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Thanks for the hint, Aaron.
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Thanks for sharing your input, Jason.
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Jasmin Kahriman wrote a new post, NIC Teaming in Windows Server 2022 3 months, 1 week ago
Jasmin Kariman NIC Teaming in Windows Server 2022 allows you to combine multiple physical and virtual network interfaces into a single logical virtual adapter called NIC Team. The feature is available in Windows Server, Windows Full Desktop Experience (with GUI), and Server Core (without GUI). The idea is to provide better performance, reliability, load balancing, and redundancy between network cards. […]
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Hey Gerold – thanks for commenting. Only once confirmed it works (“If everything works as expected, you should take the 4sysops database offline on the old server.”) take it offline.
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Hey Mark – thank you for your comment. This article shows how to copy the database from one to another server, not the prechecks. However, your point is valid, and we’ll add a small paragraph about it.
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Jasmin Kahriman wrote a new post, Copy SQL Server database 3 months, 2 weeks ago
Considering that many Microsoft enterprise products rely on SQL Server, many admins face the task of copying the SQL Server database if new server hardware is deployed or when an upgrade of the SQL version is necessary. In this guide, I will copy a SQL Server database hosted on SQL Server 2016 to a SQL Server 2022 system.
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Jasmin Kahriman liked SNMP vs WMI for Windows monitoring. (So far, This post has 2 likes) 3 months, 4 weeks ago
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Jasmin Kahriman wrote a new post, SNMP vs WMI for Windows monitoring 4 months ago
The two most common protocols for monitoring Microsoft products are Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) and Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI). They are both natively supported in Windows and Windows Server, and neither one requires you to install third-party add-ons to start monitoring. This article explains the difference between the two protocols and helps you choose the one that works better for your scenario.
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