How fast should you patch?
Microsoft releases a horde of new software updates. How fast should I apply updates when my vendor releases them? Here are some considerations.
Windows Server 2016
Using DHCP to configure VPN clients? Windows Server 2016 has features you need
Among the many new features included in Windows Server 2016, the improved DHCP services can be a big boon to companies that use VPN.
Microsoft Windows Admin Center: A work in progress
Windows Admin Center, Microsoft’s “single pane of glass” for managing Windows servers, has a lot going for it. It still has room to grow, however.
Active Directory modernization: A practical framework to begin the journey
Business continues to evolve at a rapid pace, and traditional models for implementing Active Directory may no longer be optimal. Time to consider an Active Directory modernization.
Comprehensive guide to installing Windows Server 2016 Essentials
Windows Server 2016 Essentials is a server edition for small businesses. In this step-by-step guide, we’ll talk about its installation and configuration.
Purchasing servers and server hardware that lasts
When you spend for servers and server hardware, you are looking for products that will work — and work for a long time. Let’s go shopping with an expert.
Considerations when upgrading Active Directory schema to Windows Server 2016
If you want to use Active Directory schema attributes that shipped with Windows Server 2016 but are running earlier Windows Server versions, you must upgrade your existing schema. Here’s how.
Managing Windows failover clusters using PowerShell
Here’s how to import Windows failover cluster PowerShell modules, which can help you easily perform your required failover clusters operation task every day.
Group membership expiration: A look at Windows Server 2016’s useful new feature
Group membership expiration is one of the best new features included with Windows Server 2016. Here’s how to use this tool.
Managing Active Directory trusts in Windows Server 2016
Several Active Directory trusts are available in Windows Server 2016. Here’s how you can manage them using built-in tools.