How to move failover clusters on the same hardware to another domain
How to move failover clusters on the same hardware to another domain
Tag: Server
How to delete a protected OU of Active Directory
Today, I am going to show you how to delete a protected OU of Active Directory.
How to Configure Server Certificate Auto-enrollment #Group Policy #GPO #Certificate #Server #Auto-Enrollment #Mvphour
Today, I am going to show you how to configure Server Certificate Auto-enrollment via Group Policy, you need to have an Enterprise certification authority root server before you configure auto-enrollment, if you don’t know how to install Enterprise certification authority root server, you can follow my previously post and step by step to install it.
Hyper-V PART 3 Virtual Disks and Snapshots, A Quick Explanation
Hello there GDM fans and today we are going to be talking a lot more about Hyper-V servers! Basically, we are going to be talking a little bit more about… Read more »
DHCP SERVER FAILOVER CLUSTER WITH CISCO CALLMANAGER /IP PHONE
Today, let’s talking about how to configure DHCP Cluster with Cisco Call manager service (TFTP services). DHCP server failover cluster feature provides the ability to have two DHCP servers provide… Read more »
DHCP Migration – Windows Server 2003 (2008) to Windows Server 2012 R2
Microsoft was ending support for the Windows server 2003 operating system on July 14, 2015, but still have some customer are using Windows server 2003 and need us to migrate… Read more »
DEPLOY A SERVER AS A DR DOMAIN CONTROLLER AT AZUER
It’s time to know how to deployment a domain controller server as a DR DC at Azure. I assure you have an Azure VM with windows server 2016 already. If don’t, just go to my previously posts and follow steps to build a new one.