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Active Directory

Recovering Bitlocker Keys from Active Directory Recovering Bitlocker Keys from Active Directory

The BitLocker Recovery Password Viewer for Active Directory Users and Computers allows you to view BitLocker keys for computers in your domain.

Feb 24, 2009

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Server Management Tools

Q. I've installed the Windows 7 version of the Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT), but none of the management tools are displayed under Administrative Tools. How do I make them show up?Q. I've installed the Windows 7 version of the Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT), but none of the management tools are displayed under Administrative Tools. How do I make them show up?

Feb 19, 2009

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Server Management Tools

Bcdedit Basics Bcdedit Basics

Feb 19, 2009

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Networking & Security

Building a SMB Network on the Cheap: Part 1 - Choosing the Server Building a SMB Network on the Cheap: Part 1 - Choosing the Server

Feb 17, 2009

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Active Directory

Q: How can I change the default Active Directory (AD) location that’s used when no explicit location is specified for new user and computer accounts?Q: How can I change the default Active Directory (AD) location that’s used when no explicit location is specified for new user and computer accounts?

byJan De Clercq

Feb 11, 2009

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Q: I'm trying to find out which network ports I must open on my intranet firewalls to make one of our inhouse Windows client/server applications communicate properly. How can I list the remote network ports that a client-side application uses?Q: I'm trying to find out which network ports I must open on my intranet firewalls to make one of our inhouse Windows client/server applications communicate properly. How can I list the remote network ports that a client-side application uses?

byJan De Clercq

Feb 11, 2009

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Get a Handle on Windows Performance Analysis

Get a Handle on Windows Performance Analysis

byMichael Morales

Active Directory

New Windows ad is out

New Windows ad is out

byPaul Thurrott

Networking & Security

Q. The network adapter shown for my Microsoft Failover Cluster Virtual Adapter (NetFT) shows as 100Mbps, but all my networks are 1Gbps or faster. Why does it show 100Mbps?

Q. The network adapter shown for my Microsoft Failover Cluster Virtual Adapter (NetFT) shows as 100Mbps, but all my networks are 1Gbps or faster. Why does it show 100Mbps?

Networking & Security

Q. An extra network adapter shows up in my Windows Server 2008 failover cluster. What is it?

Q. An extra network adapter shows up in my Windows Server 2008 failover cluster. What is it?

Networking & Security

Q. Does Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007 (SCCM) have its own version of Network Access Protection (NAP), separate from that of Windows Server 2008, that can restrict network access?

Q. Does Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007 (SCCM) have its own version of Network Access Protection (NAP), separate from that of Windows Server 2008, that can restrict network access?

Active Directory

Messaging and Active Directory: 2 Solution Providers Partner Up

Messaging and Active Directory: 2 Solution Providers Partner Up

byCaroline Marwitz

Active Directory

Track Active Directory Changes

Track Active Directory Changes

Enabling 802.11i Wireless Security with Windows Servers

Enabling 802.11i Wireless Security with Windows Servers

byTom Carpenter

Registry Tweak Restores Connection to a Remote Windows 2008 Server

Registry Tweak Restores Connection to a Remote Windows 2008 Server

byApostolos Fotakelis

Active Directory

Active Directory 101 Do's and Don'ts

Active Directory 101 Do's and Don'ts

byMichael Dragone

Introducing the 2009 Windows Home Servers

Introducing the 2009 Windows Home Servers

byPaul Thurrott

Pico Home Server: The Worlds Smallest Windows Home Server

Pico Home Server: The Worlds Smallest Windows Home Server

byPaul Thurrott

HP MediaSmart Server (2009) Review

HP MediaSmart Server (2009) Review

byPaul Thurrott

Q: Is there an easy way to change a registry setting on specific servers?

Q: Is there an easy way to change a registry setting on specific servers?

byJan De Clercq

Q. Is a Windows Server 2008 partition manager available?

Q. Is a Windows Server 2008 partition manager available?

Cloud Integration

Windows Azure Q & A with Amitabh Srivastava

Windows Azure Q & A with Amitabh Srivastava

byPaul Thurrott

Q. Will Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) snapshots work with Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV) in Windows Server 2008 R2?

Q. Will Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) snapshots work with Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV) in Windows Server 2008 R2?

Networking & Security

Q. Which network is used for intra-cluster communication in Windows Server 2008?

Q. Which network is used for intra-cluster communication in Windows Server 2008?

Q: What is Terminal Services (TS) Session Broker?

Q: What is Terminal Services (TS) Session Broker?

Q: What is Terminal Services (TS) Session Broker?

Networking & Security

5 Ways to Become a Network Hero

5 Ways to Become a Network Hero

Public release of Windows Vista/Windows Server 2008 SP2 Beta 2

Public release of Windows Vista/Windows Server 2008 SP2 Beta 2

byPaul Thurrott

Q. Where can I get Windows Media Services for Windows Server 2008?

Q. Where can I get Windows Media Services for Windows Server 2008?

Active Directory

How can I reset the default permissions on an Active Directory (AD) object?

How can I reset the default permissions on an Active Directory (AD) object?

byJan De Clercq

Active Directory

Apple forced to drop iPhone ad in the UK

Apple forced to drop iPhone ad in the UK

byPaul Thurrott

Networking & Security

Microsoft DNS vs. BIND

Microsoft DNS vs. BIND

Networking & Security

Secure Your DNS Servers

Secure Your DNS Servers

Configuring DHCP and WDS

Configuring DHCP and WDS

byRhonda Layfield

Q. How do Cluster Shared Volumes work in Windows Server 2008 R2?

Q. How do Cluster Shared Volumes work in Windows Server 2008 R2?

Cloud Integration

Windows SBS 2008 vs. MOS: It's Time for the Cloud

Windows SBS 2008 vs. MOS: It's Time for the Cloud

byPaul Thurrott

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