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Does the current economic landscape change how you act and react to customer requests and concerns? Has the economy affected your professional attitude at all?
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I can sense a time coming shortly where we’ll have to potentially change our attitudes toward the job and projects. Maybe, that’s already happening. Folks are seeing lay-offs all around them and are already starting to dust-off and spiff-up the old resume – just in case. Some continue to go on as normal without considering that attitudes and reactions could spell doom for their professional career.
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Advertisements do not enumerate in a remote ConfigMgr Console by Sherry Kissinger - 10/29/2008 If you have a remote Administrative ConfigMgr Console (i.e., you install the console on a computer or server which is not the primary Site Server), you may notice that Advertisements do not enumerate.
System Center Operations ManagerGet-Alert Examples by Scott Moss - 10/29/2008 From a request on the SystemCenterCommunity a user wanted a SQL query to display the following information: Managed computer, Alert description and Alert severity. Windows PowerShell is easier.
MOMMOM 2005 Onepoint DB Perf data tuning by Scott Moss - 10/29/2008 The following should help MOM Admins get a good picture of what is going on in their onepoint database.
ScriptingVBS Script To Retrieve Service States That Are Set To Automatic But Are Not Started by Don Hite - 10/29/2008 This VBS script will prompt you for a server name and will write all of the service names to an Excel spreadsheet where the Start Mode is set to automatic but the State is stopped or not started
Windows PowerShellGet-Alert Examples by Scott Moss - 10/29/2008 From a request on the SystemCenterCommunity a user wanted a SQL query to display the following information: Managed computer, Alert description and Alert severity. Windows PowerShell is easier.
WindowsMicrosoft File Server Migration Toolkit 1.1 by Ronni Pedersen - 10/29/2008 Microsoft has just released and updated version of this great tool.
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