So, it seems that Microsoft is “almost” done with Windows 7. One of the things they do in the end of the cycle is producing the L-Packs. And guess what showed […]
RC Language pack for Windows 7
The Deploymentgurus.com is getting alive
Some time ago Johan and I sat down, we decided to start a new era, the era of “DeploymentGurus”. One part of that is a new site called http://deploymentgurus.com. There are a […]
The Deploymentgurus.com is getting alive
Some time ago Johan and I sat down, we decided to start a new era, the era of “DeploymentGurus”. One part of that is a new site called http://deploymentgurus.com. There are a […]
The Nerd Herd is almost back on track
As some of you know a friend of mine and I record a podcast called “The Nerd Herd”, that has been gone for almost 6 months now, but the plan is to […]
MAPS 4.0 is coming, be prepared
Maps stands for “Microsoft Assessment and Planning Toolkit” and it has been around for a long time, nevertheless, there are still folks out there who do not know about this little Microsoft […]
SCVMM – Hot Fix 961983
Is out and that one should be installed. Fixes a lot of stuff. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/961983 Issue 1 When you migrate VMware virtual machines, the resource pools that are associated with the virtual machines […]
Outlook 2007 Auto discover feature and SBS2008 & EBS2008
The auto discover feature is really cool but it will give you this error Why?, Simple, the FQDN is in the certificate that is installed by default. So if you want this […]
Running Domain Controllers in Hyper-V
Microsoft has created an article on TechNet that describes the pros and cons regarding running DC’s on Hyper-V. It is pretty god and it covers almost all important stuff. Many of these […]
