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Every once in awhile, we reach out to the IT community to get an idea of what kinds of topics you’d like to see in our blog. AskCore covers a lot of stuff (setup, deployment, cluster, bitlocker, activation, Hyper-V, etc.) If there’s any content you think would be good material for us to put together for you, please leave feedback in the comments.

Thanks,

Jeff Hughes
Senior Support Escalation Engineer
Microsoft Enterprise Platforms Support

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  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    I agree some NTFS deep dives would be great.
  • Anonymous
    February 07, 2011
    Jeff,I'd love to see some blog posts that deep dive some of the best practices covered by the different BPA's.  Also, posts about "real world" management scenarios using some of the other products (a "cross-topic post" if you will) in the MS portfolio - Opalis, SCCM (and desired config mgmt), etc...Thanks!Rob
  • Anonymous
    February 07, 2011
    how about security hardenening, DR and BC Examples.
  • Anonymous
    February 08, 2011
    Can you explain the NTFS tree in some detail? Is a B-tree, a B*-tree or B+-tree used? How do you hop from index_root, index_allocation to index_record and file data?
  • Anonymous
    February 08, 2011
    Would love to see some detail on optimizing and troubleshooting iSCSI connections using the MS software initiator.
  • Anonymous
    February 09, 2011
    Windows Deployment Driver Provisioning and organization
  • Anonymous
    February 12, 2011
    This might be a bit silly, and maybe it's already been answered elsewhere, but every time I've installed the newest versions of Windows, I've wondered about that 100MB boot partition.  I've read a lot of speculation online, but I'd really like to know -- What's the real reasoning behind handling Windows booting this way?  What are the goals behind creating a separate boot partition?Thanks!
  • Anonymous
    February 16, 2011
    Some insights into the internals of Sysprep. The what, where, when and how of changes that Sysprep makes to a system. Extensibility, logs, Cleanup & Generalize pass differences. Why the Specialize pass takes longer than XP Mini-Setup. Why the images in install.wim cannot be deployed directly by Imagex, requiring setup.exe instead. Presumably the RTM build process at Microsoft is more comprehensive than a 'sysprep /generalize', but how so?Stuff about drivers. Registry keys written during a device install, and keys/values deleted during an uninstall. Difference between boot and non-boot critical drivers. Critical Device Database. Signing requirements, ranking algorithms, device trees, Driver Store. Difference between KMDF and UMDF drivers. Windows Update versus OEM supplied drivers. AllSignersEqual Group Policy. PersistAllDeviceInstalls setting for unattend.xml and it's potential issues.
  • Anonymous
    February 25, 2011
    I'd want to see some detailed information about Certificate Services as they seem to play an increasingly important role with almost all other infrastructure services..