POLL: POWERSHELL VS. GUI - DO YOU WANT TO BE A DEVOP OR AN ADMIN?
Windows Sysinternals site is now avaible at Microsoft TechNet
By Michael Pietroforte - g+ - Mon, November 13, 2006 - 3 comments Michael Pietroforte is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) with more than 28 years of experience in system administration.
If you are sys admin you probably know the Sysinternals tools. You might have heard that they were bought by Microsoft a while ago. Meanwhile the tools are available at Microsoft’s Windows Sysinternals technet site. If you don’t know about Sysinternals tools, I highly recommend having a look at them. Many of them are must-have-tools for system administrators. You can download now the complete Sysinternal Suite. I discussed Sysinternals Process Explorer and Sysinternals Autoruns some time ago. There also is a new tool, called Process Monitor, which combines the functionality of Filemon and Regmon.
Yeah, I noticed that. One day I went to sysinternals.com to download Autoruns on a computer I was cleaning, and when I saw that Microsoft logo I was almost sure that I mistyped the URL somehow.
Oh well. I really hope that this move won’t stifle Mark Russinovich’s innovation, or impair his journalistic integrity as a blogger. After all he was one of the first people who published technical details on that Sony rootkit.
In my view it is not possible to work for a company and write objective articles about its products. So I can’t take his articles too serious anymore.
Yeah, very true… It’s unfortunate.