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We would like to hear how you think about private cloud solutions and operations today, and what your plans are to deploy and consume cloud resources over the next 12 – 18 months.

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HI everyone,

I was fortunate enough to attend the Ignite conference last week in Chicago it was a good time, lots of good news we're coming out with. I highly recommend watching the Bill Baer sessions on SharePoint 2016 on Channel9 that I have listed at the end of this post. I also attended a YamJam about 2016, I have provided a bulleted list of most news related to SharePoint 2016 on-premises:

• Patching more details to follow soon but 0 downtime because we removed dependencies between Front end and Back End components
• InfoPath Designer will not be shipped with 2016 but we will bring forward InfoPath forms Services to SharePoint 2016 and support InfoPath 2013 client.
• SharePoint Designer will not be shipped with 2016, SharePoint Designer 2013 can still be used with SharePoint 2016
• When installing Office 2016 it will remove:

• InfoPath Designer 2013
• SharePOint Designer 2013
• Project 2013

Note: You will have to reinstall via your original media if you need it

• Actively working to address the 5000 List View Threshold, more details soon on new increased threshold
• MaxFile size increased to 10GB, removed character restrictions. This will be achieved natively within SharePoint 2016 no need for a native and/or 3rd party RBS provider
• 2x increase in Search scale to 500 million items
• 100,000 site collections per content database
• Content Database sizing into the TBs
• We will continue investing in broader availability of endpoints to support search scenarios, particularly connectors. We are also going to ship new APIs to support surfacing external sources in Delve
• There will be updates to existing PowerShell cmdlets and new cmdlets specific to SharePoint 2016
• Removed integrated FIM implementation and will now support uni-directional sync via AD sync in addition to external MIM for bi-directional sync scenarios
• No plans to deprecate any of the capabilities as they exist in SharePoint 2013 for SharePoint 2016
• Workflow Manager and Workflow foundation will be brought forward from SharePoint 2013 and we are actively investigating new modern workflow scenarios
• Working on a new analytics solution that provides a more rich experience when compared to previous Web Analytics experiences
• SAML claims-based authentication is the preferred authentication method but Windows classic authentication (i.e. NTLM/Kerberos) will remain supported and available through the UX
• AppFabric remains supported with SharePoint 2016 thru its lifecycle, this is specific to the standalone AppFabric scenarios.
• SharePoint on-premises will continue to ship on a 2-3 year cadence whereas we update SharePoint Online monthly, the objective being that we will define on-premises through the cloud.

Whats new for IT Professionals in SharePoint 2016?
http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Ignite/2015/BRK2188

The Evolution of SharePoint: Overview and RoadMap:
http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Ignite/2015/FND2203

Bob Tabor (an MVP who I recently learned a lot of C# from) has created a multi-module course for Microsoft Virtual Academy entitled Microsoft Azure Fundamentals: Virtual Machines.  This is definitely worth a look, as the number of modules (35) and depth of topics really look to be more quality and in-depth than the title implies. 

The course is made up of “Understanding…” modules, “How do I…” modules, and “Tours of…” the various App Services and Data Services available in Microsoft Azure.

Click the photo above to go directly to the course.

Sales, licensing, and marketing professionals can prepare for customer conversations by attending our Sales and Licensing Excellence webcasts. Our webcasts will help you build knowledge about Microsoft products and technologies so you can explain to customers how Microsoft-based solutions can meet their business needs.

These 30-minute to 1-hour presentations vary from 100-level to 300-level and feature content that includes Microsoft product and licensing updates, selling tips, and information about business opportunities.

The Sales and Licensing Excellence webcast schedule, and links to on-demand sessions, are kept-up-to-date at http://aka.ms/salesexcellence.

Stay informed about your training opportunities by visiting the Hot Sheet schedule and following @mslearningcurve on Twitter

Join the Training Recommendations group on Yammer to engage with the US Partner Team and other partners

Schedule and registration links

Featured webcasts

Catch up on our webcasts from earlier this year. Register to watch these on demand.

