The rather complicated Windows 10 updating process that Microsoft expects organizations to follow got some additional light this month.
Microsoft packed a number of major announcements, including SP1 improvements and Linux support, in this month's key note address by Scott Guthrie at their Connect() virtual event.
- By Joey D'Antoni
- 11/28/2016
Inheritance will save you a ton of time when creating similar classes by repurposing some of the work you've already done and cutting down on redundancy.
- By Adam Bertram
- 11/25/2016
With the help of PowerShell cmdlets, navigating a registry is made a lot simpler.
Microsoft may love Linux, but that love has some technical limitations, at least when it comes to using Windows tools to alter Linux files.
While many know that the Get-Process command in PowerShell can provide basic process information, it can also display specific details with some minor tweaks.
Microsoft today announced that the first service pack for SQL Server 2016 is now available.
Microsoft's Productivity App Discovery tool will let you monitor firewall logs for suspicious cloud app activity.
Is it possible to remotely monitor with PowerShell installed on a Linux machine?
Windows Server 2016 patching likely won't differ too much from the monthly cumulative update model laid out by Microsoft for other Windows products, but there are some nuances.
Microsoft has added auditing features to its Azure Active Directory admin portal for administrators, which is still at the preview stage from its initial preview launch in September.
Microsoft announced improvements today for SharePoint Server 2016 users and SharePoint Online subscribers, as well as for "hybrid" use cases.
Microsoft plans to reduce the size of future Windows 10 updates by a third with a coming "Unified Update Platform" technology.
Microsoft will be throwing in the towel on its Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit solution, which was designed to offer protections against common malware attack scenarios and exploit methods.
Now that Windows Server 2016 is available, Microsoft says IT pros and developers can build and extend containerized workloads and applications to its network- and compute-enhanced Azure public cloud -- and vice versa.
- By Jeffrey Schwartz
- 11/03/2016