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Microsoft SoftGrid Team Starts Wednesday Tips Series

I hope they keep up with this. The tips in this Wednesday's release aren't all that stunning, but they're definitely useful if you aren't used to sequencing applications.

This week's tips include details on:
- During the Virtual Application Server installation, you will be prompted to provide a group for admins and a group for users. Always use global groups and not local groups.
- When adding a new user group to the Access Permissions tab of an application, be sure the same group is added to the Group Assignment tab of the Default Provider.
- On your sequencer machine, be sure to setup a separate drive or partition as the Q drive.

Get the details at: http://blogs.technet.com/softgrid/archive/2007/04/04/wednesdays-tips-for-new-softgrid-admins.aspx

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