Microsoft apparently made some changes to how cumulative updates are packaged for Windows 10 beginning in version 1809. My co-worker discovered them via a whitepaper. I dissect this snoozer and ask some further questions.
R.I.P. Express Updates - November 13, 2018. Placed on life support to be turned off at the end of support for 1803.
It's time to learn about binary/bitwise operators and the ways that binary operators are used to define a group of settings by just a number. While I'd love to take credit for "-bAnd Practice" I will humbly admit that my co-worker is much more creative than I am.
Let’s paint a picture, and since I’m no Bob Ross it’s paint by numbers time. More specifically let’s talk about binary numbers. This post assumes you have a basic understanding of the binary numbering system (or base 2). If you’re not familiar you should read this.
A script to intelligently manage the lifecycle of Peer Cache sources based on a number of variables. This way you can track how many Peer Cache sources you have in each "location" to ensure proper coverage especially if you don't want to enable all devices (or filtered devices) as Peer Cache sources.
For those of you looking for the latest release of the script… it is always available here:
Just another blog dedicated to all things ConfigMgr/MEMCM, PowerShell, and EM+S
Z-Nerd. It's a play on my last name: Ziehnert. I'm a consultant for Catapult Systems in Denver, CO and have been playing with computers for almost my entire life.
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