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My latest installation of the TEM v8.2.1093 server comes with it the installation of the Console.  This new console is extremely cool and has features like LDAP authentication, HTTP communications channel, and more.  Here is the basic step-by-step installation procedure to get the client installed on your workstation.   If you have any questions, let [...]

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The installation procedures between the various versions of the Client are extremely similar.  So the following screenshots will look a lot like the previous version I documented.   If you have any questions, let me know!

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Installing this newest version of TEM is relative straight forward and easy to do.  Drawing from my previous articles, a SQL server Installation (and SP1), and the Installing of Pre-requisites, I give you the full installation of v8.2.1093.  I also have downloaded the latest v8.2.1093 version from the TEM website. I have already attached my [...]

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On occasion I’ve needed the ability to keep track of my location on the screen.  Since I have multiple screens, that typically involved me putting my finger on one screen while clicking or typing on another screen.  Along time ago I had a small utility which puts a ruler on the screen which I could [...]

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I recently spent some time building an Access database file full of 2010 US Census data… As an Access database, it’s not very useful since I want to use the data within as a feed for my Windows 8 Metro application.  I’ll need to move this data into my SQL 2008r2 server to make it [...]

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Microsoft SQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA) is a toolkit for quickly and easily converting Access Databases to full fledged SQL Server Databases.  Exactly what I was looking for to move my newly created 2010 Census Access Database to someplace more usable for my purposes. Download the toolkit at:  http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=959 And thanks goes out to the [...]

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So you’re interested in the 2010 Census results.  Well they’re publicly available at http://www2.census.gov/census_2010/03-Demographic_Profile/ and with a little bit of work, you can have yourself a fully stocked Access Database with complete 2010 Census data. Here’s a simple step-by-step using Microsoft Office – Access 2010 to create a database and import the data for the [...]

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The Tivoli Endpoint Manager is a fantastic way of controlling your infrastructure from one central location.  One of the most basic skills is activating a task and direct it to do something on an endpoint.  Here is a step-by-step for activating a task to perform an action on an endpoint. First find the task you [...]

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Custom sites are an extremely nice way to collect related content together into one easily manageable group.  I am an avid believer in Agile software development and believe that BigFix is perfectly setup to support this methodology. The use of custom sites is great way to organize content (IE: Tasks, Fixlets and Analyses) together and [...]

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I have a server whose hard drive is failing and unable to get an image of the hard drive.  This particular server is one of the most important on my network as it is my SQL database server and links to multiple other services:  Microsoft Team Foundation Server, Microsoft Sharepoint, IBM Tivoli Endpoint Manager (BigFix), [...]

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