Windows and Mobility – Sales Pursuing the Windows Per User Licensing Opportunity – Level 100 The Windows Vision and What to Expect – Level 100 The Evolution of Enterprise Mobility – Level 100 Introduction to Windows Apportals – Level 100 Pursuing the Windows Per User Licensing Opportunity – Level 100 Windows and Mobility – Licensing Licensing Windows 8.1, Part 2: Software Assurance and Windows VDA – Level 200 Pursuing the Windows Per User Licensing Opportunity Level 100 Licensing Windows 8.1, Part 1 – Level 100	Cloud Productivity and Office 365 – Sales How to Talk to Your Customers about Skype for Business Skype for Business – Buy E4 and Step Up to the Cloud Office 365 Onboarding and Adoption with FastTrack and the Customer Adoption Offer – Level 100 Do This, Not That: Nailing the Initial Office 365 in Healthcare Conversation – Level 200 Selling Office 365 in Healthcare (Refresher) – Level 100 Microsoft Enterprise Mobility Suite (EMS) Attach to Office 365 – Level 100 Trust and Transparency in a Cloud-First World – Level 100 Do This, Not That: Nailing the Initial Office 365 in Healthcare Conversation– Level 200
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In case you ever need to configure Outlook for an Office 365 tenant that *does not* have AutoDiscover records published, here is how to do it.

1.      Log into PowerShell for tenant and run the following command:
Get-Recipient | Select-Object Identity,Mail,ExchangeGuid Export-Csv .\recipientlist.csv

2.       Open the CSV in Excel, locate the ExchangeGuid attribute column, and then locate the ExchangeGuid for the user you want to manually configure.
 

3.       Launch mail control panel applet and begin to configure a new profile.

4.       Select Manual setup or additional server types.
 

5.       Ensure Microsoft Exchange Server or compatible service is selected.
 

6.       Paste the ExchangeGuid value in the Server field and append the SMTP domain (ExchangeGuid@domain.com). Enter the user’s email address in the User Name field.  Then, click the More Settings … button.
 

7.       On the security tab, clear the Encrypt data between Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange box under the Encryption section and select Anonymous Authentication in the Logon network security section.
 

8.       On the Connection tab, select the Connect to Microsoft Exchange using HTTP checkbox and then click the Exchange Proxy Settings … box.
 

9.       Use the following settings to configure Microsoft Exchange Proxy settings and click OK:
 

10.   Click Apply/OK.
 

11.   Click Next.

12.   Click Finish.
 

Partners,

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The comprehensive Enterprise Mobility Suite (EMS) offering - that gives partners the ability to deliver solutions to empower their customers’ mobile workforce, while giving them control over access, devices and data - is now available for SMB customers. If you haven’t done so already, make sure to check it out. In fact, we have been hearing from partners that they are super excited about the offering: “The EMS is a thunderous offering!” mentioned one.

To learn more, join us on May 21 for “Announcing Enterprise Mobility for every SMB!” webinar to capitalize on new sales opportunities with exciting cloud solutions for mobility and remote access. You will learn how to enable secure access, manage devices and apps, protect shared information and bring global access to your business resources.

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1. Identity and access management delivered by Azure Active Directory Premium
2. MDM and MAM delivered by Windows Intune, and
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I’ve updated my earlier blog post – but just to reach those that only get the original via RSS feed – the 2013 updates for SharePoint and Project Server 2013 are pushed via Windows Update this month.  This was a conscious decision as this month we have fixed the issue where the updates do not recognize the original SP1 release – which works perfectly well in a slipstreamed installation so is a valid baseline for the May updates.  This fix was deemed critical hence it is out via the Windows Update as well as available via the download  center.  Don’t forget to run the configuration wizard if you do install the update – or remember to uncheck if you’d rather not load these updates until you are ready.

As part of the regular updating of our antimalware technology to address the latest in the threat landscape, MMPC is planning to release a new antimalware engine on the 18th of May 2015.

Affected products: Windows Defender, System Center Endpoint Protection, Microsoft Security Essentials, Forefront Client Security, Forefront Endpoint Protection, Windows Intune Endpoint Protection.

The Engine Version will be in the range of 1.1.1170X.0.

Apologies for the late posting:

Antimalware Engine 1.1.11602.0 was released to all Windows Defender, Microsoft Security Essentials, Forefront Client Security, Forefront Endpoint Protection, Windows Intune Endpoint Protection, and System Center Endpoint Protection customers on 20 Apr 2015. Signature package 1.197.0.0 is the first that contains this engine.

