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The R2 exams are just additions to the 2008 exams therefore they are the same thing.
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I have been waiting for this and natural selection 2 and a new Sven coop. At least one has finally materialised.
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You would get both qualifications if they are still offering them. The MCSA is the new rebranded MCSA which is basically the same as the old MCITP server administrator. Make sure you get the second edition of the books with the added R2 content.
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I've got two at home and about to make two at work into cheap NAS storage.
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Good news for you half-hearted RPi owners
ChrisH replied to SimpleSi's topic in Raspberry Pi, Arduino & Other SBCs
I just tried the CEC support and it worked fine with my Samsung TV. I must admit I was surprised it worked without any fiddling! -
How about this Kick-Starting SCCM Advertisements - The Deployment Guys - Site Home - TechNet Blogs
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Gpo and domain suffix search order
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You need a power lead and the data lead which I'm assuming will be a sata cable.
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@FN-GM I don't think there is an option to change the codes if it is a package, you will need to script it. You can set it as an application though if you do a custom app and not auto detect. Once it is set up you go to properties > Deployment Types > Edit > Return Codes. I haven't had to use this method with a script before though so I don't know how well it will work.
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Software deployment GPO, target only certain OU's?
ChrisH replied to dany2010's topic in Windows Server 2008 R2
Just create the gpo and link it to each OU you want to target. -
Edit: On second thought look here: http://wiki.powergui.org/index.php/New-QADComputer
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I thought the spaces in the paths were maybe messing it up some how but I tried a path with spaces and it was fine. Try launching a powershell prompt and doing the move command interactively and see what happens.
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So what do the lines "The status of the move operation was..." say?
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Okay here is the same code with more logging. $basePath = "d:\homedirs" $subPath = "\Appdata\favorites" $folders = dir -path $basePath $moveTo = "" $fullPath = "" $logFile = "MoveLog.txt" New-Item $logFile -type file -force foreach ($folder in $folders) { if ($folder.Attributes -eq "Directory") { Add-Content $logFile "***********************************" Add-Content $logFile ("`r`nCurrent folder = " + $folder.fullname) $fullPath = $folder.fullname + $subPath if (Test-Path -path $fullpath) # see if the favorites folder exists { Add-Content $logFile ("Favorites folder found in " + $fullpath) write-host "`r`nFavorites folder found in " $fullpath $moveTo = $basePath + "\" + $folder.name write-host "Moving folder to " $moveTo mv $fullpath $moveTo Add-Content $logFile ("`r`nThe status of the move operation was " + $?) $moveTo = "" $fullPath = "" } Else { Add-Content $logFile ("Favorites folder NOT found in " + $fullpath) write-host "`r`nFavorites folder NOT found in " $fullpath } } }
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They haven't got the proper spelling or something for some reason have they? Just looking are there any dollar signs in your paths? That could cause issues as well.
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Probably less lines in batch for a change but....... Use at your own risk as this coding session was fuelled by some real ale! I mocked up a dummy test folder environment like yours and it worked fine but take a snapshot first etc! $basePath = "d:\homedirs" $subPath = "\Appdata\favorites" $folders = dir -path $basePath $moveTo = "" $fullPath = "" foreach ($folder in $folders) { if ($folder.Attributes -eq "Directory") { $fullPath = $folder.fullname + $subPath # write-host $fullpath if (Test-Path -path $fullpath) # see if the favorites folder exists { write-host "folder found in " $fullpath $moveTo = $basePath + "\" + $folder.name write-host $moveTo mv $fullpath $moveTo $moveTo = "" $fullPath = "" } } }
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I'm not sure. You may need to delve into pre admissions reports or look for the tick boxes in some places that say include pre admissions.
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You might need to check their admission status if they don't appear they might not have "accepted" yet which is what she may have meant.
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All in weeks ago.
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Sounds like you need to use slmgr as a run once to change your key once the image is deployed and use the mak for the image. We use MDT build our base image with driver injection and certain apps are automated into that build. The build and capture is automatic so it just gets the latest updates. We also use app-v which helps greatly with a great number of apps.
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[mdt] Sort of Urgent - MDT not injecting drivers
ChrisH replied to ihaveaproblem's topic in O/S Deployment
Have you double checked the names on the folders and the name the computer states it is? I only say because sometimes there are subtle variations on the names of the manufacturers. Apart from that I would be using a script to echo the model name during the task sequence for testing. -
We use DBAN loaded from pxe. It's password protected for safety.
