Complete eBook Available: Vista Migration
Created: 22 Oct 2007 | Updated: 22 Oct 2007 | 4 comments
Realtime Publishers is proud to present the complete (Altiris-sponsored) eBook entitled The Definitive Guide to Vista Migration as a single PDF download!
This eBook includes the following chapters:
Chapter 1: To Migrate or not to Migrate?
Chapter 2: Planning the Migration
Chapter 3: Creating the Migration Test Bed
Chapter 4: Building the Migration Toolkit
Chapter 5: Security and Infrastructure Considerations
Chapter 6: Preparing Applications
Chapter 7: Kernel Image Management
Chapter 8: Working with Personality Captures
Chapter 9: Putting it all Together
Chapter 10: Running the Pilot Project, Final Deployment and Project Post Mortem
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Great eBook, thanks to the authors and also Altiris for this sponsorship (this eBook is available of free). It's a ebook with all 288 pages helpful for all IT admins.
The whole document is a good one. I liked the section where the application preparation is explained along with the deployment life cycle.
Great possesion for all who ain for Migration...
Cheers'
Viju
Microsoft MVP [Setup-Deploy]
Weblog: www.msigeek.com
I'ts nice to find this kind of resource available. It would be nice to see more of this kind of thing.
Good info and glad it is free. I wish more of these were available.
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