Resources:

90 second overview video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-NKtpXxX-s

Detailed overview: http://channel9.msdn.com/events/Ignite/2015/BRK3500

Twitter Account: @msopsmgmt

Onboarding guide: PDF attached below

Satya Vel

If you're using SMA, you've probably noticed there are many modules imported for you out-of-the-box. Among others, this includes modules for some of the System Center components: Configuration Manager, Data Protection Manager, Operations Manager, Virtual Machine Manager & SPF.

However, in SMA, there is no module for Service Manager by default. This isn't a big deal, as your PowerShell workflows can still run Service Manager cmdlets, as long as you install the Service Manager console (which includes the PowerShell module) on the Runbook Worker.

The benefit of having the PowerShell module imported into SMA or Azure Automation as an asset is simple – the Service Manager cmdlets are shown alongside all of the other activities in the UI. The module is used only to make the authoring experience easier, giving benefits such as storing a Service Manager credential as an asset in SMA or Azure Automation.

One thing to note – this is NOT the whole Service Manager PowerShell module, but the portable module. This basically means that we define what cmdlets are available in the module & store credentials, but don't actually copy any of the resources over. Remember, this is just used to show the activities in the authoring experience. There's more information about Portable Modules at http://blogs.technet.com/b/orchestrator/archive/2013/11/04/service-management-automation-portable-modules-what-why-and-how.aspx.

I created the portable module, using the New-SmaPortableModule command, which is part of the SMA PowerShell module. I've attached it to this blog post, so you can simply import it, rather than having to roll your own. This was created in a Service Manager 2012 R2 UR5 environment.

Importing the Module in SMA

To import the Service Manager Module via the Azure Pack site, go to Automation > Assets > Import Module. You can simply upload the .zip file attached to this blog.

Importing the Module in Azure Automation

From the Azure Automation blade, you can go to Assets > Modules > Add a Module. Upload the zip file attached to this blog.

The module takes several minutes to be extracted and imported. After a few minutes, you'll see the Service Manager activities available to use in your Runbooks.

Hi Folks,

heute möchte ich euch folgendes Scenario vorstellen und die Optionen die wir in einer solchen Situation hätten:

[Szenario DE]

Das Unternehmen stellt zur Verfügung einen Printserver mit verschiedene Druckerqueues. Alle Geräte sind standardmäßig auf schwarz-weiß eingestellt.

Die Benutzer verbinden sich an den Druckerqueues und  anhand des gewünschten Dokumentes, drucken diese entweder schwarz-weiß oder farbig.

End User können in deren Userprofil einwandfrei Druckereinstellungen ändern und speichern. Da User häufig die Druckereinstellungen auf farbig einstellen und nicht zurück auf schwarz-weiß wechseln, führt dies zu hohem Farbtonerverbrauch was vielleicht zu Geldverluste führen kann.

Wenn ein User sich einen Drucker verbunden hat und Einstellungen ändert, werden diese Änderungen dauerhaft im Userprofil gespeichert.

Es werden in der Registry unter HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Printers\Connections\"Servername,Printername"\DevmodePerUser

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Printers\Connections\"Servername,Printername"\Devmodes2

die aktuellen Einstellungen für das Druckerobjekt gespeichert (die Einstellungen die der Anwender definiert hat).

Gewünscht wäre aber, dass mit jedem neuen Anmelden, sich die Druckereinstellungen wie auf dem Druckserver definiert, umändern – ohne jedwelche Userinteraktion; Oder, die User sollten die Haupteinstellungen nicht verändern können.

==================================================================================

[Das Verhalten: By Design]

Wieso??? Microsoft kann den End User den Zugriff auf den Printer Preferences nicht verweigern. Jeder Benutzer kann selber auswählen wie er Dokumente druckt.

===================================================================================

[Workarounds]

1.            Weglöschen und neuverbinden der Netzwerkdrucker während jedem Logon + weglöschen der Per-User Devmode zuvor:

Ein Logoff Skript erstellen der die Devmodes weglöscht:

Reg Delete HKCU\Printers\DevModes2 /v "\\printserver\printer" /f

Reg Delete HKCU\Printers\DevModePerUser /v "\\printserver\printer" /f

2.            Erstellen von 2 separaten Printer Queues (1 black&white, 1 Color). Für die black&white Queue sollte hier aber ein Drucker Treiber benutzt werden, der nur schwarz-weiß drucken kann. Dieser erhält man von den 3rd Party Lieferanten.

