As expected, we can use Group Policy to control whether our Active Directory users can access the Windows Store and/or use Microsoft Accounts on Windows 8 domain member systems. By Default domain users can access the Windows Store and install apps.
By Timothy Warner - Fri, May 24, 2013 - 0 comments Timothy Warner is a Windows systems administrator, software developer, author, and technical trainer based in Nashville, TN.
FrameFlow MSP is a Windows-based server monitoring solution that is aimed at managed service providers (MSPs) in multi-site environments. By leveraging standard ports and industry standard protocols, FrameFlow enables network managers to centralize and report on administrative data from Windows servers, Linux servers, and SNMP-compatible routers and switches.
By Timothy Warner - Wed, May 8, 2013 - 0 comments Timothy Warner is a Windows systems administrator, software developer, author, and technical trainer based in Nashville, TN.
Microsoft made incremental changes to security auditing in Windows Server 2012. These enhancements include the ability to audit removable drive usage, to create expression-based audit policies, and to retrieve more detailed and meaningful audit log entries.
By Timothy Warner - Fri, May 3, 2013 - 0 comments Timothy Warner is a Windows systems administrator, software developer, author, and technical trainer based in Nashville, TN.
Some Windows systems administrators are faced with deploying and supporting Apple iDevices running iOS. What first- and third-party options exist for these sysadmins?
By Timothy Warner - Wed, May 1, 2013 - 0 comments Timothy Warner is a Windows systems administrator, software developer, author, and technical trainer based in Nashville, TN.
Access-Denied Assistance is a new feature in Windows Server 2012 that makes it easier for users to get help for “access denied” errors with shared file resources. On the other side of the equation, administrators are given clear information to resolve such permissions problems.
By Timothy Warner - Mon, April 29, 2013 - 0 comments Timothy Warner is a Windows systems administrator, software developer, author, and technical trainer based in Nashville, TN.
