Windows Server is a brand name for a group of server operating systems released by Microsoft. It includes all Windows operating systems that are branded “Windows Server”, but not any other Microsoft product.
Microsoft Windows operating system provides various user roles to manage and control access to the system resources. Local user roles define the level of access and permissions a user has to access different files, folders, and applications on a computer. Read More …
If you are using Azure Exchange for email, you may want to create an email alias for a user in your on-premises Active Directory domain. This can be achieved by syncing the user account to Azure AD and using the Read More …
While creating a Test Environment to check a few issues I am experiencing on a Previous RODC I set up. The following error kept coming up: “You must supply a user account Name”. Upon doing a bit of research I Read More …
While installing a web server on a workstation, I kept getting an error that the port number was in use. This obviously caused some issues as it is an IT machine, who knows what was installed using the ports? There Read More …
Logging onto an AD Server this week, we found a very worrying event in the Security Event Viewer when we saw Event ID 4776 Audit Failure every few seconds. The problem with this event is that if it does not Read More …
When asked to bring up a new server in an existing environment, I have to check three things to make sure we can handle it. The CPU available vs CPU assigned. RAM Available vs RAM Assigned and Storage Capacity. Now Read More …
One of IT Daily’s challenges is when User passwords expire. The problem with this is Users don’t even know their passwords are expiring then during the day IT would get a call that the Printer is not working and it Read More …
When troubleshooting a network issue on a computer one of the first steps is to check whether the device can see other devices and vice versus if other devices can see the device that is being troubleshot. This does mean Read More …
When administrating a remote site one of the biggest problems is not being able to connect to a Remote Server or Workstation because Remote Desktop Services have not been setup. To ensure that all workstations are compliant with this we Read More …
When looking at GPO to uninstall software the answer is really simple. Group Policies can only uninstall software that was installed via Group Policies. Well even though this statement remains true we can still use Group Policies to run PowerShell Read More …