SBS 2008 Console
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From: yaro137 on 11 Jun 2010 04:35 In SBS 2003 there was a very useful option to view domain computer's event logs from the Management window simply by right clicking on one of the computers and choosing View Event Logs. Really missing this functionality in 2008. I'm also surprised that still no update was released to fix the auto- arrangement problem where rather than in alphabetic order objects in Users and Computers tabs are still being displayed in random order. Very annoying. It can't be that difficult to fix it. It would also be nice if I could choose which properties are being displayed in the Computers Tab. Do we really need Update Status right away. It takes far to long to display this information. It's already in Computer Tasks and I think this is where it should stay. Unless the Console was constantly monitoring the situation even when closed it's just too frustrating to wait to display often meaningless info especially that it won't tell you why exactly it thinks that something's say Critical. So plenty of room for improvements. If this is supposed to make things easy for admins Microsoft should create a SBS experience feedback site where the admins could add their observations and suggestions so the SBS team could really see what matters. yaro
From: kj [SBS MVP] on 11 Jun 2010 13:19 yaro137 wrote: > In SBS 2003 there was a very useful option to view domain computer's > event logs from the Management window simply by right clicking on one > of the computers and choosing View Event Logs. Really missing this > functionality in 2008. > > I'm also surprised that still no update was released to fix the auto- > arrangement problem where rather than in alphabetic order objects in > Users and Computers tabs are still being displayed in random order. > Very annoying. It can't be that difficult to fix it. > > It would also be nice if I could choose which properties are being > displayed in the Computers Tab. Do we really need Update Status right > away. It takes far to long to display this information. It's already > in Computer Tasks and I think this is where it should stay. Unless the > Console was constantly monitoring the situation even when closed it's > just too frustrating to wait to display often meaningless info > especially that it won't tell you why exactly it thinks that > something's say Critical. So plenty of room for improvements. > > If this is supposed to make things easy for admins Microsoft should > create a SBS experience feedback site where the admins could add their > observations and suggestions so the SBS team could really see what > matters. > yaro Please bring such suggestions to the new SBS Technet Forum perhaps as a "discussion" post. I think others would like to comment and contribute to your observations. -- Please visit Microsoft SBS Technet Forum; http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/smallbusinessserver/threads--/kj
From: Susan Bradley on 11 Jun 2010 23:47 kj [SBS MVP] wrote: > yaro137 wrote: > >> In SBS 2003 there was a very useful option to view domain computer's >> event logs from the Management window simply by right clicking on one >> of the computers and choosing View Event Logs. Really missing this >> functionality in 2008. >> >> I'm also surprised that still no update was released to fix the auto- >> arrangement problem where rather than in alphabetic order objects in >> Users and Computers tabs are still being displayed in random order. >> Very annoying. It can't be that difficult to fix it. >> >> It would also be nice if I could choose which properties are being >> displayed in the Computers Tab. Do we really need Update Status right >> away. It takes far to long to display this information. It's already >> in Computer Tasks and I think this is where it should stay. Unless the >> Console was constantly monitoring the situation even when closed it's >> just too frustrating to wait to display often meaningless info >> especially that it won't tell you why exactly it thinks that >> something's say Critical. So plenty of room for improvements. >> >> If this is supposed to make things easy for admins Microsoft should >> create a SBS experience feedback site where the admins could add their >> observations and suggestions so the SBS team could really see what >> matters. >> yaro >> > > Please bring such suggestions to the new SBS Technet Forum perhaps as a > "discussion" post. I think others would like to comment and contribute to > your observations. > > > > -- > Please visit Microsoft SBS Technet Forum; > http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/smallbusinessserver/threads--/kj > > http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/smallbusinessserver/threads You got some --- in there
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