Respect the precedent version, Microsoft has made a great improvement that permit to use this flexible and beautiful product with and without infrastructure environment servers.

 

These trial guides provide step by step directions for experiencing application virtualization. Two different types of trial guides are available based upon the aspects of Microsoft Application Virtualization 4.5 you would like to review:

• The standalone trial guide will walk you through the creation of a virtualized application and execution of the application on the client without the need to setup any infrastructure. This is the simplest trial of Microsoft Application Virtualization, such as other virtualization product as Altiris Software Virtualization Solution where you can find information here or Thinstall (I’ve discussed in a post previous in my blog)

• The full trial guide walks the user through the same application virtualization capabilities as the standalone guide; however it also includes the steps to setup the publishing and streaming infrastructure options as well.

Once you have completed the setup steps from either guide, you will be able to test the benefits of Microsoft Application Virtualization in your own environment.

 

Full - MS App Virt 45 Trial Guide.pdf

 

 

Standalone – MS App Virt 45 Trial Guide.pdf

 

Learn more about Windows HPC Server 2008, and how it brings the power of high-performance computing (HPC) to mainstream while enhancing end users' and cluster administrators' productivity.

 

If you need more information about HPC server you can see this post that I’ve published on my Blog HERE

 

Overview

 

Windows HPC Server 2008, the next generation of high-performance computing (HPC), provides enterprise-class tools for a highly productive HPC environment. Built on Windows Server 2008, 64-bit technology, Windows HPC Server 2008 can efficiently scale to thousands of processing cores and includes management consoles that help you to proactively monitor and maintain system health and stability.

 

Download Acrobat document here…

 

Yes we can, today while I navigate in the Blog of My Friend Manlio Frizzi I've viewed an interesting notice about create a disaster recovery plan.

This plan was write to Frane Borozan a student on FESB (Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture at University of Split) in Croatia, Europe. I suggest you to read how to Frane has plan this strategy because for me it's so interesting.

Read all procedure details on Frane site....

This section focuses on some common administrative tasks about Hardware  that are performed locally or remotely from a command prompt. The commands in this post concern how to Add and Remove hw device.  

 

 

q  We begin with how to add a driver for a new hardware device.  

 

 1.    Copy the driver to a folder at %homedrive%<driver folder>.

2. At a command prompt, type: 

              

              pnputil -i -a %homedrive%<driver folder><driver>.inf

 q  How to remove a driver for a hardware device. 

 

 

1.    For a list of loaded drivers, at a command prompt, type: 

 

 

              sc query type= driver

 

 

 

2.    At the command prompt, type: 

 

              sc delete <service_name>

 

 

 

On February Microsoft has announced the end of development of Windows Server 2008. The new version of Operative System will be available at begin of march 2008. Now Windows Server 2008 Datacenter, Enterprise e Standard a 64 bit in English are downloadable from MSDN and TechNet Plus subscribers.

 

 

If you need more information is possible to find them on development team blog site.

 

 

Thank you to Jim Boyles Microsoft Senior Program Manager!

 

Now are public availability of SoftGrid 4.1 SP1 and 4.2 HFRU2.

 

This cumulative update for SoftGrid v4.1 SP1 and v4.2 provides the latest updates to SoftGrid.  In addition to stability improvements, this update contains the following changes:

 

• The log level of the "Error reading from socket" message is now Debug. Therefore, the message does not appear in the Sft-server.log and the Windows event log at the default log level when you use SoftGrid Virtual Application Servers together with a hardware load balancer. 

   

• SoftGrid Sequencer now preserves OSD GUIDs when it opens SoftGrid v3.2 sequencings for a package upgrade.

   

• Intermittent "0xBE" Stop errors that occur at system start on multiprocessor computers have been addressed.

   

Read all from source…