Event Review: Making Identity and Access Management Real: Destination Reached (Session ITPROHOT-12) Welcome to the material supporting page for this session. The materials on this page have been selected as the best matches to the content covered in the live event session. Session Outline In part three, we expand on the concepts presented in the previous webcast by showing how to move from a "standardized" to a "dynamic" infrastructure. Continuing with our example scenario, we show how a fictional company, Contoso, achieves the single sign-on (SSO) requirement with minimal complexity and cost. We illustrate several key objectives of the dynamic infrastructure, such as applying Group Policy and enabling enhanced control of desktops. Learn how to implement Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS) for inventory, security, and patch management, and how to deploy Microsoft Identity Integration Server (MIIS) to integrate computers running the Linux operating system with SSO. Session Agenda Review of Previous Session Customer Challenges Implementing Solutions Session Media This session consists of a Windows Media presentation and demonstrations: Download the full session Download the full multimedia recording of this session. Download all slides and transcripts Download just the slides and transcripts of this session. Demo: Implementing Group Policy to Control Desktops In this demonstration, we will configure several Group Policy settings to help control desktops. Download Now Demo: Extending Single Sign-On with MIIS In this demonstration, we will configure MIIS for password synchronization with a legacy Web application. Download Now Related Links Use the following resources to learn more about topics covered in this briefing. Infrastructure Optimization Microsoft Identity Integration Server 2003 Features Microsoft Identity Integration Server 2003 Product Overview Microsoft Identity Integration Server 2003 SP1 System Requirements Centrify Announces DirectControl MIIS Management Agent to Enable Unix and Linux Provisioning from MIIS using Active Directory OSM extends Microsoft's Identity Management products into the UNIX and Linux world What is Infrastructure Optimization and Why Do I Care? Making Identity and Access Management real: The early days Moving to the Managed Desktop Environment Part 1 Moving to the Managed Desktop Environment Part 2 Secure Manageable Messaging Painless Data Protection Managing the Environment from one Console (Parts 1–3) TechNet Virtual Lab: Microsoft Identity Integration Server (MIIS) 2003