Microsoft Surface has received a few consistent complaints about shortcomings such as poor battery life and limited storage. In this post I will outline a few fixes that prepared Microsoft’s tablet PC for our corporate environment.
Joseph Moody is a desktop administrator for a public school and help manage about 5,500 computers. I specialize in Active Directory, Group Policy, and software deployment.
Jim Jones has been a Windows/Network/Voice Systems administrator for over a decade and currently works as a Sr. Network Administrator in West Virginia, USA.
Internet Clients can be particularly difficult to troubleshoot for several reasons. Foremost, they are usually off-site, so that can present logistical challenges.
David is an author and consultant, working for Endurance IT Services in Virginia Beach, Virginia, specializing in Microsoft enterprise systems and Business Process Automation.
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.
To make life easier as an admin, several network protocols have been introduced to help manage TCP/IP. One of these protocols is the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).