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Our 10 Highest-Rated Webcasts
TechNet Webcast: 24 Hours of Windows Server 2008 (Part 18 of 24): Network Access Protection (Level 200)

Customer Rating: 4.5 stars

Intended for: IT Professional

In this webcast, we show how to deploy and configure NAP, and we explain how to create NAP policies to validate computer compliance before allowing connection to the network. We also describe the option for confining noncompliant computers to a restricted network until they become compliant. Join us as we walk through the process of configuring NAP for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) and virtual private network (VPN).





MSDN Webcast: Windows Communication Foundation Tools in Visual Studio 2008 (Level 200)

Customer Rating: 4.5 stars

Intended for: IT Professional

What is the big deal with Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) anyway?  Here we take a brief look at why WCF is cool and how Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 makes writing WCF applications even cooler. Let's sit by the virtual seashore and bask in the glow of great WCF tools!





TechNet Webcast: 24 Hours of Windows Server 2008 (Part 02 of 24): Server Virtualization with Hyper-V Features and Architecture (Level 200)

Customer Rating: 4.5 stars

Intended for: IT Professional

In this session, we introduce server virtualization with Hyper-V and discuss the evolution of server virtualization, explain the new architecture of Hyper-V, and examine new features and changes from previous Microsoft server virtualization solutions. We show you how to configure Hyper-V server, how to configure networks, and how to configure virtual machines.





TechNet Webcast: Using Virtual Machine Manager and Windows PowerShell to Deploy HP Windows Server 2008 Academy Labs (Level 300)

Customer Rating: 4.5 stars

Intended for: IT Professional

This fast-paced webcast summarizes the IT professional experience of using a Windows PowerShell script and Virtual Machine Manager to automate the deployment of virtual machines (VMs). We review the HP academy, introduce Virtual Machine Manager and its features, walk though how the VMs were deployed via the scripted process, and discuss the benefits of using Virtual Machine Manager and Windows PowerShell to manage the VMs once they have been deployed. Attend this presentation to gain the confidence to start automating the administrating virtual environments using Virtual Machine Manager and Windows PowerShell.





MSDN Webcast: LINQ Features in Visual Studio 2008 (Level 200)

Customer Rating: 4.5 stars

Intended for: Developer

Think you have heard all there is to know about Microsoft .NET Language-Integrated Query (LINQ)? Think again! In this webcast, we dazzle and amaze you with our staggering array of wondrous tools to make your LINQ experience a memorable one!





MSDN Webcast: Overview of New Tools in Visual Studio 2008 (Level 200)

Customer Rating: 4.5 stars

Intended for: Developer

Join us as we take a look at the new tools that come with the Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 development system and explain how they can impact your world. Often, we do not have time to explore just what a great tool Visual Studio 2008 is. Much like the Microsoft Office products, we tend to only use a small percentage of what is available. In this session, we look at some of the key tools and describe why they are important to you.





MSDN Webcast: Building WPF Applications in Visual Studio 2008 and Expression Blend (Level 100)

Customer Rating: 4.5 stars

Intended for: Developer

Join us to learn how to build Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) applications with the help of the new WPF designer in Microsoft Visual Studio 2008. In this session, we focus on the construction of a real-world application demonstrating how to get the best out of the designer's capabilities. Learn the basics of building WPF applications in the Visual Studio 2008 WPF designer, have a clear view on when you should work in XAML code and on the Visual Studio design surface to build your WPF application, and see how you can use Microsoft Expression Blend in conjunction with Visual Studio 2008 WPF designer.





MSDN Webcast: Overview of New Classes in the .NET Framework 3.5 (Level 200)

Customer Rating: 4.5 stars

Intended for: Developer

With the release of the new Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 there are a lot of new features to learn. In this session, we take a high-level look at the myriad new classes and show what some of them can do for you today.





MSDN Webcast: Using LINQ with Relational Data (Level 100)

Customer Rating: 4.5 stars

Intended for: IT Professionals

One of the most common forms of data used in applications today continues to be relational data that is stored in various database systems such as Microsoft SQL Server. In this session, learn about the flavors of LINQ that are designed to access relational data including LINQ to SQL, LINQ to Datasets, and LINQ to Entities.





MSDN Webcast: Overview of New Features in Visual Studio 2008 (Level 200)

Customer Rating: 4.5 stars

Intended for: Developers

In this webcast, we discuss some of the key new features that make the Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 development system great! Join this high-level overview of the product as we focus on the philosophy behind the new features and demonstrate how they compare to Microsoft Visual Studio 2005.





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*Webcast ratings are determined by customer evaluations that were completed during live webcasts in the last three months. A minimum of 20 customer evaluations must be completed for a webcast to be eligible for this list.