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MSP TechDay Online Session: SCOM 2012 Beta

Hier das Video zu meiner Online Session System Center Operations Manager 2012 Beta, die ich auf dem nun dritten TechDay Online Ende September gehalten habe.

 

This entry was posted in Backoffice, Microsoft Student Partners and tagged Beta, Community, Microsoft Student Partners, Monitoring, System Center, TechDay on 12. October 2011 by danielstechblog.

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