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We want to get some fresh ideas from bloggers on The Blogcast Repository . I would like to make a challenge that we have 50 new bloggers by the end of July . Sharing your experience is a great vent and a place to call home where you can interact with...
Since going live on the upgraded website a few weeks ago, we now have email notification working again as of today. When you comment in the forums and blogs, you will now receive emails and know when people reply to your posts. I'm very sorry for...
As most of you know, we have a new section of the site called Level 5 on the website. The Level 5 section is a formal "how to" guide on various topics. Not all of our guides are ready to be published, but David Stein has done an excellent job...
I just received this email from MSFT. For those of you who are running SCCM R2, this is a must have addition to the applicaiton. Program Description SMS 2003 R2 was created to enable authoring and scanning for custom-defined software updates. It was originally...
The DNS change went into effect a day late, but we had some bugs to work out. We will continue to see some issues and I hope you email me if a video looks bad or sounds wrong. We have a lot of new features add ed to the site and if you are reading this...
As many of you know, we have been developing a new website to replace this one. Effective immediately, the website is in a read only mode so that we can make a backup of the SQL DB and copy all the files to the new server. We feel this entire transition...
Ok, we hashed it around and we came up with swag for MMS 2008 . We decided, based on long conversations with 2 key sponsors to make 400 shirts to be handed out at MMS 2008 in Las Vegas. This is a huge improvement from the 20 Polo shirts I handed out in...
As the 3rd year of The Blogcast Repository approaches, Microsoft has finally added us as a static link from the System Center pages of their website. It's a humble experience working on this site for 3 years and never asking for something in return. People...
I'm always wanting to learn new technology. I won't divulge the topic I needed to learn, but I spent several days reading Microsoft documents and working in my lab with questions still in my head and not getting it right. I looked at a few videos on The...
It's been a very busy year for me and my family as I'm sure it has for everyone else. I'm very pleased with the increase of information that is being shared on The Blogcast Repository . Many people are asking questions and more people are stepping up...
It's been about 2 years since we moved to Community Server 2.1 as the backbone of the website and had a lot of custom work done to the site to make it what it is today. If you have been following my blog, then you know that The Blogcast Repository has...
I want to request everyone reply who reads this post. I know that The Blogcast Repository is free and it kills the pay sites who charge for the same or lesser content. How would you rate the videos on The Blogcast Repository in competition with a pay...
You know me, I buy into all the hype on new products and get excited when something new comes out. One of the big selling points on Vista is that it's more secure than XP. Ok, I can buy into that since maybe Microsoft learned from all the holes in XP...
I have been hearing several reports that the ITMU Scan Tool Sync is failing in a number of organizations. To resolve the issue, simply download the ITMU Revision 3 . The new ITMU has a new type of .cab file that will support the large number of updates...
I can't really believe that it's been 2 years since we started this whole mess, love, passion, head ache, and every day bliss! The Blogcast Repository has been a fun and interesting part of my life and almost an obsession on some levels. We have gone...
Microsoft has opened a new forum for Network Access Protection (NAP). NAP is an emerging technology that will work with Longhorn Server and Vista which will allow infrastructure admins to create policies that will deny network access if a system is not...
If you are ever curious or simply need to know where to look to see the status on Software Updates on a Vista client, look to the ReportingEvents.log file. The file is located at C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\ReportingEvents.log and can be vieved to...