
PssDiag Diagnostics Manager Utility For SQL Server 7.0 And SQL 2000
by
Don Hite - 3/31/2008
The PssDiag Data collection utility is a Microsoft
Product Support Services (PSS) diagnostic data collector tool for
Microsoft SQL Server used by PSS engineers to collect diagnostic
data from end user installations and ...
Sharepoint
SharePoint - How to delete default Shared Service Provider (SSP)y
by
Ying Li - 3/31/2008
The other day when I work late night hours to setup
our SharePoint testing environment.
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