I just wanted to say "thank you" to everyone who came along to one of our sessions at today's Community Day at the Microsoft Campus in Reading. I hope you enjoyed it - and please leave feedback on the UK User Groups website (the feedback form should be live next week).
For anyone who missed my sessions - either because you were in another one, or couldn't make it along - or even if you did make it along and you need some more information (I skipped over some content in both the sessions that I had meant to cover), then you can find the slidedecks and videos on my SkyDrive.
In the chalk and talk, we discussed a number of potential subjects for future user group meetings. The list we came up with was as follows (in no particular order):
- Windows 2003 and 2008 co-existence
- PKI
- Real-world Hyper-V deployment
- iSCSI - Windows Storage Server? Build your own SAN that's affordable?
- WS08 - clustering - especially stretched
- IIS 7 - from an infrastructure perspective
- What's changed 2003-2008 (DHCP, IAS, etc.)
- Real-world experience of migrations
- Microsoft Application Virtualization (was SoftGrid)
I look forward to seeing you at an event sometime soon.