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.
Slow downloads? Make sure your Window (Scaling) isn’t broken
If your download speed is slower than you’d expect, perhaps something is breaking your TCP Window Scaling. Here’s the fix.
DNS hell: The seven deadly sins
If you’re having a devil of a time with your DNS performance, you may be committing one or several of these seven deadly sins.
How to deploy DNS on Windows Server 2016 Nano edition
Learn how to deploy DNS on Windows Server 2016 Nano edition to provide rapid name resolution on minimal infrastructure!
Training day: Best Ignite conferences, free to view
Didn’t make it to Ignite 2016 in Atlanta? No problem. We’ve collected the best of the best from the sessions at the conference, and all are free to view.
9 Windows DNS mistakes to avoid
Remember the old saying, “If DNS ain’t happy, ain’t nobody happy”? Here’s how you and your clients can be happy with proper Windows DNS configuration.
No laughing matter: APIPA IP addresses can slow your network
Network managers may see strange IP addresses beginning with 169.254 on their systems or in DNS from time to time. These are “APIPA” addresses, which while not harmful could slow your system. Here’s what to do.
Fog computing: beware (well maybe just be aware) of the fog rolling in
I love how computing and weather forecasting seem to be converging. I mean, it makes sense. One of the first uses of supercomputers was weather forecasting, so it’s kind of a Zen circle of geek that computing terms would borrow …
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Cloud computing checklist: Top 10 questions to ask before moving to the cloud
If you are considering cloud computing, ask these questions from your service provider to make sure they meet the criteria your organization requires.