Windows Server 2008 Windows Security - Security Identifiers(computertechnos.blogspot.com)

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Security principal is an entity that can have a security identifier (SID), SID is a (mostly) numeric representation of a security principal. The SID is actually what is used internally by the operating system. When you grant a user, a group, a service, or some other security principal permissions to an object, the operating system writes the SID and the permissions to the object’s Access Control List (ACL). read more...

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Pushing toward Windows Server 2008 Virtualization Envelope(computertechnos.blogspot.com)

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Windows Server 2008 is designed from the ground up to support virtualization. This means that you have the opportunity to change the way you manage servers and services. With the Windows Server 2008 hypervisor, Hyper-V, there is little difference between a machine running physically on a system and a machine running in a virtual instance. That’s because the hypervisor does the same thing as a physical installation would by exposing hardware to VMs. The real difference between a physical installation and a VM running on the hypervisor is access to system resources. read more...

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The .NET System Management Services Requirements(developertechno.blogspot.com)

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WMI is fully supported under Microsoft Windows 2000 and Windows XP. Although Windows NT 4.0, as well as Windows 95, 98, and ME provide only a limited support for WMI, most of the examples in this book will run just fine on these platforms. Hence, unless explicitly noted otherwise (there are a few code examples that depend on the software features that are available only under Windows 2000 or XP), you should feel free to compile and run the code on the platform of your choice. read more...

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Introduction to F#(developertechno.blogspot.com)

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F# is a typed functional programming language for the .NET Framework. It combines the succinctness, expressivity, and compositionality of typed functional programming with the runtime support, libraries, interoperability, tools, and object model of .NET. read more...

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