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Windows Server 2008 Webcasts

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With the official launch of 2008, Microsoft has also started a set webcasts in their "24 Hours of Windows Server 2008".  The series contains 24 sessions covering all aspects of Windows Server 2008.  You can check out and download the first session here.

 

Microsoft Webcasts: Virtualization and Windows Server 2008

Microsoft has published the schedule for three Webcasts featuring Windows Server 2008 and their future virtualization platform Windows Server Virtualization.  The Webcasts seems like they are more of Level 101, introductory courses, or as the Server 2008 team blog called it “September Marketing Wave”.  Nevertheless, if you are not familiar with Windows Server Virtualization, these three Webcasts will be a good primer for you.

TechNet Webcast: Virtualization and Windows Server 2008
Wednesday, September 26, 2007, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM Pacific Time
The new Windows Server Virtualization infrastructure will be a core feature in Windows Server 2008. This session will provide you an overview of virtualization role, the scenarios and features that make server virtualization an important pillar of Windows Server 2008. The session will also cover the longer term strategy and roadmap for Microsoft’s virtualization technologies. Virtualization is becoming a key tool for improving overall manageability for the IT environment – join us in this session to learn how Windows Server Virtualization helps build a strong flexible platform and improve overall manageability.

http://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032351359&Culture=en-US

TechNet Webcast: Examining Microsoft’s Virtualization Portfolio and Capabilities with Windows Server 2008
Thursday, September 27, 2007, 8:00am - 9:00am Pacific Time

Virtualization is a top of mind topic today for enterprise IT organizations. Virtualization technology helps to improve hardware utilization, lower power consumption, decrease physical space usage.  Most importantly, virtualization affords increased quality of service delivery for key applications and organizations. This session will examine the Microsoft virtualization ecosystem with Windows Server 2008. Taking a 360 degree view of virtualization, topics covered will be: presentation, application, and server virtualization scenarios and technologies.

http://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032351233&Culture=en-US

Chat: Windows Server 2008: Virtualization

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October 2, 2007, 11:00AM-12:00PM Pacific Time

Join us for a Q&A with your follow up questions from September’s Virtualization Webcast Series on the new Server Virtualization features in Windows Server 2008.  Ask our experts your questions about how to leverage Windows Server 2008 to optimize your organization’s IT Infrastructure.

Windows Server Division WebLog : September Marketing Wave

TechNet Webcast: Windows Server 2008: Branch Office Solution Scenario (Level 300)

One of the much needed features for remote sites is the ability to deploy domain controllers to ”less than ideal” data centers, in a secure manner.  For instance, if you opened a data center in a location where the site had a risk of being compromised; having a read-write copy of your forest and domains would be a huge risk.  In Windows Server 2008, this issue is mitigated with the onset of Read-Only Domain Controllers (RODC) and Read-Only DNS.  These features and other enhancements are detailed in the webcast:  Windows Server 2008:  Branch Office Solution Scenario

Windows Server 2008 provides integrated, secure, and cost-effective solutions that can help IT administrators efficiently manage the applications and services they must deliver to remote or branch office locations. Catastrophes and ongoing security threats increasingly require resilient distributed IT solutions for both public and private organizations. In this webcast, we present the new functionality and features in Window Server 2008 specifically for branch office environments. Topics we cover include: Windows BitLocker Drive Encryption, Distributed File System Replication (DFSR), improvements to the Active Directory directory service, Server Backup, Server Core, and more. We conclude the session by providing specific information about some of the exciting new solutions for branch offices developed by Microsoft partners.

TechNet Webcast: Windows Server 2008: Branch Office Solution Scenario (Level 300)