If you didn’t make it to Techmentor this year, you missed out on some great stuff. As promised, here are a collection of zip files with my conference demos. If you didn’t make it to the show you are still welcome to download, although they may not all make sense to you out of context. I think I’ve gathered everything but if there as a particular demo you can’t find, let me know and I’ll either check my library or attempt to re-create it.
Tag: Techmentor
Server 2008 Revealed
I run a few Windows Server 2008 servers in VMWare for my test and demonstration environment. Honestly, I put them up very quickly not really knowing what I was doing, especially with Server Core. If I had the time, I would have looked at Greg Shield’s book Windows Server 2008: What’s New/What’s Changed. Like you I don’t have time to read an exhaustive door stop of a book (not that those titles don’t have value). What I needed was to learn about only the new Server 2008 features. I’ve been around long enough to know what a server is. All I needed was information on what was new in Server 2008 and what things changed from Server 2003.
Techmentor NYC 2008 Demos and Slides
I’ve posted a few zip files with my slides and demos from Techmentor NYC. You’ll find the files in the Essentials section of ScriptingAnswers.com. Click here to get them. Some of these sessions will be done again at Techmentor Las Vegas next month, plus a whole lot more.
Techmentor NYC Wrap Up
Sorry you didn’t make it to the Big Apple for the last Techmentor conference. It was a small and intimate show which I always like because it is easier to talk with attendees and answer questions. Plus your odds are increased for all the freebies, include free books!
Here’s a taste of what you missed.
Techmentor NYC
I’ve been getting things ready for my next Techmentor appearance. This one is practically in my back yard. I’ll be in NYC on Monday and Tuesday next week.
Another MVP in the SAPIEN family
I just found out that my friend, fellow Techmentor-or, Redmond columnist, SAPIEN author and all around good guy was made a Microsoft MVP in Terminal Services. Greg’s latest book is Windows Server 2008 What’s New/What’s Changed. You can read about his reaction here. Congratulations Greg! And don’t forget SAPIEN Press’ other MVP winning author Ilse […]
Techmentor NYC and Las Vegas
I am slated to speak at this fall’s Techmentor shows in New York City(Sept. 7-10) and Las Vegas (Oct.13-17) . I’ll blog about scheduled sessions at a later date. Although you can assume plenty of PowerShell coverage. I hope you can make it out for one of the shows. TechMentor Conferences If you’ve never been […]
Securing Windows PowerShell
Do you know how PowerShell can be used against you? Do you know the safest settings, and the ways to make scripting both possible AND secure? Do you know how your PowerShell profiles – even if you haven’t made one – can be used as an insertion point for malware, if PowerShell is configured incorrectly? […]
Management Reporting in Windows PowerShell
Ever wonder how you can use PowerShell’s native abilities to produce great-looking management reports – in CSV files, Eccel spreadsheets, HTML pages, and even charts and graphs? Well, come on down to TechMentor San Francisco where I’ll be giving a session on exactly that topic – along with a bunch more on Windows PowerShell, security, Windows […]
Techmentor: The San Francisco IT Treat
I finished up my slide decks for the first Techmentor conference of the year in San Francisco (March 30 – April 3). If you’ve never been to a Techmentor conference you’re missing a great opportunity to hear and see your favorite IT speakers. Plus it’s a lot of fun to meet your peers, swap war stories and even some strategy and tips. Here’s what I have in store for you…