Hi folks,

Today I want to present the following scenario and possible workarounds for this situation:

[Scenario EN]

Your company is managing one or several print server with different print queues. All devices are set to print black&white by default.

End user connect to the printer queues and on the basis of the document they want to print, they either select black&white or color.

End users can properly change and save printer settings in their User Profile without any restrictions. Since users often set the printer settings on color and not go back to black and white, this can lead to high color toner consumption which perhaps can lead to loss of money to the company.

If a user has connected a printer and changed the settings, these changes are permanently stored in the user profile under:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Printers\Connections\"Servername,Printername"\DevmodePerUser

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Printers\Connections\"Servername,Printername"\Devmodes2

Wanted would be that with each new login, the printer settings as defined on the print server remain the defaults also on the client – without any user interaction; or, the user should not be at all able to change the main settings.

==================================================================================

[The Behavior: By Design]

But why??? Microsoft cannot deny a user to access the printer preferences. Each End user is allowed to print every document in the way he desires.

===================================================================================

[Workarounds]

1.            Delete and reconnect the Network Printer during each logon and delete the Per-User Devmode before.

Create a Logoff Script which deletes the Devmodes:

Reg Delete HKCU\Printers\DevModes2 /v "\\printserver\printer" /f

Reg Delete HKCU\Printers\DevModePerUser /v "\\printserver\printer" /f

2.            Have 2 Printer Queues (1 black&white, 1 Color) and change the Print Driver that it only can print black&white for the first Case.

Are you using IIS Log Collection for Operational Insights (now a part of Operations Management Suite)? If so, please read on.  This change will affect your Operations Management Suite (OMS) workspace.

On Wednesday, June 3^rd  we will be pushing down new Operations Manager rules that will change how your IIS logs are sent to OMS.

Currently we push all IIS logs through your management servers before being sent to OMS.  We’ve found that in some cases this was putting too much load on the management servers.  In order to fix this, we’re going to be routing these logs from the agents straight to OMS– bypassing the management servers completely. 

We use the same configuration for the collection of security events for the Security and Audit solution.  If you are already using this solution, you are likely already prepared for this change.

In order to configure your agents to handle this change, here’s what you’ll need to do:  

From the Operations Manager console, in the ADMINISTRATION pane, click on Operational Insights connection.

Click on Configure Proxy Server and input your proxy address.  This will be used by both the management server and the agents.

If your proxy requires authentication, you will need to set up a “Run As” account

If you have firewall rules on the agents you will also need to update these firewall rules to allow the following urls:

• • *.ods.opinsights.azure.com – Port 443
  • *.blob.core.windows.net -- Port 443

NOTES:

• If you’ve already configured Operational Insights to use a proxy and your agents have permission to use that proxy, you are already set up for these changes
• If your agents are configured to with outbound internet access, no action is require
• Both agent and management server need to be update to SCOM 2012 R2 UR3 or 2012 SP1 UR7 or higher

The hybrid cloud is bringing agility and power to the enterprise, and Microsoft is leading the way with Microsoft Azure Stack and great new offerings across the on-premises datacenter and the cloud. See what's coming and what's already here in this hot Ignite session: Bring Azure to your Datacenter, featuring Mark Russinovich, Jeffrey Snover, and Jeremy Winter.

This "broad strokes" video gives you a strategic overview of the shifts these Microsoft leaders see in the cloud landscape and why they’ve chosen to do what they’ve done with these solutions. The speakers also discuss in detail how to manage the transition to the hybrid cloud, and how to do it on your own terms.

When you watch the video, you’ll probably want to go deeper on some of the topics these smart guys cover. Good news: Many, many 2015 Microsoft Ignite conference sessions (with details and demos) are available to view online, on your schedule, right here. Enjoy!

