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First published on TECHNET on Sep 09, 2015
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here again. Do you want your server OS deployment and servicing to move faster? We’re a team of Microsoft engineers who want your experiences and ideas around … Continue reading Tell us how to improve the servicing and deployment of Windows Server
First published on TECHNET on Nov 26, 2012
In this post, we will discuss the instrumentation available in Server for NFS in Windows Server 2012 and how it can be used to detect and diagnose any deployment and operational issues.
… Continue reading Server for NFS Diagnostics
First published on TECHNET on Jul 05, 2012
In my last blog, I discussed the industry standard Storage Management Initiative (SMI-S) in general terms. Microsoft started supporting SMI-S for storage provisioning in System Ce… Continue reading Getting started with SMI-S on Windows Server 2012
First published on TECHNET on Aug 22, 2009
The DFS-N test team has completed some extensive Performance and Scalability testing and we wanted to share some of the results.
To start, here is a comparison of the performan… Continue reading Windows Server DFS-Namespaces Performance and Scalability
First published on TECHNET on Jun 10, 2009
In a previous article, we looked at LUN Resync a new fast recovery scenario in Windows Server 2008 R2. Himanshu from the VSS team has posted a few sample scripts to demostrate the sce… Continue reading Diskshadow scripts for LUN Resync
First published on TECHNET on Jan 02, 2008
The DFS Replication (DFSR) service stores files that encountered replication conflicts and pre-existing files that were removed during initial synchronization in the ‘ConflictAndDele… Continue reading A script to restore data from the DFSR ConflictAndDeleted or Preexisting folders for disaster recovery purposes
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Ready yourself for intense and constant gunplay: Alcatraz island is now a new standalone Blackout map available for free today on Xbox One as part of the Blackout Free Access. After descending from your sky portal onto the notorious prison in San Francisco Bay, expect something a little different. Unlike the core Blackout experience, the action starts almost immediately. You only have a short amount of time to grab some equipment and begin tracking down enemies, avoiding the undead inhabitants shambling about this prison, and concentrating on almost-constant combat engagements. Nowhere to Run, Everywhere to Hide Developer Treyarch has ratcheted… Continue reading The Prison Island of Alcatraz is Now a Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Blackout Map on Xbox One