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Hi all As Title suggests I have configured a DAG (High on availability group) and which has 2 secondary DB. Can Some one help me to find out that 1) Read requests are served by secondary 2) Which request is routed to which secondary. Any help on this is greatly appreciated Thanks and Regards vaibhav

Hi Experts, I have a WSUS server installed on network on which MSE definition updates are installed, but the MSE on the client computer is not getting updates from it. When I click the update button it gives me error "Virus and spyware definitions couldn't be updated". The error code i am getting is 0x80244018. The definition updates couldn't be installed please try again later. I also have TMG on my network as a default gateway, I want to update MSE from WSUS not from microsoft update. Do I have to change rules....??? or any suggesstions that how MSE can be automatically updated from WSUS, the WSUS setting is saved into a GROUP Policy and applied.... Please advice...... Is there any setting possible that when user clicks on Update in Microsoft Security Essential the update request is forwarded to WSUS Server....????

Good Morning, Just have a performance question regarding the Create WIM step of Sysprep and Capture in MDT 2012. WDS Server running Windows Server 2008 R2 MDT 2012 Here's how I perform my images: 1. Create a VM 2. Setup the VM how I want it (Windows Updates, application installations etc.) 3. Once I'm done, I power off the VM, and get a snapshot 4. Boot the VM back up, and go to \\WDSSHARE$\Scripts and run the LiteTouch script 5. Run the Sysprep and Capture for the MDT Task for Windows 8 6. Let it do its thing 7. Sits at Create WIM for about 10 minutes before the progress bar comes up. Said 2 hours 8 minutes 8. Now 14% in its at 2 hours 9 minutes I recognize that using full images instead of scripted installs the capture is going to take longer because its going to be a bigger install file. Honestly I just haven't found using the unattended / scripted installations to be very reliable. Plus with newer laptops and desktops, the network drivers don't always work in MDT. They boot into WDS just fine but some systems even though the same drivers are setup in each, when I boot to MDT from WDS, the network drivers stop working. So creating full images in virtual machines where I'll never have this issue just seems more reliable. If doing it this way means it just takes as long as it takes I'll deal with that. If there's a better way I'm open to suggestions. I just want to make sure I'm not making things harder on myself. Thanks for your input!

I want to be able to have user's remote in from the outside of the network. I know I need public IP and I got that but I don't know how to setup profiles for people, so when they login they see mapped drives and shortcuts to their folders. I don't know scripting and since it is less than a handfull of users. I could do it manually for each person. I am also located in New york City and would love to connect with other Admins to learn from.