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Service Pack 3 Rollup solves 20 security bugs
Microsoft’s Exchange team released Update Rollup 4 for Exchange Server 2007 SP3 this week, with 20 fixes for customer-reported issues since the release of Rollup 3 in April. Meanwhile, Exchange 2010...
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Powershell Remote control: one to one,and one to many
When I first started using PowerShell (in version 1), I was playing around with the Get-Service command, and noticed that it had a -computerName parameter. Hmmm … does that mean it can get services...
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How to analyze Windows 2008 Server history
Typically, learning about a server’s history involves scanning the event logs. Unfortunately, event logs often contain either a limited amount of information or so much information that it becomes...
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The quorum in Windows Server 2008 clustering
If you’ve ever wondered about quorum and the quorum drive in Windows Clustering, think for a minute about what probably happens every week at your local Kiwanis meeting. The rules of parliamentary...
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How to use Windows Server Backup for Hyper-V
In my work with Hyper-V beta and with the release candidates, I have needed to recover virtual machines (VMs) that we tested. Most vendor products — even Microsoft Data Protection Manager — did not...
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Windows 2008 server core persistent inaccuracies that have limited its...
Microsoft’s Server Core installation option for Windows Server has been around for a few years now, receiving its latest update in Windows Server 2008 R2. It’s more than likely that this GUI-free...
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How to manage and automate Active Directory tasks with Powershell
Introduction Active Directory PowerShell has come as a boon that makes managing and automating AD tasks quicker and infinitely simpler. Over the past few years a command line interface that is...
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How Microsoft improves Remote Management in Windows Server 8
Windows hasn’t traditionally been good at allowing remote management, so this means that you’ve probably had to invest in third-party tools. Or, you managed the servers in location A from location A,...
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Upgrade or not to Windows 2012
Windows Server 2012 feels like, and probably is, the most ambitious Windows Server release to date. Now available to volume license customers — and to retail customers in September — this is the time...
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What`s new in RSAT of Windows Server 2012
As server hardware moves out of the back room and into the cloud as a virtual resource, remote management becomes the default. Many of us are already used to that. We’ve managed remotely hosted...
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