Episode 55 - It’s Interactive
Podcast June 19th, 2008
Recorded: June 17, 2008
Your Hosts: Rich Niemeier, Steve Murawski and Keith Albright
Show Length: 55:28
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Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy.
Links mentioned in this show:
- Some follow-ups from the Scripting/SysAdmin Meme Started by Steve
- Orca MSI Editor - Download here
- Full MS SDK Download
- 50 micron vs.62.5 micron fiber optic cabling
- 50 micron cable bend radius sensitivity
- Greg Shields List of EXE’s in Vista (A-L)
- Greg Shields List of EXE’s in Vista (M-Z)
- Recreating core AD DNS entries
- Sysinternals live on the web
- DHCP Import/Export utility
- Using LINQ on PowerShell
- Printer Migrator Utility
- MSDN Virtual Lab
See the full show notes here.
Other sites or podcasts mentioned in this show:
Website Picks:
Rich - Macrium online imaging app and Download Squad
Keith - R2D2 Translator
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July 1st, 2008 at 8:52 pm
Couple of comments (I’m still in the middle of listening to this podcast).
1. You can run sysinternal tools from a cmd prompt - just run \\live.sysinternals.com\tools\autoruns.exe if you don’t believe me.
2. The printer migration tool has worked well for me several times so don’t be put off just because Keith couldn’t get it to work
3. Was interested in orca - i tried looking at that when I was deploying office2003 (I think). Couldn’t make head nor tail of what I was meant to do with it. However, that idea of symantec rollout is VERY appealing to me - must make sure the REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS is turned on though - I once rolled out an update without changing it…..never again!
July 1st, 2008 at 8:52 pm
PS - loved the monks sketch at the beginning - very funny.
July 2nd, 2008 at 7:47 am
Thanks Andy..
My mistake… I tried doing a directory listing and running a tool, but it did not work.. maybe there was some wackiness in my environment at the time, because after seeing your comment, I tried again and it worked.
Thanks for clearing that up.