Microsoft Windows, commonly referred to as Windows, is a group of several proprietary graphical operating system families, all of which are developed and marketed by Microsoft. Each family caters to a certain sector of the computing industry
In every environment, there will always be that one application that requires privileged access. Sofware that uses a local database like SQLite is some of the biggest culprits. Account Software is the other. So how do we grant access to Read More …
Probably one of the biggest known threats out there know to all administrators is Removable Storage (USB Access). Not only does it bring the potential for Viruses and much other harmful Software. This also makes it easy for a disgruntled Read More …
Looking after any Network environment is a daunting task at best. Not only do you have to protect from External attacks but Internal Users aswell.Yes, I am talking about that Sales Person that required USB access once because he needs Read More …
Installing a Domain Controller is easy compared to Managing an Active Directory. Let’s just quickly Clarify the Terminology: A Domain Controller is THE SERVER that responds to Authentication Requests Normally a Physical or a Virtual Machine. The Active Directory is Read More …
Following below is an example of how to:
Install IIS with PHP on a Windows 2019 Server.
It reads all the information from your AD that you specify and populates a web page
So I decided to download Server 2019 and mess around with it but let me do it in Command-Line. Something that I have never done before.I got to installing the AD and realized I have to do a brush-up on Read More …
So I had to recently Reload a MAC to Windows which went all smoothly. We installed Office 365 and setup the corporate account and left the Machine to download over a weekend. On the following Monday we came in and Read More …
So I am working on a project to get all the LogOn \ LogOff events for a specific user on a Terminal Server. When I did few online searches there was some indication of how to get this done with PowerShell. But this did Read More …