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myITforum Daily Newsletter; October 26, 2006

myITforum Daily Newsletter
Daily Newsletter
October 26, 2006

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Today's Articles
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Today in the Forums
Today's Site Downloads
Today's FAQ Items
Today's Web blog Posts
Today's Industry News
Today's Job Postings
IT's Potential Realized
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Community Notes

The Next New England SMS User Group Meeting is November 1st at Fidelity Investments, 400 Puritan Way, Marlborough, MA

To register for this event, visit the Microsoft Group Events Registration site: http://www.clicktoattend.com/?id=112417; and reference Event Code: 112417

We are privileged to have both Dustin Ingalls and Steve Kaczmarek from Microsoft attending and presenting to our group!

Dustin is now assigned to the Waltham office and coordinating the acquisition of Softricity, and its integration into SCCM 2007.

Steve leads the Documentation Team back in Redmond. he says "My goal in meeting with on site customers is primarily to assess how the SMS admins approach their work, and especially where they go for information about making SMS work in their organization. As the doc manager, I am looking for contrastive feedback from customers about the content we are currently providing - quality, discoverability, usability, completeness, and format. I'd like to talk about the direction we are going with the SCCM content, and brainstorm about what can make the "content" into truly usable "information". I'd like to talk with the folks that implement and maintain SMS, as well as with those that use it daily."

Don't Miss the Jobs Section Today

There's a whole stack of job openings listed in today's Jobs Section of the newsletter. If you are looking for employment, looking to switch to a better opportunity, or just curious about what is available out there, take a look at this section of the newsletter.

Change to the myITforum.com Search

Yesterday, we switched our site Search engine for the short-term. We are now using the Google Co-op service to serve pages for all of you wanting to search the site. The Google Co-op service does a good job.

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Today's Articles

SMS 2003, Patch Management

SMS KB Watch: Internet Explorer 7 and SMS SUIT (Security Update Inventory Tool)
by Greg Ramsey - 10/26/2006
If you haven't upgraded to the Inventory Tool for Microsoft Updates (ITMU) yet, here's something you need to keep in mind.

Scripting, SMS 2003

Vbs Script To Delete An Individual Machine From The SMS Database
by Don Hite - 10/26/2006
This Vbs script will allow you to enter a machine name and delete it from the SMS database. It will prompt you for the Site Server Name, Site Code and Machine name. It will then attempt to determine the ResourceId for the machine and if it is found delete the machine from the SMS database.

Support Management

Getting yourself a well deserved promotion
by Paul Teodorescu - 10/26/2006
If one expects to read a detailed step by step procedure on how to get a promotion in a workplace, then a big disappointment may be encountered.

Web Technologies

Firefox 2.0: Recommended Add-Ons
by Chris Mosby - 10/26/2006
I see Rod has been blogging a lot about Firefox 2.0 lately, and I figured I would chime in with a list of my favorite add-ons for Firefox.

Altiris

The Altiris Deployment Server and the Primary Lookup Key
by Paul Teodorescu - 10/26/2006
In general, any software management suite available on the market uses a unique or primary key to identify its records in the database.

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Today in the Forums

Active Directory and Group Policy
RE: password policy

SMS Feature Packs
RE: RIS and WinPE: error 80040001

MOM
RE: Moving MOM DB's to SAN??

SMS 2003
RE: SMS on a closed network. How to get updates

Web Reporting
RE: Adding RAID and VM Host Name to Report

myITforum Bar-and-Grill
DVD rewinder

Exchange Server
Microsoft Exchange Event will not start

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Today's Site Downloads

Logged on from profiles akaplan Scripting, Windows 10/26/2006 7 kb
Gets NT names of users logged onto a workstation logon and log off times based on profiles. Can be run GUI or batch.
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Today's FAQ Items



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Today's Web blog Posts

SMSMOM.com appears to be offline now
Every now and then I pop over to www.smsmom.com to see if anything is going on. The check this morning resulted in a site not found error, so I guess those guys have closed it down. I was wondering which direction it would go since it had been in a stalled...
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Act Quickly - space is limited: Windows PowerShell Labcast
So is a Webcast or is it a Virtual Lab? As it turns out, it’s a little of both. Like a Virtual Lab, you’ll complete a series of exercises, exercises that result in a full-fledged Windows PowerShell script. Like a Webcast, the Scripting Guys...
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Spam is on the rise
With every thing else going on in the Security world, Spam is trying to make a silent comeback. Check out the graph on TQMCube: http://tqmcube.com/tide.php...
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Today's Industry News

Girly Geeks at ITForum
I've been chatting to the Organisers of ITForum and whinging about why they were planning to hold a Woman in Technology event, and a Girly Geek dinner for TechEd Developers, but not for TechEdITForum. Why not ITForum. Surely there are women in Infrastructure

New Funcast announced: Learn how to create a blog site and Wiki with Sharepoint 2007
November 22, Bart Bultinck will show you during this 30min demo session you how you can create your own blog and wiki site with Sharepoint 2007. Register now and freeze 30 minutes in your calendar....

