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Windows Server 2008 (7 parts)
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Windows Server: What’s New in Windows Server “Windows Server 2008” for Developers - Round 2
(16 ratings)
Windows Server: What’s New in Windows Server “Windows Server 2008” for Developers - Round 2
(16 ratings)
This seminar kicks off a multi-part Touchdown training event for ISV partners in the US. Microsoft Windows Server code name “Windows Server 2008” is the next-generation Windows Server operating system that helps IT professionals maximize control over their infrastructure with increased security, reliability, and functionality. This extended Windows Server 2008 Touchdown event will teach you about the new features and technologies that will enhance your development capabilities and IT infrastructure. Focused on content relevant to ISVs, this event will consist of a series of webcasts, labcasts, live in-person training and hands-on labs. Be sure to attend all events to receive the full training curriculum. This first web seminar will introduce you to the program and cover all topics at a high level in order to paint a clear picture of what Windows Server 2008 contains for ISV partners. It will also cover the “Windows Server 2008” Server roadmap. The rest of the web seminars and labs will dig into each feature in much more technical depth. This is a fast-paced course designed for experienced software developers and solution architects.
Course Date 04/04/07 09:00 Duration 60 minutes Training Format Web Seminar Level Intermediate Attendance Count 193 views
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Windows Server: Lap Around the Application Server - Round 2
(14 ratings)
Windows Server: Lap Around the Application Server - Round 2
(14 ratings)
This seminar introduces you to the new Application Server features and components available in Microsoft Windows Server code name “Windows Server 2008”. Windows Server 2008 provides the next generation platform for building federated, service-oriented systems. It does this through several levels of support: infrastructure, developer framework, web server and application server roles. This seminar will cover the enhancements in each of these areas and how they will affect you as developers. This seminar will act as a precursor to the application server labs, which you can choose to either attend live at one of the events near you or you can attend via an online labcast.
Course Date 04/04/07 10:30 Duration 60 minutes Training Format Web Seminar Level Intermediate Attendance Count 91 views
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Internet Information Services: Lap Around IIS7 - Round 2
(15 ratings)
Internet Information Services: Lap Around IIS7 - Round 2
(15 ratings)
More than a Web server, Internet Information Services 7.0 provides a secure, easy to manage platform for developing and reliably hosting Web applications and services. This seminar will detail for you the enhancements to IIS including the modular architecture, extensible APIs, .NET 3.0 integration, unified configuration model, efficient administration tools, and powerful diagnostics capabilities. This seminar will act as a precursor to the IIS7 labs, which you can choose to either attend live at one of the events near you or you can attend via an online labcast.
Course Date 04/05/07 09:00 Duration 60 minutes Training Format Web Seminar Level Intermediate Attendance Count 125 views
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Windows Server: Lap Around Management - Round 2
(13 ratings)
Windows Server: Lap Around Management - Round 2
(13 ratings)
Continuing the Windows Server code name “Windows Server 2008” ISV Touchdown event training, this seminar will introduce you to Dynamic Systems Initiative (DSI) and Design for Operations (DFO) and their importance as drivers for making applications more manageable. The discussion will focus on planning your applications for operations and management as well as the tools and technologies available in Windows Vista and Windows “Windows Server 2008” Server that help you do that. These include Windows Eventing 6.0, Task Scheduler 2.0, MMC 3.0 and Windows PowerShell, among many others. This seminar will act as a precursor to the Windows Management developer labs, which you can choose to either attend live at one of the events near you or you can attend via an online labcast.
Course Date 04/05/07 10:30 Duration 60 minutes Training Format Web Seminar Level Intermediate Attendance Count 78 views
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Hyper-V: Windows Virtualization
(14 ratings)
Hyper-V: Windows Virtualization
(14 ratings)
Windows Virtualization is a solution for virtualized environments that will be integrated into Windows Server “Windows Server 2008”. It consists of a Windows Hypervisor, which is a thin layer on the OS dedicated to take advantage of the functionalities offered by hardware virtualization technology, like Intel VT and AMD-V. The Virtual Machines will then run on the Hypervisor. This seminar will examine the Windows Virtualization roadmap, including the future of Virtual Server, and will delve into the details of how new virtualization technologies work in Windows Server 2008.
Course Date 05/14/07 10:00 Duration 60 minutes Training Format Web Seminar Level Intermediate Attendance Count 213 views
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Windows Server: High Performance Computing with Windows Compute Cluster Server
(13 ratings)
Windows Server: High Performance Computing with Windows Compute Cluster Server
(13 ratings)
Microsoft Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 (CCS) provides an integrated application platform for developing, deploying, running, and managing high performance computing applications. This seminar will introduce you to CCS 2003, including its purpose, architecture, components and requirements. It will also cover the fundamentals of parallel computing using MSPI.
Course Date 05/14/07 10:00 Duration 60 minutes Training Format Web Seminar Level Intermediate Attendance Count 91 views
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Windows Server: Terminal Services
(14 ratings)
Windows Server: Terminal Services
(14 ratings)
For organizations that have remote users, Windows Server "Windows Server 2008" adds exciting improvements and innovations to Terminal Services that facilitate seamless integration of remote and local applications on client computers, access to these same remote programs via Web browser, and a means to access remote terminals and applications across firewalls. This seminar will introduce you to these great new features, which include Terminal Services Remote Programs, Terminal Services Web Access, and Terminal Services Gateway.
Course Date 05/16/07 10:00 Duration 60 minutes Training Format Web Seminar Level Intermediate Attendance Count 129 views