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Hi ,

I am pleased to announce the update on 1 October 2010 from the documentation of our favorite product System Center Configuration Manager on the technet site, here’s the link:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb680651.aspx

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Hi all,

Power Viewer is a tool included with Configuration Manager 2007 R3 that enables you to view power management-related information on Configuration Manager 2007 client computers. Power Viewer must be run directly from a Configuration Manager 2007 client computer and can help you troubleshoot problems with the power management feature. Power Viewer can also be used to connect to remote Configuration Manager 2007 R3 client computers.

Power viewer tool

See this:

1 – After your settings sccm power client on the target collection, the Power viewer Tool lets you know if the settings are applied correctly.

Content Tab Name of Power Viewer:

Power Config
Displays the power capabilities and current power settings for a computer.

Daily Activity
Displays a graph showing a summary of computer, monitor, and user activity for a selected date.

Power Events
Displays all power management-related events on the computer for the past 24 hours including when the computer entered hibernate, sleep, or wake.

2 -The fist tab is dedicated for the power config and state

3 -The second tab is dedicated for the power activity for daily

4 -The third tab watch all power events

5 -Attention, for use this tool, you must install the framework 4.0 available HERE or by Windows Update

For download System Center Configuration Manager R3 :

HERE

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Hi all,

Cool, the System Center Configuration Manager R3 version is available for download HERE.

What’s new?

The following features are new to Configuration Manager 2007 R3.

• Power Management: Provides a set of tools that enable the site administrator to configure standard Windows power settings across computers and monitor power consumption and computer activity.
• Operating System Deployment Improvements: Provides pre-staging of boot images and Windows Imaging Format (.wim) files on new computers that enables the administrator to apply a task sequence to the device that can use the pre-staged media.
• Dynamic Collection Evaluation: Enables you to rapidly evaluate a collection membership by adding only newly discovered resources.
• Active Directory Delta Discovery: Performs an intermediate discovery cycle that adds only new resources to the Configuration Manager 2007 database.
• Simplified Resource Management: Enables you to search for and add resources to a specified collection.
• Desired Configuration Management: Enables you to create a collection of compliant or noncompliant computers in desired configuration management.
• Higher Number of Supported Clients Per Hierarchy: Configuration Manager 2007 R3 supports up to 300,000 clients per hierarchy when it uses the default settings for all Configuration Manager 2007 features. This increase in supported clients is the result of improvements to the Active Directory synchronization and Collection Evaluation processes

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A Hotfix for the System Center Configuration Manager 2007 SP2 client to improve the functionality for VMs that are managed by Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization is available!

Symptoms

This hotfix updates the System Center Configuration Manager 2007 Service Pack 2 (SP2) client to add new functionality for virtual machines (VMs) that are managed by Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization version 2. This hotfix is required if the VMs that have the Configuration Manager 2007 SP2 client installed are configured to operate in NAT mode.

Resolution
Hotfix information

A supported hotfix is available from Microsoft. However, this hotfix is intended to correct only the problem that is described in this article. Apply this hotfix only to systems that are experiencing this specific problem.

If the hotfix is available for download at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=201088

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Hi all,

A great news, Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization v2 Beta is available for download !

This version includes the ability to deploy and manage virtual machines with System Center Configuration Manager 2007 !!!

What’s New in this version?

• No dedicated MED-V infrastructure to deploy – MED-V 2.0 workspaces are deployed and managed using existing electronic software distribution (ESD) systems, including System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) 2007 R2 or higher.
• Streamlined sign-on to the MED-V workspace – Users can save their passwords for seamless sign-on to the MED-V workspace.
• Automatic application publishing – New applications deployed to MED-V workspaces, including App-V virtual applications, are available to the Windows 7 host automatically.

• My Documents and Desktop redirection – Legacy applications work just like locally installed applications when it comes to opening, saving and printing documents.

• USB device/SmartCard support – USB devices, including thumb drives and Smartcard readers can be shared between the host and applications running in the MED-V workspace.

• New Internet Explorer redirection options – IT administrators can redirect legacy web applications using wildcards (http://*.example.com), sites (http://www.example.com/hr), at the page-level (http://www.example.com/hr/benefits.asp) or by specifying a port (http://vpn.example.com:1234)

• Automated guest hibernation at shutdown – The MED-V workspace is seamlessly suspended when the user logs off or shuts down the Windows 7 host.

Example of document content (how to distribute with SCCM) :

SYSTEM CENTER CONFIGURATION MANAGER OVERVIEW
In this scenario, the administrator installs all of the components with System Center Configuration Manager (CM). Here the administrator makes sure that the MSIs are packaged appropriately for the CM and the content of the MSIs is accessible to the users via the CM. With CM, there is also the capability to do Task Sequencing to make sure that the order and integrity of the installs are correct. The packages will be distributed against a set of requirements (Window 7 machines in this department) and in a particular order – VPC, VPC Patch, MED-V Host Agent, and MED-V workspace and then the machine would need to be rebooted to complete the install. Once the machine is restarted, MED-V will start automatically – the RUNKEY entry for MED-V was entered during the MED-V workspace install – and the user will be prompted to complete FTS.

For read the complete document , download the MED-V Beta Documents and source available under:

Download the MED-V Beta documentation – https://connect.microsoft.com/medv/Downloads/DownloadDetails.aspx?DownloadID=31799

Download the MEDV V2 beta source :- https://connect.microsoft.com/medv/Downloads/DownloadDetails.aspx?DownloadID=31781