Virtual SCUG Forum Update
You'll notice in the "Forums" section, we removed the product-specific forums. When it comes to product support, more forums are not necessarily better. Our focus here is really to bring new and innovative SCUG activities and user collaboration, not to launch yet another support forum. That being said, we thought it best to set the right tone early on.
You'll also notice a new forum labeled "Contest". Watch for details in the next few days.
For System Center support questions, Microsoft newsgroups and TechNet forums are really the best place to find assistance. There are also a couple of great community sources for System Center support. We've listed all your best System Center Support options below.
Microsoft Support Resources for System Center Technologies
The following System Center Products have online forums on TechNet
· System Center Capacity Planner
· System Center Configuration Manager Support Forums
· System Center Data Protection Manager
· System Center Essentials 2007
· System Center Mobile Device Manager
· System Center Service Manager
· System Center Virtual Machine Manager
The following System Center Products are supported through traditional newsgroups
System Center Operations Manager 2007
Server: msnews.microsoft.com
· microsoft.public.opsmgr.acs
· microsoft.public.opsmgr.ad
· microsoft.public.opsmgr.aem
· microsoft.public.opsmgr.authoring
· microsoft.public.opsmgr.general
· microsoft.public.opsmgr.iis
· microsoft.public.opsmgr.managementpacks
· microsoft.public.opsmgr.powershell
· microsoft.public.opsmgr.reporting
· microsoft.public.opsmgr.sdk
· microsoft.public.opsmgr.setup
· microsoft.public.opsmgr.sp1
· microsoft.public.opsmgr.sql
· microsoft.public.opsmgr.ui
Community Support Resources for System Center Technologies
There are also good community resources for support on some System Center products:
· SystemCenterCommunity.com – These folks have great support forums for MOM 2005 and Operations Manager 2007
· MyITForum.com – The best spot outside the Microsoft newsgroups for SMS and SCCM 2007 support, which is what they do best. They do offer forums on all other System Center products as well. If you'd like to start blogging, you'll find this site is good option for assistance in gaining an audience. Definitely a huge and active community.