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Technical Interview:

At [01:05] Adam Carter, showed usthe new Windows Server 8 Beta Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) / Remote Desktop Services and explained how this related to the Consumerization of IT. More specifically, we cover:

  • Demo adding Windows Server 8 VDI
    • New wizard and when to use Standard deployment versus Quick Start
    • VDI Client being deployed and connecting via RDP
    • User Disks
  • Differences between Pooled & Personal Virtual Desktops and Session virtualization. When would you want to use one versus the other?
  • How does Windows Server 8 patch the virtual machines?
  • How to upgrade users quickly to Windows 8?
  • Remote Apps

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]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Edge/Edge-Show-16-Windows-Server-8-VDI News: Last week the Windows 8 Consumer preview and Windows 8 Server beta was released This week, SQL Server 2012 was released Technical Interview: At [01:05] Adam Carter, showed usthe new Windows Server 8 Beta Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) / Remote Desktop Services and explained how this related to the Consumerization of IT. More specifically, we cover: Demo adding Windows Server 8 VDI New wizard and when to use Standard deployment versus Quick Start VDI Client being deployed and connecting via RDP User Disks Differences between Pooled & Personal Virtual Desktops and Session virtualization. When would you want to use one versus the other? How does Windows Server 8 patch the virtual machines? How to upgrade users quickly to Windows 8? Remote Apps Resources: Windows Server 8 Beta videos: http://aka.ms/ws8 Windows Server 8 MVA course: http://aka.ms/ws8-mva Connect with the Edge Team: Facebook – Twitter – Email   1280 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Edge/Edge-Show-16-Windows-Server-8-VDI Fri, 09 Mar 2012 16:00:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Edge/Edge-Show-16-Windows-Server-8-VDI adambomb, David Tesar adambomb, David Tesar 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Edge/Edge-Show-16-Windows-Server-8-VDI/RSS Consumerization of IT Windows Server 2012 Consumerization Consumerization Show Network Access Protection with MSIT Network Access Protection is a new feature in Windows Server 2008 that allows you to enforce computer health requirements before allowing machines to communicate on the network.  It's the answer to the question "do I trust that this machine is patched and won't infect other machines on my network?"
These guys have done some pretty impressive stuff.  The NAP team worked with a list of partners as long as your arm to make sure NAP will play nicely with whatever switch hardware you've invested in.  Brent shares some impressive sizing guidelines for implementing NAP:  Microsoft turned reporting and deferred enforcement on 120,000 machines worldwide, using a very small number of servers.  Very small.  Less than 3.  Total help desk calls as a result?  Also a very small number.  Oh, and he did that deployment using beta builds of Longhorn Server 2008. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/adambomb/Network-Access-Protection-with-MSIT After months of cajoling, Adam was finally able to convince Jeff Sigman from the NAP team and Brent Atkison from MSIT to sit still for 30 minutes to talk about why we created NAP, and how we went about deploying it worldwide at Microsoft.  Ah, who am I kidding.  Jeff's been asking me for months to put his blue anime hair up on Channel9.  Here you go Jeff.  Persistance pays off. Network Access Protection is a new feature in Windows Server 2008 that allows you to enforce computer health requirements before allowing machines to communicate on the network.  It's the answer to the question "do I trust that this machine is patched and won't infect other machines on my network?" These guys have done some pretty impressive stuff.  The NAP team worked with a list of partners as long as your arm to make sure NAP will play nicely with whatever switch hardware you've invested in.  Brent shares some impressive sizing guidelines for implementing NAP:  Microsoft turned reporting and deferred enforcement on 120,000 machines worldwide, using a very small number of servers.  Very small.  Less than 3.  Total help desk calls as a result?  Also a very small number.  Oh, and he did that deployment using beta builds of Longhorn Server 2008. 1998 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/adambomb/Network-Access-Protection-with-MSIT Wed, 10 Oct 2007 21:35:28 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/adambomb/Network-Access-Protection-with-MSIT adambomb adambomb 17 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/adambomb/Network-Access-Protection-with-MSIT/RSS