感謝北科大劉建昌同學協助翻譯微軟公司  Application Insights 主管  Merav Davidson於 2015/4/29 發表的文章 Announcing Application Insights Public Preview (  http://azure.microsoft.com/blog/2015/04/29/announcing-application-insights-public-preview-2/ )，

最近在 2015 年 Microsoft 開發者大會上發布了相當多對於開發者有幫助的新功能，如果您剛好有讀過 Soma和 Brian Harry的部落格，或許您已經知道了，Visual Studio Application Insights正式進入公開預覽階段，供開發者進行測試，這項服務能夠為任何的應用程式匯集並且提供性能管理和使用分析之解決方案。

Application Insights 提供開發團隊對於他們的應用程式進行問題偵測、診斷當機，以及追蹤 Web 應用程式與行動應用程式中的使用情況。並且透過直觀的圖表以及工具來進行故障診斷和排除，它能夠幫助您透過用戶的使用狀況，來分析未來應用程式該優先考慮哪些工作。

在 Application Insights 進入預覽階段之後，我們也推出了一個根據每個應用程式的 telemetry 數量來訂定計價模式，提供給所有的開發團隊相當優惠的福利。而這個計費模式將從 2015 年的 6 月開始生效，並且在公開預覽階段時享有 50% 的折扣。

任何的應用程式都能使用 Application Insights 嗎?

答案是肯定的 ! Application Insights 不斷快速成長並增添支援平台之種類。我們的 iOS和 Android SDK 提供了使用行為分析 ( usage insights ) 和應用程式當機診斷 ( crash diagnostics )，這都要歸功於 HockeyApp強大的整合功能，而且毫無疑問的，我們同樣也支援 Windows Phone、Windows Store 應用程式與 UAP 應用程式。

Application Insights 內建支援 ( out-of-the-box ) J2EE應用程式，並且與 Eclipse 開發工具進行整合。而 ASP.NET 開發人員也可以在Visual Studio 中直接整合 Application Insights。若您開發的是 Azure Web App 上運行的應用程式，您將發現 Application Insights 與其緊密的結合。對於網頁前端工程師則可以使用 JavaScript SDK，在任何網頁上送出 telemetry，除此之外，Application Insights SDK 支援多種程式語言與平台，包含 PHP、Python、Ruby、Node.js、WordPress、SharePoint 等。

只要您想要，您可以選擇您喜愛或熟悉的開發平台與語言。對於不同的應用程式類型，Application Insights SDK 皆會傳送一個 telemetry 到 Application Insights 服務中進行分析，並且在 Azure 新入口網站裡將資料呈現出來。因此，只要是 Application Insights SDK 支援的開發平台所開發出來的應用程式，皆能夠被 Application Insights 所監控與分析。

即便 Application Insights 是 Microsoft Azure 裡的一項服務，但是您還是能夠將它應用在任何的應用程式中。

誰正在使用 Application Insights ?

我們已經有接近 450,000 個使用 Application Insights 的應用程式。而且越來越多的開發商在開發應用程式時，會選擇使用Application Insights。

下面是一些我們的客戶在使用Application Insights的感想 :

“Application Insights 不只是判斷效能或使用者行為的操作工具。它真的是開發程序的一部分。"

–Dominion Enterprises 品保和發行經理 Ray Escamilla

“Application Insights 讓我們以全方位觀點檢查服務的行為、可靠性和效能。這是我們工程小組日常使用的必要工具，用來檢閱和了解生產服務的運作情形。透過使用此產品所獲得的深入見解，協助我們找出不穩定的領域，排定工程投資的優先順序，為客戶提供更好的服務。”

–Microsoft Game Studios 資深軟體工程師 Kyle McClellan

"Application Insights 可以一次滿足我以整體觀點一覽所有應用程式的健全狀況和效能。它協助我快速釐清優先順序，讓我專注於處理組織中最重要的事項。"

iPerceptions 研發總監 Pierre Tetreault

以上的開發者們對於 Application Insights 如此滿意的原因，是因為 Application Insights 提供了以下的開發優勢 :

1. 提供應用程式效能和使用行為進行全面性的監控，以確保應用程式的可用性 ( availability )。

2. 快速且功能強大的偵錯工具，用來診斷使用狀況與效能問題。

3. 適用於任何的類型的應用程式。

4. 優惠的計價方式。

360度全面監控應用程式的可用性、性能、使用情況

根據 Gartner的統計，全面監控應用程式的可用性、性能、使用情況是 2015-2016 年十大必須掌握的行動技術技術之一。隨著Application Insights 的出現，您能夠在應用程式的任何角度，監測所有您想要的資訊，甚至可以將多個不同平台的資料，呈現在同一個視圖中。

