Techdays 2011 - Role-Based Management Extreme Makeover

This is not my video and I take no ownership of this video. If the owner contacts me to take it down, I definitely will oblige. I've tried to contact Dan Holme directly and indirectly through a Microsoft Rep on Spiceworks but I've had no response. I can't find this video anywhere else so I posted my copy. It has GREAT information that should be shared with the world.

[@a176]

I have been looking for this video for months now since they took it down. Thank you so much for the re-up. Gonna grab a copy of it myself while it's still here ... thx !!!!

[@Adamj_1]

Rick L, the content is still accurate and is very much the basis of what RBAC can do, how it should be setup, and it sets the foundation for how you look at things (differently). Yes, with new technologies (like cloud-based storage), the permission sets are expanded, however the underlying methodology hasn't changed in over 15 years (MS has always re-iterated AG(U)DLP, but this video expands on that notion to allow you to see what MS has been suggesting to admins for years, why it's great, but unfortunately not too many admins practice this methodology to the extent that it should be used.) Also, with reference to the remote management of servers, MS has been pushing this for years with the 'Server Core' system that was introduced in Server 2008. It still is pushed today, and with Microsoft Project Honolulu, it will re-define the toolset used to manage systems, but again, the same principals apply.

[@mokompri]

Found this after seeing your post on Spiceworks, thanks for this.

[@billherrin3465]

This is the way

[@sadkins76]

Do you have the files that were supposed to be in the OneDrive folder?

[@Adamj_1]

Thank you Jason!!!

[@cu806]

How does LDAP tie into all of this

[@buzzlit]

How much of this is still accurate? Have there not been significant changes since 2011?

[@itassist7373]

Most of this information still applies today, and most is still accurate. When he was talking about the specific hard limits of groups, and the default Token size, I wasn't sure if those are still current. One thing I know has changed is you can now assign a user a primary Computer in ADSIEdit and it no longer needs a special plugin. This is very useful for only applying policy if you are logged into your assigned PCs.

[@JeanPaulFernandes]

anyone know where I can get that My Membership app? seems very useful

[@Adamj_1]

Contact me through my website and I can send them to you - it is part of the scripts set he talks about in the video.

[@shahidzaheer1965]

Hi Adam, thank you for sharing the video, could please send me the Membership apps as well? my email is [e-mail] or share a link where i can download them. i need them very much. Thank you

[@balla2172]

What is your website? I need that my membership app

[@juergenl.]

What is your website?

[@RaviSingh-lt9hi]

Ok