Exchange 2019 Migration If Exchange 2016 was Exchange 2013 in a pretty dress, then with Exchange 2019 it’s simply added a hat. In the past, every third Exchange release was a major rebuild, but Exchange 2016 is simply Exchange version 15.1 (Exchange 2013 was 15.0 and Exchange 2016 is version 15.1). So the Exchange 2019 […]
This article will show you how to fix an Exchange Server Component State error on Exchange server 2013 and 2016. This error usually happen when you try to perform a DAG maintenance task like activating a DB or failing over a server. Server component State was first Introduced with Exchange 2013 and also Available with […]
Say you have a AD Security Group, you want to convert to a distribution group. (When do we stop calling Distribution List…I always said DL. Now it’s distribution group..whatever!!) It’s a very easy task. There is only one requirement. Security group must be a Universal Group. if it is not a universal group already, go […]
How to view users logon activity in Windows? Do you need to know the time of the last login? In this tutorial we’ll show you how to deploy a GPO in Windows to display information about previous logons during user logon. This feature works on all computers running Windows 10/8/7, Windows Server2008 or later. Method […]
Introduction Many corporations are making the decision to open up their SharePoint Server to the outside world, to mobile users or for external collaboration with their partners. Because of security (and other) reasons, you don’t want to expose your SharePoint Server to the internet. So for the purposes of authentication, we can use an ADFS […]
PKIVIEW was first introduced in Windows Server 2003 Resource kit. The tool is installed by default when you install the Windows 2008 Active Directory Certificate Services Role, and had been re-branded as “Enterprise PKI”. The tool is implemented as a snap-in for the Microsoft Management Console. Enterprise PKI gathers information through Active Directory about the […]
In the last article, we saw how to configure the IRM in Central Administration. At that time, I got an exception like “The required Active Directory Rights Management Service Client (MSIPC.DLL) is present but could not be configured properly. IRM will not work until the client is configured properly”. With little investigation, found the root cause. […]
Wednesday, 01 March 2017 | Posted by David | Category DirectAccess When using Direct Access; it is best practice to harden your Direct access server.You can find them here via this link. WATCH OUT WHEN DISABLING TRANSITION TECHNIQUES One of them is to disable transition techniques that you are not using; for example 6to4 tunneling and Teredo tunneling. Only […]