I was recently supporting a customer who had a migration project planned. The customers were using Citrix Presentation Server 4.5 on Windows Server 2003 x86 and the task was to replace this with XenApp 6 on Windows Server 2008 R2. What made this interesting besides the change of profile versions and the system architecture was the fact that the users should not notice any downtime or lose any of their settings. Especially the Outlook settings and accounts and the Internet Explorer passwords were mission critical.
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Migrating your terminal server platform without users noticing it Published by Holger Adam on 09/07/2010 | 0 Comments | 100 Views
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How the App Paths Registry Key Makes Windows Both Faster and Safer Published by Helge Klein on 08/26/2010 | 3 Comments | 405 Views
Why can you start Mozilla Firefox by typing "firefox" in the Run dialog and press enter? Firefox.exe is not located in any directory in the path. The same with Outlook (type "outlook"), PowerShell ("powershell"), VMware Workstation ("vmware") or Adobe Reader ("acrord32"). This "magic application starting thingy" works because of a little-known Windows feature based on the "App Paths" registry key. |
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Dell “Legacy Driver Packs” wurde freigegeben Published by Thorsten Christoffers on 08/26/2010 | 0 Comments | 87 Views
Gerade hat Warren Byle von Dell ein Legacy Treiberpaket für Windows XP veröffentlicht. Das erste mal wurde dieses Packet auf der MMS2010 vorgestellt. |
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Beta 1 vom SCCM vNext als VHD verfügbar Published by Thorsten Christoffers on 08/18/2010 | 0 Comments | 143 Views
Gerade hat die Produktgruppe bekannt gegeben, dass die aktuelle Beta (Beta1) vom SCCM vNext hals VHD verfügbar ist. Somit kann man sich dieses Testsystem einfach in den Hyper-V einbinden. Danach kann man direkt loslegen. Dies ist eine sehr gute Möglichkeit um sich die neue Technik in Ruhe anzusehen. Anbei die Links zu den Dateien:
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MCITP: Windows Server 2008 R2, Virtualization Administrator bestanden Published by Thorsten Christoffers on 08/12/2010 | 0 Comments | 224 Views
Gerade habe ich die letzte Prüfung bestanden und habe somit den Titel zum MCITP: Windows Server 2008 R2, Virtualization Administrator erhalten. Ab jetzt kann ich noch besser unsere Kunden unabhängig im Bereich der Hypervisor beraten! ;-) Falls jemand auch diese Zertifizierung anstrebt, anbei die benötigten Prüfungen: Exam 70-659 or |
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Pains with EFS and Network Destinations Published by Nicholas Dille on 08/04/2010 | 0 Comments | 327 Views
A few months ago, I have blogged about an annoying anomaly in the handling of EFS-encrypted files. My case was that copying fails for an EFS-encrypted file to a location where it cannot be encrypted by the source system (e.g. a file share). My colleague Helge Klein has apparently uncovered the cause: CopyFile(Ex). |
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Free Script: User Profile Domain Migration with SetACL Published by Helge Klein on 08/04/2010 | 0 Comments | 796 Views
When administrators migrate user accounts between domains, they typically re-ACL those server ressources users have access to. In plain English: they copy or move the permissions from the accounts of the old domain to the corresponding accounts of the new domain. There are various ways to do that. In this article, I present a simple way to re-ACL roaming user profiles. |
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Der Release Candidate (Version 6556) vom SCCM 2007 R3 ist erschienen Published by Thorsten Christoffers on 08/03/2010 | 0 Comments | 292 Views
Mehrere Funktionen des R3 vom SCCM 2007 hatte ich ja schon erklärt: http://www.sepago.de/d/thorsten/2010/07/23/was-ist-das-prestaged-media-im-sccm-2007-r3 http://www.sepago.de/d/thorsten/2010/07/23/funktionsweise-eines-prestaged-media-im-sccm-2007-r3 |
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User Profile Migrator Released - Your Key to Successful Migrations Published by Helge Klein on 08/03/2010 | 0 Comments | 585 Views
sepago recently released User Profile Migrator, our new product that makes migrating user personalities between different platforms a breeze. Whether you are upgrading from Windows XP to Windows 7, from Server 2003 to 2008 (R2), from 32 bit to 64 bit, or even from Office 2003 or 2007 to 2010: Profile Migrator is the tool for you. It extracts the user configuration stored in the old profiles, converts and then injects them into brand-new profiles ready to be used on the new machines. |
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Verzögerte Ansicht von dynamischen Collection in SCCM 2007 SP2 Published by Thorsten Christoffers on 07/27/2010 | 0 Comments | 357 Views
Ok ich weiß, diese Überschrift sollte für einen SCCM
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