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Webinar: Cloud’s Silver Lining: Identity Management

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The Cloud’s Silver Lining: Identity Management

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Join Us for an Informative Webcast on the Value of IDA in the Cloud
- Part 2 in a Series of Webcasts from Microsoft FIM MVP David Lundell -

Identity Management is a critical component to realizing the true value of the Cloud.

Solutions from Microsoft including Forefront Identity Manager (FIM), Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS), and Microsoft Forefront Unified Access Gateway (Forefront UAG) allow you to get the most out of your cloud applications (such as Office 365, BPOS, and other Software a Service (SaaS) solutions); while enabling a seamless transition in managing the identities of your users.

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FIM Training back—on May 23-26 in Phoenix

Last week I taught a group of students 50382A Implementing Forefront Identity Manager 2010, and referenced FIM Best Practices Volume 1 to supplement. It was a great bunch, full of humor. We even had one gentleman fly all the way from Australia to attend my class. I felt quite honored.

Well due to popular demand we are going to run it again May 23-May 26 (M-Th) once more in downtown Phoenix.

Register by emailing FIMTraining@Ensynch.com, providing your contact info, which class and date you want to attend. You will then be contacted to complete the registration. The cost of the course is  $1895 USD

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Get FIM Training from Author of FIM Best Practices Volume 1

Come get FIM training from David Lundell, FIM MVP and author of FIM Best Practices Volume 1.

Register by emailing FIMTraining@Ensynch.com, providing your contact info, which class and date you want to attend. You will then be contacted to complete the registration.

On Feb 8th - Feb 11th in downtown Phoenix (class will start at 8 AM), I will be teaching 50382A Implementing Forefront Identity Manager 2010 and of course adding in lots of valuable information from various FIM implementations that I have performed and supervised. Additionally, material from FIM Best Practices Volume 1 will be referenced during class (bring your copy to class). The cost of the course is  $1895 USD.

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Buy FIM Vol 1 and Get free ground shipping through Dec 12th

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Valid today only through 11:59 PM (EST) and only valid in the US, Lulu is offering 25% off. So you can order FIM Best Practices at 25% off. Enter the following promo code at Checkout: CYBER305

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TEC 2010 Europe – Sweet German Chocolate!

Sounds like a great conference. The Berliners will…

johnkaiser - Nov 2, 2010

Sounds like a great conference. The Berliners will want you back soon with Volume2!

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TEC 2010 Europe – Sweet German Chocolate!

Overall TEC 2010 Europe  in Dusseldorf Germany was pretty cool. I enjoyed the speakers reception on Sunday night and got to meet some folks from the SharePoint side some of whom are even interested in FIM and one of them bought my book!

For the first time I was able to bring my wife along to TEC! We enjoyed some good time in Dusseldorf including seeing Schloss (Palace) Benrather.

Monday we started off with a keynote from  Uday Hegde and Mark Wahl on the future of Directory and Identity Technologies. It was mostly an overview and demo of the various MSFT Identity technologies, FIM, RMS, ADFS etc. I did enjoy Mark’s well prepared video demo. He clearly had practiced the timing quite well, explaining as the mouse moved across the screen carrying out his demo.

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Details of Errata

Here is what the text on page 183 should say (the italicized items are the new or changed bits of text)

Unattended Install of the FIM Client

This is the component that you will perhaps most desperately see the need for unattended install.

Use the following table to help you plan your install as well as to understand the relationship between the UI parameters, the Unattended parameters and where these items are persisted. These items can also be controlled through Group Policy templates that are shipped with the product.

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Errata and Updates to FIM Best Practices Volume 1

Could you post a complete listing of the correctio…

Keith Crosby - Sep 3, 2010

Could you post a complete listing of the corrections? In particular, the changes around the unattended client install. BTW, great job on Volume 1. I’m, looking forward to Volume 2 (and an eBook version would be great as well).

I love volume 1! Is it too soon to start asking about volume 2 :-)

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Errata and Updates to FIM Best Practices Volume 1

Thanks to several readers including Freek Berson, for catching a few errors I made while revising after my first round of reviewers.

Changes: in version 1.1 (Sept 28, 2010)

Chapter 1, updated the manager to director card, previously the word director was not visible (page 2)

Manager

Director

Chapter 1 Fixed “Error Missing Reference” in Chapter 1 (page 4) to refer to Figure 1-2 Actual Photo of Smart Card

Fixed client unattended install in Chapter 7: deleted reference to config files and corrected registry references.

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