Windows Server Code Name "longhorn"

[Guest Reimar]

There are step-by-step guides at Microsoft available to herlp IT Pro's to evaluate "Longhorn"

Those doc's are downloadable version's of guide's found in the Windows Server Code Name "Longhorn" Technical Library:

Creating and Deploying Active Directory Rights Management Services Templates Step-by-Step Guide.doc - 382 KB

Step-by-Step Guide for Configuring a Two-Node File Server Failover Cluster in Windows Server Longhorn.doc - 579 KB

Step-by-Step Guide for Configuring a Two-Node Print Server Failover Cluster in Windows Server Longhorn.doc - 581 KB

Using Identity Federation with Active Directory Rights Management Services Step-by-Step Guide.doc - 84 KB

What's New in Failover Clusters.doc - 354 KB

What's New in Terminal Services for Microsoft Windows Server Code Name Longhorn.doc - 696 KB

Windows Server Active Directory Rights Management Services Step-by-Step Guide.doc - 504 KB

Windows Server Code Name Longhorn Beta 3 Active Directory Certificate Services Step-By-Step Guide.doc - 480 KB

Windows Server Longhorn Beta 3 Release TS Gateway Server Step-By-Step Setup Guide.doc - 903 KB

Windows Server Longhorn Beta 3 Release TS Licensing Step-By-Step Setup Guide.doc - 514 KB

Windows Server Longhorn Beta 3 Terminal Services RemoteApp Step-By-Step Guide.doc - 634 KB

Windows Server Longhorn Beta 3 Windows Deployment Services Step-by-Step Guide.doc - 582 KB

Download: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...ang=en#filelist

[MarkBKK]

There are step-by-step guides at Microsoft available to herlp IT Pro's to evaluate "Longhorn"

Those doc's are downloadable version's of guide's found in the Windows Server Code Name "Longhorn" Technical Library:

Creating and Deploying Active Directory Rights Management Services Templates Step-by-Step Guide.doc - 382 KB

Step-by-Step Guide for Configuring a Two-Node File Server Failover Cluster in Windows Server Longhorn.doc - 579 KB

Step-by-Step Guide for Configuring a Two-Node Print Server Failover Cluster in Windows Server Longhorn.doc - 581 KB

Using Identity Federation with Active Directory Rights Management Services Step-by-Step Guide.doc - 84 KB

What's New in Failover Clusters.doc - 354 KB

What's New in Terminal Services for Microsoft Windows Server Code Name Longhorn.doc - 696 KB

Windows Server Active Directory Rights Management Services Step-by-Step Guide.doc - 504 KB

Windows Server Code Name Longhorn Beta 3 Active Directory Certificate Services Step-By-Step Guide.doc - 480 KB

Windows Server Longhorn Beta 3 Release TS Gateway Server Step-By-Step Setup Guide.doc - 903 KB

Windows Server Longhorn Beta 3 Release TS Licensing Step-By-Step Setup Guide.doc - 514 KB

Windows Server Longhorn Beta 3 Terminal Services RemoteApp Step-By-Step Guide.doc - 634 KB

Windows Server Longhorn Beta 3 Windows Deployment Services Step-by-Step Guide.doc - 582 KB

Download: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...ang=en#filelist

Get a life. Please.

[cdnvic]

Get a life. Please.

No call for that.

[sbk]

Absolutely agree, cdnvic.

If you don't have anything other than snide comments to contribute then don't post anything at all.

[Guest Reimar]

Just to let you know out there what's my intention of thread like this:

There are people out there they even don't how know to spell Computer! Others don't know just how to burn a CD and and and ....................................................!

Other's don't like to get the info or better: Don't let others get the info how to work with something!

In this case, Microsoft Windows Server 2007 Codename "Longhorn" is just released as Beta 3 for app. 3 weeks! Major changes are done in this version with something complete new. There less informations available and sometimes very difficult to find.

My intention of this, my thread was just to give the infos where to find reliable information. Because the "Longhorn" is an Microsoft Product, the most acurate info in the moment (which will be change for something to 3. party in the future) will be find on the MS-Site!

I working since Windows NT 3 with all verions of Server OS's from MS. And I would never show that I know "everything" and don't need any more info! Humans who shows that they know "all" and don't need or want more info, are, in my mind, stupid! For my person I'm happy if someone can tell me how, where and on which way I can find "more" info even for something which I know very well!

I'm a very imperfect human and I like to be so!

Thanks

[MarkBKK]

Just to let you know out there what's my intention of thread like this:

There are people out there they even don't how know to spell Computer! Others don't know just how to burn a CD and and and ....................................................!

Other's don't like to get the info or better: Don't let others get the info how to work with something!

In this case, Microsoft Windows Server 2007 Codename "Longhorn" is just released as Beta 3 for app. 3 weeks! Major changes are done in this version with something complete new. There less informations available and sometimes very difficult to find.

My intention of this, my thread was just to give the infos where to find reliable information. Because the "Longhorn" is an Microsoft Product, the most acurate info in the moment (which will be change for something to 3. party in the future) will be find on the MS-Site!

I working since Windows NT 3 with all verions of Server OS's from MS. And I would never show that I know "everything" and don't need any more info! Humans who shows that they know "all" and don't need or want more info, are, in my mind, stupid! For my person I'm happy if someone can tell me how, where and on which way I can find "more" info even for something which I know very well!

I'm a very imperfect human and I like to be so!

Thanks

Anyone with sufficient interest in Longhorn can find (and probably already has) all that information and more simply by visiting Microsoft's web site. I fail to see the value of copying and pasting stuff off the company's site. Do you have any opinions, thoughts or insights into the new features/benefits of Longhorn that may be of some value/interest to others?

[cdnvic]

Anyone with sufficient interest in Longhorn can find (and probably already has) all that information and more simply by visiting Microsoft's web site. I fail to see the value of copying and pasting stuff off the company's site. Do you have any opinions, thoughts or insights into the new features/benefits of Longhorn that may be of some value/interest to others?

He has been quite helpful in this forum, which is more than I can say for you. Who twisted your arm and forced you to read the thread, let alone reply twice?

[Tywais]

Anyone with sufficient interest in Longhorn can find (and probably already has) all that information and more simply by visiting Microsoft's web site. I fail to see the value of copying and pasting stuff off the company's site. Do you have any opinions, thoughts or insights into the new features/benefits of Longhorn that may be of some value/interest to others?

He has been quite helpful in this forum, which is more than I can say for you. Who twisted your arm and forced you to read the thread, let alone reply twice?

I agree with that also. Some of us who have interests in this type of subject don't always have time to look at every nook and cranny of the Internet to find this type of info. I wasn't aware of Longhorn until it was brought up here and I found it interesting. As a mod, my time is also limited in looking for new technologies and often rely upon this sub-forum to help keep me informed, as I'm sure it does many others.

Accusing a member of too much information is not in keeping with one of the purposes of this forum, information sharing. One mod has already cautioned you and now you have two.