Active Directory is a directory service developed by Microsoft for Windows domain networks. It is included in most Windows Server operating systems as a set of processes and services.
If you are a first-time IT Administrator and you hear about Group Policy Management Console and what it does, you are probably thinking magic has returned to the world. Where Active Directory is an Authentication and Authorization process Group Policy Read More …
On IIS browse to Sites, Right Click and choose Add Website… You will be presented with a similar screen as below. I am doing this specifically to show the setup of ITOP but works exactly the same for other similar Read More …
Continuing off the previous post where we got the server Ready to Backup Bitlocker Recovery Keys. We now reached the point where we need to push down the Group Policies to the client devices. Just a Reminder this is a Read More …
In a previous post, I wrote about How to setup Bitlocker without TPM. Now let’s just suppose you work in an environment where you have multiple IT People managing Multiple Laptops. If even one person does not save the Recovery Read More …
DNS is short for Domain Name System. When PC communicates to one another they use a numeric value. This value is not something we as humans can remember, rather we remember FlukesPC. What the DNS does it creates a database 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 …
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 …