On my recent trip to New Zealand to speak a TechEd 2010 I managed to record a podcast with Richard Campbell for the RunAs Radio podcast.
The conversation explores how group policy can now be used to map drives, printers and other features, leading to the virtual elimination of login scripts.
This is a video of my Group Policy Preferences session I presented in TechEd New Zealand… I had a really good time during this session and the feedback I got from the session was really positive. In this session I introduced Group Policy Preferences and showed a number of demo’s as to how it can be used in your environment to eliminate logon scripts.
While I was at TechEd New Zealand 2010 I was asked to step into Jeremy Moskowitz shoes at the last minute as he had been quarantined in hospital with suspected swine flu. So with very little preparation I hobbled together a troubleshooting session based on his slide deck and a few of my own tips…
Some of video’s of my TechEd 2010 session are now appearing online. If you were not able to make mine of Jeremy Moskowitz session in Australia or New Zealand or you just want to want to watch it again then you can now checkout the whole session online right now…. AWESOME!!
The official line from Microsoft NZ about TechEd Online is…
Tech·Ed Online is the best way to catch up on all the latest Microsoft technology updates and training information from Tech·Ed NZ and around the world. With more than 170 sessions available on-demand or for download from Tech·Ed NZ, along with more than 250 sessions from around the world, Tech·Ed Online is the most up-to-date source for all things Microsoft. In addition to watching the sessions and accessing the PowerPoint presentations, you can share and discuss technical content and ideas with your peers in New Zealand and around the world. Stay a step ahead of the crowd, click here for some cutting-edge tech insight today.
Right now only some of the New Zealand session are online but as soon as the rest of the As soon as more video are made available online I will let you know and word is that Australian video’s will be up be the “end of the week”.