I can, it's called VMware where I have my various images I'll need to
handle machines. Or for many businesses it will be a year or so before
Vista/Longhorn is rolled out.

Vista is a different beast. That's the reality.

There are betas of Longhorn available if you really want to play around.

In a SBS network they've arleady provided a Vista package for our
networks to help us deploy them.

Frank Heyne wrote:
>> You can't look at a Vista event log on an XP.
>>
>
> This is not entirely true:
> 1. You can look at the Application, System and Security log of a Vista
> machine from NT 5 very well, (and much better as the Event Viewer does, by
> the way).
> 2. You could look at the other logs mentioned in the article as well, if
> the Registry values would not be as buggy as they are.
> 3. You could look at all Vista logs from NT 5 if the OpenEventlog function
> would work as documented (that is, would open all event files under Vista)
>
> As I wrote at the end of the article, the logs mentioned do not work at
> all, because Vista does not write any events into them. So it does not
> matter from where you want to open them.
>
>
>
>> Service pack has nothing to do with this issue..
>>
>
> I would not wonder when the errors in the Registry would go away with SP1
> of Vista ;-)
>
>
>
>> I can't look at my Vista group policy settings on my 2k3 box, I have to
>> manage Vista group policies from a Vista workstation as well.
>>
>
> I could imagine Microsoft will provide the ADM files soon.
> Currently there is no server version of NT 6 available, so they will care
> to provide a comfortable way for such customers who want to use Vista
> already, won't they?
> Is it too much of a wish when the admin wants to be able to administer a
> domain from one machine?
>
> Microsoft already was forced to provide Winhlp32 for Vista, sure the will
> provide Vista ADM files for W2K3 and remove some bugs as well ;-)
>
>
>> Frank Heyne wrote:
>>
>>> May be this is new for you, may not:
>>> http://www.heysoft.de/Frames/Vista_Remarks1_en.htm
>>>
>
> Have fun
> Frank Heyne
> http://www.heysoft.de/
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