Archive for August, 2009
Taken from the System Center Team Blog: System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2 has RTM’d and GA via volume licensing is set for October 1. This is great news for all and I’d like to especially thank our VMM 2008 R2 Development, Product Management, and Test teams. Lots of hard work fueled by their […]
If you are looking to Virtualise within Windows 7 look no further than Virtual PC, this brings some of the goodness from Hyper-V to the desktop and as with it’s bigger brother requires Intel VT or AMD-V CPU instructions to be enabled in your BIOS (if you don’t have this and you need to Virtualise then buy […]
Modality Systems has created an OCS application for the iPhone named “iDialog”, this is now available via your local AppStore. What is iDialog? Microsoft Office Communications Server is revolutionizing the way workers communicate and collaborate. iDialog is an exclusive product from Modality Systems that enables users to find and communicate with their Microsoft Office Communications […]
A number of benefits can be realised with the take on of Vitualisation in the data centre, but with this comes a number of shortcomings. These issues are discussed and potentially addressed in a paper published by Microsoft Research. Taken from Computerworld: Microsoft’s researchers also addressed VM migration and Layer 2-like addressing but using a […]
Taken from The Exchange Team Blog: Microsoft Learning has created a series of Learning Snacks to help satisfy your hunger for more knowledge. Learning Snacks are short, interactive presentations about popular topics created by Microsoft Learning experts. Each Snack is delivered by using innovative Microsoft Silverlight technology and includes various media, such as animations and […]
An upgrade is available to those running Microsoft’s new beta Anti-Virus product “Microsoft Security Essentials”. To update your software click Help -> Upgrade Microsoft Security Essentials. Source: here
