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Security and Delegation in Configuration Manager 2007 : Securing Administrative Access to Configuration Manager (part 2) - Administrative Access Within Configuration Manager

You can apply WMI access controls to namespaces, object classes, and individual objects and assign permissions to Windows users and groups. In virtually all cases, you use the Configuration Manager console to apply permissions to ConfigMgr objects and classes rather than directly modifying WMI permissions.

Security and Delegation in Configuration Manager 2007 : Securing Administrative Access to Configuration Manager (part 1) - Administrative Access at the Operating System Level

Some audit settings can generate a large number of events in the security logs. Intensive auditing can have a server performance impact. More important, logging too many events can cause the allocated log space to fill up and events to be lost.

Microsoft Systems Management Server 2003 : Defining and Configuring the SMS Site (part 2)

SMS creates the SMS Service account during setup, and it’s the primary service account for the SMS site. It provides the site server with access to most SMS services running on the site server as well as on other site systems, including the SMS Executive, SMS Site Component Manager, and the SMS SQL Monitor services.

Microsoft Systems Management Server 2003 : Defining and Configuring the SMS Site (part 1)

The first step in configuring your new SMS 2003 site is to identify which clients should become members of the site. SMS 2003 determines which clients should be assigned to the site according to the site boundaries you configure.

Microsoft Systems Management Server 2003 : Primary Site Installation - Removing a Primary Site

If you chose to install the SMS client components on the SMS site server yourself, then the first step in uninstalling your primary site is to remove the client piece. You may have installed either the Advanced Client or the Standard Client software on your site server.

Customizing Dynamics AX 2009 : Table and Class Customization (part 3) - Enabling New Dimensions in Forms & Customizing Other Tables

The dimension groups are enabled and controlled by reflecting each inventory dimension as a boolean flag field on the InventDimParm table and then matching the corresponding fields in the X++ code.

Customizing Dynamics AX 2009 : Table and Class Customization (part 2) - Adding New Dimensions to a Table

You need to restart the Application Object Server (AOS) after adding fields to the InventoryDimensions field group because the list of fields in the group is cached in memory on both the client and the server tiers.

Customizing Dynamics AX 2009 : Table and Class Customization (part 1) - Creating New Dimension Types

By default, Dynamics AX 2009 comes with nine default inventory dimensions. (The user can define additional inventory dimensions.) Dimensions describe the characteristics of items or item lots.

BizTalk 2009 : Pipeline Component Best Practices and Examples - Using BizTalk Streams

A stream as a programming construct is a sequence of bytes with no fixed length. When you begin to read a stream, you have no idea how long it is or when it will end. The only control you have is over the size of the data you will read at any one time.

BizTalk 2009 : Pipeline Component Best Practices and Examples - Creating Documents

There are two ways to accomplish this task: the right way and not-so-right way. The not-so-right way is the simplest. What most people do is hard-code the XML for the new empty document in a string and assign it to a new XMLDocument object.

Installing Exchange Server 2010 : Check the Exchange installation & Installing dedicated server roles

For scalability and availability reasons it can be useful to separate the various Exchange Server 2010 server roles onto different machines, giving you dedicated Mailbox Servers, Hub Transport Servers, Client Access Servers and Unified Messaging Servers.

Installing Exchange Server 2010 : Unattended setup

Please note the warning during setup; if you create an Exchange Server 2010 organization, you are not able to add any Exchange Server 2007 server roles to it!

Microsoft Dynamic GP 2010 : Harnessing the Power of SmartLists - Renaming Fields for clarity

SmartLists are full of cool features and these are great for throwing together a report quickly. However, sometimes the column names don't mean much to an average user, or the way that a company uses a field is different from its original intent.

Microsoft Dynamic GP 2010 : Controlling access by sharing or restricting SmartList Favorites

The Visible To field defines who has access to use and modify a particular SmartList Favorite. As there are only a couple of options, it is sometimes difficult to get the visibility right.

Sharepoint 2007 : Determine Whether a Site Is WSS or MOSS

There are two things you can look for in any SharePoint site and be fairly sure that your site is MOSS or WSS. The first is to look for the My Site link at the top of the screen.

Sharepoint 2007 : Navigate Through a SharePoint Site - Navigate Through a SharePoint Site

A standard SharePoint site has two navigational aids that help you find your way in the site. These navigation bars are usually at the top and left sides of the screen. The site manager can change them to show different links to different parts of the site, and they should be your primary source of information to what you can view in the site.

Sharepoint 2007 : Change My Regional Settings

To set the date formatting, set your regional settings for the site. Depending on the configuration of the site, you might be able to define in that site your own regional settings, which would change how the site is presented to you without affecting anyone else who is viewing the site.

Designing Active Directory for Exchange Server 2007 & Determining Hardware and Software Components

Exchange Server 2007 only operates on the Windows Server 2003 operating system, and is scheduled to be able to run on the next version of the Windows Server operating system, currently referred to as Windows Longhorn.

Configuring Exchange Server 2007 for Maximum Performance and Reliability

Microsoft Dynamic CRM 4.0 : Authentication (part 4)

One of the hardest things to debug in the organization is security, especially when the security is passed through several middle-tier applications and the system administrator does not have access to intercept the request in the middle.

Microsoft Dynamic CRM 4.0 : Authentication (part 3)

The web servers containing the web applications (Dynamics CRM, Reporting Services, and SharePoint) will all need to be set up to enable Kerberos. However, you might find that this is not necessary if the web server is the same machine as the domain controller .

Microsoft Dynamic CRM 4.0 : Authentication (part 2)

To limit the resources that services can access on behalf of a user, you can configure constrained delegation by listing services to which account can present delegated credentials. This list is in the form of SPNs . Impersonating to any nontrusted back end will fail authentication.

Microsoft Dynamic CRM 4.0 : Authentication (part 1)

Typical deployment requires a service account on the front-end server (servers that interact with the end users) to authenticate against a back-end server (in a multi-tiered environment, this is usually the one holding the data or responsible for certain application roles).

Implementing with Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step 2010 : Setting up a program for solution rollout

Sure Step has three waterfall project types (Rapid, Standard, and Enterprise), along with one Agile project type (Agile). These types guide the implementers through solution development and rollout of a single release, or to a single location of an organization.

Implementing with Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step 2010 : Waterfall-based implementation project types

To address the scale and complexity of the customer's implementation engagements, Sure Step offers the users the choice of three waterfall-based implementation project types and one waterfall-based upgrade project type.

Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 : Design and Implementation Patterns (part 2) - Table-Level Patterns

Each table must have the two static methods Find and Exists. They both take the table’s primary keys as parameters and return the matching record or a Boolean value, respectively

Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 : Design and Implementation Patterns (part 1) - Class-Level Patterns

To set and get a class field from outside the class, you should implement a parameter method. The parameter method should have the same name as the field and be prefixed with parm. Parameter methods come in two flavors: get-only and get/set.

BizTalk 2009 : Creating More Complex Pipeline Components (part 4) - Custom Disassemblers

As in any component development model, it is necessary to store properties that a user selects for your component so you can load them at runtime and also validate that the values chosen by the user are appropriate.

BizTalk 2009 : Creating More Complex Pipeline Components (part 3) - Validating and Storing Properties in the Designer

BizTalk 2009 : Creating More Complex Pipeline Components (part 2) - Schema Selection in VS .NET Designer

The property MyDocSpec in the previous section's MyProber class is actually of type SchemaWithNone. SchemaWithNone is a class that lives in the Microsoft.BizTalk.Component.