Webcast of the week: Introduction into Powershell scripting for Exchange 2007
During this 30 min session we will show you how to get started with Windows Powershell for an Exchange 2007 environment. We will dive into mailbox management, database management and AD user configuration using powershell commands or scripts. View the

Microsoft XPS Released, download to create and view XPS documents
Microsoft makes it easy to view and generate XPS documents. Select the best method for you from the following table. Windows Vista natively supports XPS Operating System Download Description Windows Vista None Required XPS documents open within Internet

Microsoft's Response to "2nd IE7 bug"
Follow up on "Secunia: Internet Explorer 7 Popup Address Bar Spoofing Weakness" MSRC BLOG: This is Christopher Budd. I wanted to take a moment and let people know some information about a new public report about a possible vulnerability in Internet Explorer

Compromised PC Leads To Big Fraud Losses For E*Trade
informationweek.com “A compromised PC opened the door for cyber attackers to wreak havoc on online broker E*Trade. The Securities and Exchange Commission, FBI, and other government enforcement agencies are investigating the crime, in which thieves

Postal theft breaches trust
whittierdailynews.com “Identity theft has caused $56 billion in losses in 2005, according to a California research firm that studies the problem. Governmental agencies suggest that 10 million Americans are victims of identity theft each year.”

Amazon files objection to Google subpoena
zdnetasia.com “Amazon.com has declined to hand over information on its book search tools to Google for use in a copyright lawsuit. The Internet retailer on Friday filed the response and objection to a subpoena Google had filed concerning Amazon’s

Novell Says Desktop Linux Costs At Least $300 Less than Windows Vista
Novell Inc said on Wednesday that its recently released SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop will cost users over $300 less than Microsoft Corp's forthcoming Windows Vista operating system, and encouraged users to look at their desktop operating system options.

Another Microsoft stumble - Vista coupons - ZDNet
Playfuls.com Another Microsoft stumble - Vista coupons ZDNet - 1 hour ago With the Vista launch now only a few months away I can't help but think back to the Windows 95 launch. It might be my memory playing tricks on me but things were a lot different

White Paper: Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool
Microsoft has made significant investments over the past few years in the research of malicious software (or “malware”) and in developing technology to help customers mitigate the security risk that it creates. As part of this investment, Microsoft has

Browsers go head-to-head - BBC News
Tech News Pulse Browsers go head-to-head BBC News - 2 hours ago The top two browsing programs of net users got a big update this month as Microsoft released Internet Explorer 7 (IE7) and Mozilla unleashed Firefox 2.0. Firefox 2.0 vs. IE7 in Vista: How

Explorer takes a leap, but still trails Firefox - Chicago Sun-Times
Playfuls.com Explorer takes a leap, but still trails Firefox Chicago Sun-Times - 2 hours ago BY ANDY IHNATKO. "We are all interested in the future, for that is where you and I are going to spend the rest of our lives.". Browsers go head-to-head

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Today's Job Postings

SMS Administrator Urgently Needed in RI
perotsystems has an immediate opening for a skilled SMS Administrator in Woonsocket, RI. Experience Required 3-5 yrs Systems Administrator experience with SMS including SMS2003/sp1 or later, supporting Windows 2000/2000 Server, Windows XP and Server2003 operating systems in the Advance Security model Additional Skills Required ...

AntiVirus Administrator Urgently Needed in RI
perotsystems has an immediate opening for a skilled AntiVirus Administrator in Woonsocket, RI. Experience Required 3 yrs experience with Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition (v7x-v10x) in both a managed and unmanaged role, supporting Windows 2000/2000 Server, Windows XP and Server2003 operating systems preferred. Equivalent experience ...

Job Request: SMS or other Windows Infrastructure position in Jacksonville, FL
I am coming out of a position that provided me with an intensive skills refresh as the ''all IT'' guy at a software startup. I have current skills with SMS 2003, Exchange 2003, WSUS, Sharepoint Portal, Active Directory, IIS administration in a .Net devleopment environment. Please send inquiries to ...

Exchange Administrator Urgently needed in RI
PEROT SYSTEMS CORPORATION is a worldwide provider of information technology services and business solutions to a broad range of clients. It is currently looking for a EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATOR to join our team in WOONSOCKET, RI . Job Responsibilities: *Primary...

Application Packager 6-12 months + in Rancho Cordova, Ca.
Position Title: Application Packager 6 -12 months + in Rancho Cordova, Ca. Required Skills: MSI Experience ¨ Extensive MSI Software packaging skills with Wise Package Studio 7.0. ¨ Expertise deploying applications using SMS 2003 ¨ Design test...

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IT's Potential Realized



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Today's Fun Click

To All Of Those Baby Boomers Who Survived


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