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Blog Post:
WMI in the cloud
kmathur
Recently I came accross an interesting post which talks about how to use WMI with Windows Azure. http://blog.wadewegner.com/index.php/2009/11/04/leveraging-wmi-in-an-azure-web-role/
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11 Jan 2010
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CIM 101
kmathur
The CIM is an information model, a conceptual view of the managed environment, that attempts to unify and extend the existing instrumentation and management standards (SNMP, DMI, CMIP, etc.) using object-oriented constructs and design. WMI uses the Common Information Model (CIM) industry standard to...
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7 Dec 2009
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User Account Control and WMI
kmathur
Starting with Windows Vista, under User Account Control (UAC) access-token filtering can affect which operations are allowed in WMI namespaces or what data is returned. Under UAC, all accounts in the local Administrators group run with a standard user access token , also known as UAC access-token filtering...
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4 Dec 2009
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Writing WMI providers FAQ series - 2 - When a provider doesn’t support enumeration what will be the impact for the WMI consumer?
kmathur
The aim of the series is to cover a WMI Provider writing question per post. If you have a question, you'd like the WMI team to answer, do leave a comment. Now, for the answer - If the WMI client requests to enumerate all instances of a class supported by such a provider, a return code WBEM_NOT_CAPABLE...
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28 Sep 2009
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Writing WMI providers FAQ series - 1 - If a provider doesn’t support query capabilities, how is the query handled by WMI?
kmathur
The aim of the series is to cover a WMI Provider writing question per post. If you have a question, you'd like the WMI team to answer, do leave a comment. Now, for the answer - Let's take the Win32_Product class supported by the MSI provider as it is today. This class returns a complete list of...
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25 Sep 2009
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Troubleshooting WMI providers using MSFT_Providers class
kmathur
MSFT_Providers is a troubleshooting class which contains configuration information for providers. This class can be pretty handy while troubleshooting provider issues. For eg. Suppose you want to know which wmiprvse process is your provider loaded in, you could use HostProcessIdentifier property...
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21 Sep 2009
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Check out the Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog
kmathur
The “Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog ” is a great resource! The scripting guys blog about great tips, tricks, and solutions for Windows management. Here’s a list of recent WMI and PowerShell related topics: · Can I Query CPU Information with WMI and Windows PowerShell? · Where Can I Find a List of...
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28 Aug 2009
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What's new in WMI for Windows 7
kmathur
MSDN link - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa394053(VS.85).aspx New Security Feature in Windows 7 The following table lists the new Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) security feature that is available in Windows 7. Feature Description Controlling...
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7 Aug 2009
Blog Post:
What's new in BITS for Windows 7
kmathur
List of new stuff in BITS for Windows 7 Peer caching now uses Windows BranchCache. This new peer caching model replaces the model used for BITS version 3.0. For more information, see Peer Caching . Added a more flexible resource access model that allows applications to associate a pair of security...
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4 Aug 2009
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Some useful WMI webcasts
kmathur
The below webcasts are a little old, but still useful - Windows PowerShell and Windows Management Instrumentation (Level 200) Troubleshooting Windows Management Instrumentation with the New Diagnosis Utility (Level 200) Troubleshooting the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) (Level 300...
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27 Jul 2009
Blog Post:
Writing WMI provider in a day
nitingup
Writing WMI provider in native code has steep learning curve. It involves writing MOF files and implementing methods from IWbemServices and IWbemProviderInit interfaces. Sometimes it becomes difficult and time consuming to debug issues in the WMI provider. WMI.Net Provider Extension 2.0 was first...
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19 Jun 2009
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Return of the Jedi... err I mean WMI
kmathur
A sneak peak at new stuff in WMI in Windows 7. (Continuation of WMI - The story so far ) WMI, Powershell - how well do they gel? Jeffrey Snover mentioned in the Powershell blog a long time back ( http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell/archive/2006/06/26/647038.aspx ) that a veteran MVP remarked...
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14 Jan 2009
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WMI, The story so far (i.e. before Windows 7)–
kmathur
Babelfish, Grasshoppers and WMI A Babel Fish is a small yellow fish which acts as a universal translator in Hitchhiker’s guide to the Galaxy . It enables the protagonist of the story to talk to all alien species in English. WMI is kind of like that. It’s kind of a babel fish of IT folks. It can talk...
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13 Jan 2009
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