Printer mapping: GPO and Script
When setting up an Active Directory, one of the things you want to set up automatically is the mapping of printers to…
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Deploy Windows with MDT and WDS
In this tutorial, we will see how to use the couple MDT (Microsoft Deployment Toolkit) and WDS (Windows Deployment Services) to deploy…
Network share: enable enumeration based on access EBA
IntroductionEnable enumeration based on access EBAConfigure NTFS rights to use EBAConclusion Introduction The access-based enumeration allows to display in a network share,…
Enable Windows Active Directory Recycle Bin 2012/2016/2019
The Active Directory Recycle Bin is a feature that came with Windows 2008R2, which is disabled by default. To activate the recycle…
GPO: Make users administrator of their computer
Presentation In this tutorial, we are going to have how to set up a GPO to make the admin domain users of…
Resolve temporary profile issues on RDS / TSE remote desktops
Context : Temporary profile error on logonSolution to resolve temporary profile issue Context : Temporary profile error on logon For multiple and…
WSUS – Installation and configuration – Windows Server Update Service
IntroductionPrerequisitesInstalling the WSUS roleWSUS configurationFirst step with the WSUS Administration ConsoleUpdate ManagementValidate updatesRefuse the updatesComputer configurationIn a domain by GPOManual configurationCheck the…
Active directory: How to set up a child domain
In this tutorial, we will see how to put a child domain in an Active Directory tree. A child domain is a subdomain of one of the component domains in your Active Directory forest. Subdomain segmentation allows for logical partitioning of the domain. Active Directory and also to apply rights delegations on children.
Scheduled task run a PowerShell script
To run a PowerShell script using a scheduled task in Windows, you must set the Action to run a Program and configure…
Active Directory: installation and configuration of a domain controller
In this tutorial, we will see how to set up an Active Directory domain.In summary, an Active Directory is a database (LDAP) that contains a set of objects (users, computers, etc.) and delivers several services:Centralization of objects on the network in a single database User Authentication Rights management Policy Application (GPO) …
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