I was just read blog entry which complained about having to have administrative access to execute PowerShell commands against a remote server.  This is not the case.

We are “secure by default” which means that if you want to do something that exposes a security risk to your machines, you have to make a conscious decision to do so.  We are

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I was just read blog entry which complained about having to have administrative access to execute PowerShell commands against a remote server.  This is not the case.

We are “secure by default” which means that if you want to do something that exposes a security risk to your machines, you have to make a conscious decision to do so.  We are

... read more

I was just read blog entry which complained about having to have administrative access to execute PowerShell commands against a remote server.  This is not the case.

We are “secure by default” which means that if you want to do something that exposes a security risk to your machines, you have to make a conscious decision to do so.  We are

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Vista Shines as Tablet Platform

Nice quotes:

“The handwriting recognition is greatly improved, and pen flicks, which allow users to navigate the notebook using a flick of the pen, is an addition Tablet PC users are bound to use extensively.”

“Handwriting recognition was faster and more accurate than it was pre-Vista, and the device’s full-featured TIP (Tablet Input Panel) made

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I was just read blog entry which complained about having to have administrative access to execute PowerShell commands against a remote server.  This is not the case.

We are “secure by default” which means that if you want to do something that exposes a security risk to your machines, you have to make a conscious decision to do so.  We are

... read more

Attached are the demos from the PDC sessions SVR12 and SVR 13 today. Here are the steps you need to do before you can run them

1. Unzip the files and run setup\setup.ps1. This will configure user accounts and initialize some files required

2. Change computers.dat in service\roles\. Set it to the computers that you want to connect to

3. Edit Impersonation\Get-DelegationCredential.ps1 under

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There’s been a lot of great excitement that’s accompanied the release of PowerShell V2 and Windows Remote Management (WinRM) – also known as the Windows Management Framework. We’ve also heard the occasional question on whether it’s possible to install them independently.

When we’ve heard this concern, it is usually focused on security. To be clear, Windows Remote Management (WinRM) has been

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There’s been a lot of great excitement that’s accompanied the release of PowerShell V2 and Windows Remote Management (WinRM) – also known as the Windows Management Framework. We’ve also heard the occasional question on whether it’s possible to install them independently.

When we’ve heard this concern, it is usually focused on security. To be clear, Windows Remote Management (WinRM) has been

... read more

I was just read blog entry which complained about having to have administrative access to execute PowerShell commands against a remote server.  This is not the case.

We are “secure by default” which means that if you want to do something that exposes a security risk to your machines, you have to make a conscious decision to do so.  We are

... read more

I was just read blog entry which complained about having to have administrative access to execute PowerShell commands against a remote server.  This is not the case.

We are “secure by default” which means that if you want to do something that exposes a security risk to your machines, you have to make a conscious decision to do so.  We are

... read more