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WMF 5.1 offers improved performance and control

Microsoft answered admin requests for new features and fixed several bugs with its WMF 5.1 release, giving users a slew of advanced PowerShell cmdlets.

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Pester your PowerShell scripts until they work

PowerShell jockeys can turn to the Pester unit testing framework to ensure the code they write is up to snuff.

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How Windows Server 2016 does SDN

The Microsoft SDN technology that comes in the Windows Server 2016's Datacenter edition features a range of basic to nuanced virtual control options.

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Adjustments can improve WSUS performance

The Windows Server Update Services utility helps to update numerous systems, but it can require significant bandwidth. What are good ways to reduce the demands?

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    WMF 5.1 offers improved performance and control

    Microsoft answered admin requests for new features and fixed several bugs with its WMF 5.1 release, giving users a slew of advanced PowerShell cmdlets.

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    Microsoft Online Services Sign-In Assistant

    The Microsoft Online Services Sign-In Assistant is a software application that provides common sign-on capabilities for a suite of Microsoft online services, such as Office 365.

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    SCORCH packs on automation perks

    Integration packs enhance the automation abilities of System Center Orchestrator to help administrators manage a wide array of products and systems.

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    Microsoft releases fixes for three exploits

    Microsoft starts 2017 with just three bulletins, but administrators who manage Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2 should pay close attention to one exploit.

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    Microsoft alters servicing model to help admins

    Microsoft delivers 12 patches and adjusts its operating system servicing model for administrators who want security-only updates separate from the monthly quality rollup.

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    Zero-day exploit among November Patch Tuesday updates

    Microsoft's November Patch Tuesday seals a zero-day vulnerability, while Windows administrators seem to be taking October's debut of the new rollup servicing model in stride.

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