Windows Server 2008

• by Nirmal Sharma
• Published on 6 Jan. 2009
• Section: Network

This article explains how you can change the Backup Interval of DHCP using a registry entry... Read More

• by Nirmal Sharma
• Published on 3 Dec. 2008
• Section: Active Directory

This article explains what all components or Services use the SRV records of domain controller... Read More

• by Chris Sanders
• Published on 7 Jan. 2009
• Section: Admin

If you are using Windows Vista as your primary desktop for managing Windows Server 2008, then you will need RSAT to do so... Read More

• by Chris Sanders
• Published on 4 Dec. 2008
• Section: Active Directory

The new Group Policy ADMX format is XML-based and provides a myriad of enhancements. Here we look at how to migrate old ADM files to this new format... Read More

• by Nirmal Sharma
• Published on 18 Dec. 2008
• Section: Terminal Servers and Thin Clients

This article explains a registry entry for Terminal Services to disable/enable advertising... Read More

• by Nirmal Sharma
• Published on 17 Dec. 2008
• Section: Terminal Servers and Thin Clients

This articles explains a registry entry you can modify to change the default RDP Port No. for Terminal Services... Read More

• by Nirmal Sharma
• Published on 2 Dec. 2008
• Section: Active Directory

This article explains how you can use few simple commands to fix the SRV records of a Domain Controller in an Active Directory Domain... Read More

• by Nirmal Sharma
• Published on 11 Sept. 2008
• Section: Active Directory

Checking users' password policies in Windows Server 2008 domain... Read More

• by Mitch Tulloch
• Published on 18 Nov. 2008
• Section: Admin

Why is it better to use Group Policy to modify the registry than to use Registry Editor itself?... Read More

• by Mitch Tulloch
• Published on 12 Nov. 2008
• Section: Admin

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 both use NTFS version 5.1. Does this mean that a disk that's used in one platform could be moved to the other and "just work"?... Read More