RemoteFX - VDI: Implementation Best Practices and Lessons Learned
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Learn how to use the Virtual Machine Role on Windows Azure. We’ll demonstrate best practices for building and uploading customized OS images and deploying and managing services using those images.
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Tech·Ed North America 2011More episodes in this series
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The Discussion
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RajeshKolla It was mentioned during presentation (slide 12) that, UpdateDomain and FaultDomain are part of Configuration. But as per Windows Azure SDK v1.4, Upgrade(or Update) domain property is available in service definition file and FaultDomain is not available in either Definition or Configuration files(I guess, this is read only and not updatable). Could you please verify these and confirm?
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B3NT So, what kind of service accounts are used? Does one have an active directory domain? Local Accounts?
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