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Connecting to Azure Lab Services via MacOS
Azure Lab Services enables you to quickly set up a classroom lab environment in the cloud. An educator creates a classroom lab, provisions Windows, or Linux virtual machines, installs the necessary software an… Continue reading Connecting to your Azure Lab Environments for MacOS Devices
Azure Lab Services and Windows Virtual Desktop are two separate product offerings that make it easy for educational institutions to set up and manage cloud hosted virtual machines (VMs) for student usage.
The goal of this guide is to help… Continue reading Guide for choosing between Azure Lab Services and Windows Virtual Desktop for your institution
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We are thrilled to announce the general availability of Azure Private Link for Azure Cosmos DB, making Azure Cosmos DB the next Azure service compatible with Azure Privat Continue reading Azure Private Link for Azure Cosmos DB now generally available
This week, Microsoft announced more features and capabilities for Microsoft Bookings, starting to roll out an Intune feature giving you the ability to change a device’s primary user, and the Microsoft Humans of IT Community Mentors … Continue reading The March 13th Weekly Roundup is Posted!
Since the initial launch of Windows 10 in 2015, many of you have sought release-over-release efficiencies to ensure that the devices and users in your environments remain protected and productive. Based on discussions with, and feedback received from e… Continue reading Real-world practices to optimize Windows 10 update deployments
Many developers don’t have Administrator rights on the machines they use for development. IIS Express is used to allow these developers load and run projects in Visual Studio without Administrator rights.
If your project is not co… Continue reading Use Local IIS without Administrator rights
IIS websites use all the available CPU power by default. You can play around the application pool settings if you want to assign specific processors to specific websites.
The settings related to CPU usage are in the CPU section of the Advanced s… Continue reading Use specific processors in IIS (Processor Affinity)