How to silence your Dell PowerEdge server This post will cover how to silence your Dell PowerEdge R330 server using IPMI. It should work onmost PowerEdge servers as the concept would be the same. I have only tested this so far on my personal Dell R330 and it works great for me. It works by […]
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Verifying remote VPN users are authenticating with the domain
Verifying remote VPN users are authenticating with the domain One daunting task is Verifying remote VPN users are authenticating with the domain. Since you can only set a maximum of 50 cached logons via group policy (GPO) you may want to proactively monitor your user logons to prevent possible future headaches for both you and your users. […]
Change Network location using powershell in Windows
Change Network location using powershell in Windows How to Change Network location using powershell in Windows 8/8.1 and Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 2012 R2. First open Powershell as Administrator then run: Get-NetConnectionProfile Then run: Set-NetConnectionProfile -InterfaceIndex 15 -NetworkCategory Private The InterfaceIndex is selecting the specific network adapter and the available options for the –NetworkCategory parameter […]
PowerShell to remote host
PowerShell to remote host If you have ever needed to remotely access a machine using the powerful CLI of PowerShell, it’s a very simple task and the syntax is pretty easy to remember as well which is nice. If you are wondering why you would want to powershell to remote host, here’s a couple scenarios: 1. […]
Set Domain controller to use external NTP time source
Setup your PDC to sync with an external time server Many things can cause inconsistencies with the computer time clocks that are on a server or systems motherboard.Here’s an easy way to Set Domain controller to use external NTP time source Before fixing this issue with the method described in this article you should first check […]