TechNet Magazine – Maio 2012

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• Editor’s Note: The Integration Imperative

Artigos em Destaque:

• Windows 7: A Geek’s Guide to the USMT
  By Johan Arwidmark
  When it comes to migrating user settings and data for Windows 7 deployments, the User State Migration Tool is a valuable ally.
• SQL Server: Databases and Indexes
  By Glenn Berry , Louis Davidson , and Timothy Ford
  Managing your indexes, and having the proper indexes in place, is an essential part of managing your overall SQL Server workload.
• Microsoft SharePoint 2010: Governance Planning
  By Steve Wright , and Corey Erkes
  Establishing an effective governance structure takes research, planning, precise execution, and ongoing evaluation and maintenance.
• Windows Server 2008 R2: Secure Your Windows Server
  By Brien M. Posey
  With so many options, determining the right security features and settings for your Microsoft Windows Server infrastructure can be a challenge..
• Windows Server 2008 R2: Certificates Drive RDS Security (Part 2)
  By Kristin Griffin
  Using certificates is an important part of securing communications for Remote Desktop Services. Here’s the rest of the story on how to install them on each of your servers.
• Data Storage: Reorganize Your Data
  By Leo Michielsen
  You can still access your data without having to organize and keep track of inconsistent drive letters.
• Cloud Computing: Legal and Regulatory Issues
  By Vic (J.R.) Winkler
  Technological and security issues aside, there are also a host of other regulatory, compliance and legal issues to consider when moving to the cloud.
• IT Management: IT Hybridity–The Benefits of Diversity
  By Romi Mahajan
  Diversity doesn’t just refer to having different cultures represented in the IT staff—it also refers to different systems and platforms.

Colunas:

• Utility Spotlight: Synchronize Your Files with SkyDrive
  By Lance Whitney
  The preview version of the new SkyDrive for Windows has several enhancements over its Web-based counterpart.
• Windows Confidential: Dusting for Fingerprints
  By Raymond Chen
  The last person to touch a segment of code is ultimately held responsible for whether it runs properly.
• Toolbox: New Products for IT Professionals
  By Greg Steen
  Manage access permissions to your Windows systems, quickly scan log entries, and examine and manage locked files with this month’s selection of tools.
• Windows PowerShell: PowerShell.exe
  By Don Jones
  As with many other Windows PowerShell functions, there’s more than one way to open it in the first place.
• SQL Q&A: Push SQL Performance
  By Paul S. Randal
  There are always several ways to push the SQL Server performance envelope, and it often doesn’t cost any money to do so.
• Geek of All Trades: Live Migrations
  By Greg Shields
  No SAN? No problem. You can live-migrate Hyper-V virtual machines without using shared storage.