Author: Phil
The end of round robin DNS on Windows Servers
In previous of Windows Server DNS round robin has been the method of choice for application load balancing in situations where your needed a single record to point to any of a series of servers. Round robin is…
Read More »Configuring Windows server core 2016
Once the OS has been installed and password set you are then left with a with a command prompt slightly reminiscent of a Linux server with only a terminal to use. This is often where the GUI friendly…
Read More »Randomize your MAC address in Ubuntu
Windows 10 users would have probably seen the option on there Wifi settings to enable a random hardware address for networks. This is useful when wanting to keep anonymous on public wifi connections or even to get more…
Read More »Creating CSR and KEY files in Windows using Openssl
It’s often necessary to create csr files to be used as certificate requests for certificate authorities such as Comodo. For Linux sysadmins this is common practice but for many Windows administrators used primarily to using built in tools…
Read More »Keeping time accurate on your Windows Domain
A simple but common problem I have seen on Windows domains is time drift. Normally it’s a user that logs a ticket pointing out that the clock on their workstation or sometimes application server is wrong. Although this…
Read More »Collecting Event logs from core or desktop experience servers using new-pssession
Basics: Create a new session to a variable Or with multiple sessions (Note that when using multiple connections the variables will be assigned to the in the order of which server connected the quickest not as they are…
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