Re: Introducing the Windows SBS 2003 Technical Library!
- From: "Les Connor [SBS MVP]" <les.connor@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 23 Jun 2007 09:06:02 -0500
Thanks for this Steve.
Teneo, the idea is to centralize access for all SBS documentation as it's become a bit fragmented of late. It an initiative we've asked for in meetings with MS, and they are listening. As it comes together, please continue to provide your thoughts on how effective it is so we can make it work. I think everyone would agree that it's needed; it may take a bit of tweaking but it will be a valuable resource.
--
Les Connor [SBS MVP]
"Steve Holland [MSFT]" <SteveHollandMSFT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:4FB6FF76-D814-4ED3-BB57-D8F1C19CB5E9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Thank you Teneo!
We discovered the search glitch as well and are working on correcting that
problem right now. Search should be returning results from the SBS Technical
Library and other TechNet sites, not from other MS Web sites.
You are correct that this library contains previously published information.
However it is not a copy, but the amalgamation of the latest versions of this
content. In the future, it can be easily refreshed with updates and
additions. All hyperlinks to current core product Help content direct users
to this library.
The fact that you did not find SP2 content is expected, as we have not yet
delivered any related SBS-specific information - except in the SBS R2 release
notes.
Thank you for your quick feedback. We appreciate it!
Cheers!
--
Steve Holland
Windows Server Solutions Group UA
http://blogs.msdn.com/sbsdocsteam
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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"Teneo" wrote:
Hello Steve, thank you for posting that BUT... its just copy and paste of
previous information, unfortunately didn't check it all as failed at its
first hurdle.
I was excited until I clicked a few links and as stated its all previous
info. Was also annoyed that I searched for SP2 and was taken to 'live
search' presumably as the content has no mention of sp2 and first info in
live search is XP sp2
Few lines down is SP2 and very annoyed reading
' Windows Server 2003 R2, Service Pack 2 (SP2) delivers on the Microsoft
Trustworthy Computing initiative and illustrates Microsoft's commitment to
continually create software products with enhanced security, increased
reliability, and simplified administration.'
Especially with the issues with SP2 when the first reported fix about help
and support isn't fixed in the sp2 update, we have to follow instuctions to
fix a fix. Why isn't a readme on the SP2 page. Appreciate this isn't related
to your link, or is it in there somewhere ?
If you want this to be credible get SP2 issues on the front page as a
warning.
Sorry to rant but sp2 has caused us untold frustration and time and money.
We have a 20 point check list to check a server after sp2 install and we
shouldn't have to do this. Quote..'increased reliability, and simplified
administration', some of the issues were reported in march, why couldn't sp2
have been adjusted to fix the simple things i.e help and support issue.
"Steve Holland [MSFT]" <SteveHollandMSFT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
message news:FBE31A80-A6AC-4943-AED7-A3F2827B0E3F@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> The Windows SBS User Assistance team is pleased to announce the launch > and
> availability of the Windows SBS 2003 Technical Library at
> http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServerSolutions/SBS/en/library. > The
> WSBS
> Technical Library centralizes all of the core product documentation for
> WSBS
> 2003 and WSBS 2003 R2. In doing so, it significantly improves your > ability
> to
> search for and discover topics of interest. By centralizing this
> documentation within a common interface, you are assured of getting > quick
> access to the latest information. There is also far less chance of > being
> confused or annoyed by running into multiple and conflicting versions > of
> the
> same document.
>
> An added bonus of this release is that it also enables you to take
> advantage
> of the built in feedback system. The feedback system makes it possible > for
> you to let us know if you find the documentation helpful or to share > your
> thoughts on how we can correct or improve it.
>
> On the back end, it is much easier for us to collect and evaluate your
> feedback. Updates to documentation are handled more efficiently and the
> library is refreshed on a weekly basis.
>
> You can access the library by clicking on any document link on the SBS
> Product Documentation Web pages
> (http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/sbs/techinfo/productdoc/default.mspx)
> or from the SBS TechNet site
> (http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/sbs/2003/default.mspx).
>
> In the coming months, we will introduce more features that enhance your
> experience with our product documentation on the Web. Stay tuned!
>
> -- > Steve Holland
> Windows Server Solutions Group UA
> http://blogs.msdn.com/sbsdocsteam
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
> rights.
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>
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