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Configuring SCCM R2 SQL Reporting Services Role

Another great new feature of R2 is the addition of SQL Reporting Services. This rich new tool will allow you to have greater speed and flexibility with your reports. Not only can you convert your reports that come with the standard version of SCCM SP1, but you can also make new reports much easier than...

Posted to Brian S. Tucker (Weblog) by Brian S. Tucker on 09-19-2008
Deploying Office 2007 with SCCM 2007

Deploying Office 2007 with a custom transform (.MSP) is a complex task due to all the possible configurations. To create the transform, you need to install the AdminTemplates.exe and then copy the admin folder to the Office 2007 CD source folder to open the custom configuration tool which is what saves...

Posted to Brian S. Tucker (Weblog) by Brian S. Tucker on 09-18-2008
Hiatus 2008

Not a software package, but a state of "being", for me actually. I apologize for the dearth of postings, here and on my personal blog, but I've been logistically squashed lately. I leave the house at 5:30 AM to get a parking spot and time it to leave early to beat the evening rush across...

Posted to David M. Stein's Blog (Weblog) by David M. Stein on 09-17-2008
Level 5 SCCM R2 Introduction

Now that SCCM R2 is available , we should discuss the features associated with the upgrade. R2 has a few key features that were once available in SMS 2003 as a Feature Pack (such as Client Health Monitoring) and also some new functionality that was not available in SMS 2003 SP3. The Level 5 video is...

Posted to Brian S. Tucker (Weblog) by Brian S. Tucker on 09-16-2008
How to Deploy & Configure a SCCM Secondary Site

Secondary sites are used for many reasons and can only report to a primary server in the hierarchy. A secondary site can be used at smaller sites that don't require the power of a primary or have a smaller number of systems to manage. Also, one of the great things about a secondary is when you have...

Posted to Brian S. Tucker (Weblog) by Brian S. Tucker on 09-16-2008
Help Us Become Better Trainers: Customer Satisfaction Surveys (CSAT)

For those of you who have subscribed to any of the Level 5 guides , we would very much appreciate you taking a 5 minute survey to rate out training. Our commitment to your success can only be measured by your answers to the independent survey Microsoft uses to rate our Partner performance. So, if you...

Posted to Brian S. Tucker (Weblog) by Brian S. Tucker on 08-19-2008
Level 5 Open House a Great Success: Next Open House in less than 2 Hours!

It's been a long day in several respects. We found out at 10:00 AM that our server bandwidth was too small for the amount of traffic we had with app the people watching the Level 5 Guides. First we moved the cable to a 100MB switch and that was ok, but the firewall was unable to handle to the resources...

Posted to Brian S. Tucker (Weblog) by Brian S. Tucker on 08-13-2008
Deploying OSD Task Sequence to Existing Clients Using the USMT

Having a Task Sequence that does all your work for you is a tough job at times and depending on how many hardware platforms you have will determine how long it takes to make and test your Task Sequence. In this video I demonstrate how to advertise an existing Task Sequence to a live SCCM client in the...

Posted to Brian S. Tucker (Weblog) by Brian S. Tucker on 08-12-2008
All Level 5 Guides Open for "Limited Event" - Wendsday August 13, 2008

After speaking to the other Level 5 Guide owners, they have all agreed to open their guides during the times I specified in my post yesterday . Our "Open House" day is to let you experience some of the content that we have available. I don't know of any other site that charges any fee and...

Posted to Brian S. Tucker (Weblog) by Brian S. Tucker on 08-08-2008
Level 5 IT Guides Open Access for Limited Time

You may have heard this already, but on August 13, 2008, the Level 5 IT Guides will be opened up to allow everyone to view sessions which are normally reserved for paying subscribers. This will be done in two two-hour sessions, one in the morning and one in the evening (US central daylight time). Check...

Posted to David M. Stein's Blog (Weblog) by David M. Stein on 08-08-2008

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