Archive for December, 2012
During the development of my Windows Store App “MDT Deployment Monitor” I’ve come to learn a great deal of knowledge in C# programming but also security and what’s new in Windows 8. I’ve come so far in the development of the app that I want to leverage the new technology...
/ I hope that you haven’t missed that last night (Swedish time) Microsoft uploaded all bits and bytes that is the first Service Pack for System Center 2012 up in TechNet. I’ll try to have a hydration kit up asap.
During the last couple of weeks I’ve been quite busy on my latest two projects. First out in the Windows 8 App Store after certification is “MDT Deployment Monitor”. It’s a Windows 8 App that connects to a Microsoft Deployment Toolkit Deployment Share that has the Monitoring feature activated. You...
If you’re using Office 365 in an enterprise scenario you’re probably running Dirsync, which is actually a special version of FIM (Forefront Identity Manager). When you install Dirsync it is by default set to synchronize your on premise Active Directory with Office 365 (Windows Azure Active Directory) every 3 hours....
During the last couple of weeks there haven’t been that many blog posts. But that doesn’t mean that I haven’t been busy. I’ve managed to take my newly acquired knowledge in C# into much greater projects. Some time ago my very first Windows 8 App were released into the Windows...
Sometimes it’s those small features that bug you. Or your users and they’ll call you and thus bug you. I’ve moved my mail to Office365 a long time ago and haven’t had the need to configure a “better” way of accessing the webmail feature but to go to www.office365.com and...