您也能夠透過使用者所留下的使用情況，來分析資料，讓您能夠知道更多關於應用程式對客戶所帶來的服務問題，例如 :

• 這個應用程式會有性能的瓶頸嗎?
• 這個月用戶新增數目是否有上個月的多?
• 客戶進行何者行為會影響應用程式效能？
• 您的應用程式的客戶群為何?

快速並且強大的故障排除與診斷

您公司的業務可能不允許服務發生停機的狀況，因此做為開發人員或維修工程師，您必須在服務出現問題之前，就把所有問題找出來，並且解決它。使用 Application Insights 能夠讓您進行錯誤偵測並且進行進行診斷與排除。即時行動當機分析 ( Real-time mobile crash analytics ) 可以讓您獲得當機時的所有資訊，您能夠透過此資訊了解到，究竟是何項原因導致當機，並且優先依據客戶影響的順序來進行修復。

您也能夠依照您 Web 應用程式的需求，設定診斷失敗請求( failed requests)、異常 ( exceptions )、錯誤相依性 ( dependency failures )等項目，甚至能夠跟您的登入紀錄 ( Log )或自行定義的檢查檔案 ( custom events )結合，得到更完整詳細的診斷紀錄。

對於您的 Web 應用程式，您可以透過設置 Web 測試以及 URL pings，建立 Web 的錯誤警示機制並且依照 Web 需求，自行定義測試的基礎值，以便讓您事先了解異常的行為，會對客戶造成何種影響。

為您的應用程式進行分析

我們所設計的 Application Insights 能夠在開發過程中，就與應用程式進行整合，就算該應用程式已經進行上線服務，也一樣能夠透過相當簡單的方式與現有已存在或新開發的應用程式做結合。它會自動收集應用程式中最關鍵的運作資料。若您是使用 Visual Studio 進行開發，那就更容易地將 Application Insights 整合進您的開發流程了。

我們也在不同的 IDE 上面實現了這個方法。下圖是在 Xcode 上的執行狀況。

正如您所看到的，Application Insights 入口網站提供了一系列強大的分析與搜尋工具，能夠藉此來獲取應用程式運作時的任何遙測資料。此外，您還能夠將這些資料導出到外部系統，藉此來搭配其他的資料來進行更進一步的分析工作。

物超所值的雲端計價模型

我們最新的雲端計價模型 ( 2015年6月開始 ) 是依據每個應用程式的資料量進行計價。在免費層級，您可以使用絕大多數的功能，但是對於特定功能的資料量和保留的天數會有所限制。隨著應用程式的擴展，您可能會需要使用到更多的測試資料和資料保留天數， 可以透過標準和高級層級來符合您的需求。這些服務層級都是依據您使用多少數資料來計價，我們不希望在您擴展業務的同時，付出太多的代價在尚未使用到的資源上。此外在公開預覽階段 Application Insights 用戶享有 50% 的折扣。

結論

就是今天，快來使用 Application Insights 吧。憑藉著 Application Insights 強大的分析與診斷能力，能夠讓您的應用程式更為聰明、更加貼近使用者的需求。

最後一件事，如果您在使用 Application Insights 時有任何的意見，請提供您寶貴的意見給我們。若有任何問題，請查詢 Application Insights論壇。

Heya folks, Ned here again. Do you have an idea for Windows Server? Do you want to vote on future product features and scenarios floated by your peers and Microsoft? Do you like free awesomeness? Good. Go here now, tomorrow, and forever:

http://windowsserver.uservoice.com

Every piece of feedback and every vote goes directly to the Windows Server product engineering teams, without varnish or middlemen. The good, bad, and the ugly. For those interested in Storage feedback - i.e. the kind of people who visit FileCab - a shortcut:

http://windowsserver.uservoice.com/forums/295056-storage

For the ground rules, check out this brief FAQ. For more info on how voting works in UserVoice, check out this explanation.

Now go exercise your franchise!

- Ned "founding father" Pyle