All pages referring or tutorials for Windows Server.
Azure Update Manager is a tool from Microsoft and is developed to automate, installing and documenting Windows updates or updates to Linux server on Azure. This all in a single pane of glass and without installing any additional software. Requirements Supported systems Azure Update Manager supports the following systems for Read more…
Introduction to Azure Stack HCI Azure Stack HCI is a solution for Microsoft Azure to host Azure resources on your own hardware and location. This sounds traditional but can help to boost your Azure resources for your customer and/or use case. For example, with Azure Stack HCI it is possible Read more…
If you are managing Windows Servers, Group Policies are a great way to distribute settings to your endpoints. However, a recent update of August 2024 in Windows Server 2022 and 2019 breaks user filtering in Group Policy Item Level Targeting The problem itself When applying printers, registery settings or drive Read more…
Once in a while, we as IT administrators need to export and import our Group Policies of Windows Server to another server. Sometimes to copy a great policy you’ve built, or to migrate a customer to a new server. By default, the only option Microsoft has built in into Group Read more…
Once every 3 to 4 years you want to be on the last version of Windows Server because of new features and of course bo have the latest security updates. When having your server hosted on Microsoft Azure, this proces can look a bit complicated but it is relatively easy Read more…
Sometimes in IT, we have software or solutions that need to to save temporary files in your filesystem. Lets say, a feed with Log or CSV files that are saved, logs or back-ups like the Bartender software. The software itself doesn’t have a solution to clean up those files and Read more…
When you install a fresh Windows Server installation from a .iso file, it will be installing the OS as a Evaluation version. When you want to activate the installation with a key you need to rebuild the OS and set the edition to Standard. Microsoft considers Standard and Standard Evaluation Read more…