Everything about Server Administration to help you with Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 2016. We go over some advanced Roles and Features as well as some of basics.
In this day and age the use of SSL certificates are an excellent method for connecting to anything securely. The majority of sites you browse have that ‘lock’ icon enabled, meaning that you’ve successfully created an encrypted tunnel between yourself… Continue Reading
If you have a homelab (or work environment) filled with HP ProLiant equipment as I do, you might have found yourself checking your power consumption and temperatures on a regular basis to ensure they’re not overheating and/or drawing too much… Continue Reading
If you’re on a single machine and want to check when the last time a computer rebooted, you would use the systeminfo command and search for the System Boot Time property of that command. But what if you wanted to… Continue Reading
How to list directories that haven’t been updated in X amount of time. To find this we’re going to use Get-ChildItem and the LastWriteTime property. Here is what the mini script looks like. List Directories That Haven’t Been Updated … Continue Reading
I have to say Get NTFS Access Permissions and the NTFSSecurity Module is probably one of the best things since sliced bread. Natively, Powershell doesn’t offer a very good solution for checking NTFS permissions so author Raimund Andrée came up… Continue Reading
Data Deduplication On Windows Server 2016 Data deduplication was first introduced with Windows Server 2012 and improved upon in Windows Server 2016. To give you a high level overview of what Data Deduplication actually does, it goes through files in… Continue Reading
Update: This script has been updated and can be found here: Get Logged In Users Using Powershell Time and time again we have admins in our environment that connect to a remote desktop session, do what they need to do.… Continue Reading