September 2006
基本上，幾乎每個值得注意的 Windows 事件都會產生 WMI 事件。瞭解您該如何透過 MOM 監視 WMI 事件，以提供更強大的解決方案來進行系統管理。 Brian Wren
System Management:Zero Touch Installation: Automating Operating Systems Migrations
Get an overview of how SMS 2003 and some powerful new tools can make your next desktop OS deployment a no-touch operation. We’ll take a detailed look at the process involved for three common migration scenarios. Jason Cross
System Management:Gathering WMI Data without Writing a Single Line of Code
WMI is a powerful tool, but writing scripts to harness it can be intimidating. Here’s a hidden command-line interface that makes it easier to take advantage of WMI. Best of all, the tool is already on your system. John Kelbley
您在部署作業系統的過程中可能已接觸過 Windows PE。但您知道它也可運用在修復、診斷與維修方面嗎？以下將討論某些您所不瞭解的 Windows PE 相關資訊。 Wes Miller
想瞭解如何遵循法規嗎？瞭解如何使用 MOM 管理組件監視安全性事件，以及報告 HIPAA 與沙賓法案所需的資料。 John Orefice
System Management:Essential Tools for MOM Administration
The MOM 2005 Resource Kit was recently refreshed and some handy new tools were added. Here’s a quick overview of some of the best utilities that will help you get a lot more out of MOM. Dave Cristini, Matt Goedtel, and Eric Kamor
System Management:Integrating MOM into Your Existing Infrastructure
A solid monitoring solution must be highly available and it must integrate with existing systems. From fault tolerance to connectors, here’s what you need to know for planning a MOM deployment that meets both of these requirements. Andrzej Lipka
System Management:Customize SMS Using Local Policies
Do you need to override SMS site settings for just a few machines or configure specific settings for only some clients? Find out how SMS 2003 local policies let you configure custom policy on a per-client basis. Jeff Tondt
System Management:Set High Standards: Powerful Tools for Configuration Management
Problems with system configuration can be disastrous. These tools and best practices can help you keep a handle on system configurations throughout your enterprise computing environment. Jeremy Chapman
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Around the time you read this, the United States Senate likely will be considering a communications bill that may or may not contain guarantees of something called "net neutrality. " If you haven’t heard of this yet, now’s the time to look into it because it’s a matter that could change the very nature of the Internet and the broadband apps and services your company uses online.Joshua Trupin
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Toolbox:New Products for IT Pros
Greg Steen
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Utility Spotlight:Access-Based Enumeration
As a systems administrator, you've probably had users complain that they can't access certain folders they see in Windows® Explorer. The cause is often simple: the user doesn't have permission to open those resources.James D. Silliman
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SQL Q+A:Predicates, Stored Procedures, and More
Edited by Nancy Michell
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Microsoft IT Showcase and Lana Chin
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Business of IT:Understanding Regulatory Compliance
Tony Noblett
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TechNet Radio:An Interview with Alan Levine of Alcoa
Every week, TechNet Radio covers the latest trends and technologies in the world of IT, and provides interviews with real IT professionals who work in the field. Alan Levine, Chief Security Information Officer for Alcoa Inc.
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Hey, Scripting Guy!:Late-Night Scripting
The Microsoft Scripting Guys
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Beta Box:System Center Operations Manager 2007
Stewart Cawthray
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Inside Microsoft.com:Release Management
Jim Scardelis
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Security Watch:Lock Up Your Domain Controllers
Steve Riley
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Field Notes:The Job Candidate’s Job
Glenn Wasserman
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What is TechNet?:Resources for the IT Professional |
Windows Confidential:Why are Shortcuts Files?
Raymond Chen
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