Catégorie : Microsoft

Deployer Windows Technical Preview avec MDT 2013

Par défaut, il n’est pas possible de déployer Windows 10 Technical Preview à l’aide de MDT 2013 et Windows AIK 8.1. (Probleme de vérification de la version)

Néanmoins un fix non supporté permet de rendre cette action possible:

Sur votre serveur MDT, copier dism.exe et le répertoire DISM depuis le fichier x64 WTP boot.wim  de votre déploiement ‘deployment share’, dans mon cas E:\MDTProduction\Tools\x64.

x64_techprev

Etape 3: Après avoirs copiés les fichiers, nous allons ajouter deux commandes « run » dans la tache de séquence pour Windows Technical Preview.

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Copy WTP dism.exe
cmd /c copy %deployroot%\tools\%architecture%\dism.exe x:\windows\system32\ /y

Copy WTP DISM subsystem
cmd /c copy %deployroot%\tools\%architecture%\dism\*  x:\windows\system32\dism /y

 

Source: http://www.deploymentresearch.com/Research/tabid/62/EntryId/192/Beyond-unsupported-Deploying-Windows-Technical-Preview-with-MDT-2013.aspx

 

 

Réduction -15% MCP

Hello,

Aujourd’hui un bon plan si vous envisagez de passer une certification Microsoft avant 31 décembre 2014.

Microsoft vient de proposer une réduction de 15 % pour le passage d’une certification Microsoft MCP auprès de Pearson VUE.

  • Etudiants (073 / 083) : STU15OFF
  • All (070) : 15OFF

Au 1er janvier 2015, vous n’allez plus pouvoir passer d’examen Microsoft auprès du fournisseur d’examen Prometric mais Pearson VUE.

Bonne révision.

 

Windows Server Technical Preview – Nouveautes

Hello,

Microsoft vient de mettre à disposition (Disponible sur votre abonnement Technet / Azure) la version Technical Preview de Windows Server 2015.

Ci-dessous la présentation des principales nouveautés de cette édition:

 

  • What’s New in Active Directory Federation Services. Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) in Windows Server Technical Preview includes new features that enable you to configure AD FS to authenticate users stored in Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) directories. For more information, see Active Directory Federation Services Overview.
  • What’s new for Hyper-V in the Technical Preview. This topic explains the new and changed functionality of the Hyper-V role in Windows Server Technical Preview, Client Hyper-V running on Windows 10 Technical Preview, and Microsoft Hyper-V Server Technical Preview.
  • Windows Defender Overview. Windows Defender is installed and enabled by default in Windows Server Technical Preview, but the user interface for Windows Defender is not installed. However, Windows Defender will update antimalware definitions and protect the computer without the user interface. If you need the user interface for Windows Defender, you can install it after the operating system installation by using the Add Roles and Features Wizard.
  • What’s New in Remote Desktop Services in the Windows Server Technical Preview. For the Windows Server Technical Preview, the Remote Desktop Services team focused on improvements based on customer requests. We added support for OpenGL and OpenCL applications, and added MultiPoint Services as a new role in Windows Server.
  • What’s New in Storage Services in Windows Server Technical Preview. This topic explains the new and changed functionality of Storage Services. An update in storage quality of service now enables you to create storage QoS policies on a Scale-Out File Server and assign them to one or more virtual disks on Hyper-V virtual machines. Storage Replica is a new feature that enables synchronous replication between servers for disaster recovery, as well as stretching of a failover cluster for high availability..
  • What’s New in Failover Clustering in Windows Server Technical Preview. This topic explains the new and changed functionality of Failover Clustering. A Hyper-V or Scale-out File Server failover cluster can now easily be upgraded without any downtime or need to build a new cluster with nodes that are running Windows Server Technical Preview.
  • What’s New in Web Application Proxy. Web Application Proxy now supports preauthentication for applications using the HTTP Basic protocol, wildcards in external URLS of applications, redirection from HTTP to HTTPS, use of pass-through authentication with HTTP applications, publishing of Remote Desktop Gateway apps, a new debug log, propagation of client IP addresses to backend applications, and improvements to the Administrator console.
  • What’s New in Windows PowerShell 5.0. Windows PowerShell 5.0 includes significant new features—including support for developing with classes, and new security features—that extend its use, improve its usability, and allow you to control and manage Windows-based environments more easily and comprehensively. Multiple new features in Windows PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) are also described in this topic.
  • What’s New in Networking in Windows Server Technical Preview. With this topic you can discover information about new networking technologies, such as Network Controller and Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) Tunneling, and new features for existing technologies, including IP Address Management (IPAM), DNS, and DHCP. Detailed information about what’s new is available for these networking technologies:

Source: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn765472.aspx