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Windows Intune-add your custom enrollment address for your mobile device management

In the last couple of weeks I did a lot Windows Intune POC's with Demo Customer environments. Windows Intune is a great tool for mobile device management, you can add Windows Devices as well as your Windows Phones and iOS Devices. Mobile Device Management made easy, so you can manage your devices. To setup Mobile Device Management you have first decide what the authority of your Mobile Device Management is. Since I am a public cloud addicted, I use Intune the plain way. Of course you can also configure it together with your System Center infrastructure. After you have set that you can now start configuring your Mobile Device Management. If you want to add your mobile devices you've to name a management server. In most cases I left it how it was, enterpriseenrollment-s.manage.microsoft.com. Some customers prefer to add their own domain and that's what today's article is about. The Technet Documentation describes to add a CNAME record for your domain and afterwards verify it. As someone who knows DNS I thought Intune won't care, which name my CNAME record has, the only important thing is the correct endpoint which is enterpriseenrollment.manage.microsoft.com. So here is the first thing to be aware of: If you add your mobile device manually you have to use enterpriseenrollment-s.manage.microsoft.com. If you try enterpriseenrollment.manage.microsoft.com you cannot add the device. So I set a CNAME for mdm.contoso.com to enterpriseenrollment.manage.microsoft.com. Try to verify it: Why? nslookup shows that everything is correct. So I tried to do it as Technet says: enterpriseenrollment.contoso.com to enterpriseenrollment.manage.microsoft.com Verification fails again. The trick is: Add the CNAME record for contoso.com to enterpriseenrollment.contoso.com. To verify that, simply verify it with the root domain and everything works. Have fun using your own Domain in mobile device management.

Der Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0-Provider fehlt

Vor kurzem bin ich über ein kleines, lästiges Problem mit dem SQL Server 2012 gestolpert. Beim simplen Import einer Excel-Tabelle in einen SQL Server 2012 konnte die Aktion nicht durchgeführt werden. Stattdessen folgt eine Fehlermeldung Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0-Provider fehlt” des SQL Server-Import/Export-Assistenten.

Bauen wir eine Windows 8 App mit Project Siena

Bauen wir eine Windows 8 App – mit einer Windows 8 App! Genau das ermöglicht "Project Siena"! Project Siena ist der Codename für eine kostenfreie Windows 8 App aus dem Microsoft Store, die seit kurz vor Weihnachten als Beta Release verfügbar ist. Damit können Apps für Windows 8 ohne Programmierkenntnisse zusammengeklickt werden.