TechNet Magazine October 2012
System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012:Virtual management
You can manage the fabric of your entire virtual infrastructure with the new System Center Virtual Machine Manager. Paul Schnackenburg
Active Directory:Active Directory your way
The way you set up your Active Directory topography will have a direct impact on how well you’re able to organize your users and resources. Brien Posey
Windows 7:Take control of system security
The Control Panel in Windows 7 provides a number of options for securing your system, configuring backups, adjusting firewall settings and so on. Jorge Orchilles
IT Management:IT’s marketing problem
The way people perceive IT is more about myth than reality. Here are several of the more common misconceptions, and ways to set things straight. Romi Mahajan
SharePoint 2010:Brand your SharePoint sites
SharePoint 2010 comes with sufficient branding features to help you apply your corporate branding standards to any type of SharePoint site. Steve Wright, Corey Erkes
Microsoft Exchange Server 2010:High availability strategies
The strategies Microsoft offers for creating highly available Microsoft Exchange mailboxes have evolved over the years. Japp Wesselius
Cloud Computing:Developing unique cloud solutions
When developing cloud solutions for specialized organizations such as government agencies, there are a number of arreas to consider, including security, mobility and interoperability. Niten Malik
IT Management:Take the innovation initiative
There are a number of potential transaction models for acquiring and developing innovative technology, each with its own benefits and challenges. Laurence Jacobs, Nicholas Smith
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Whether integrating technologies, business processes or job functions, working together is essential for any organization.Lafe Low
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Windows Confidential:The service pack shuffle
How can you be certain you’re receiving all the right patches and updates with a new service pack? Rest assured—they’re in there.Raymond Chen
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Windows PowerShell:My Windows PowerShell profile
The profile scripts are a powerful way to customize Windows PowerShell and have it ready to work the way you want it to work.Don Jones
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Geek of All Trades:The new certifications
There’s a whole “new” crop of reconfigured and reclassified Microsoft certification exams, but how much has the focus and the gravitas changed?Greg Shields
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Toolbox:New products for IT professionals
Stress test your application stack and expand your toolset with Windows versions of popular Unix/Linux-based command-line utilities with this month’s tools.Greg Steen
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Utility Spotlight:Help for your ribbon-phobic users
The light-hearted Ribbon Hero 2 can help your users work more easily with the Ribbon interface in Microsoft Office 2007 or 2010.Lance Whitney
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