Move WSUS Content to another location
In case you facing the situation that you need to move the WSUS content to another location to free up the disk space. Below are the steps to do that.…
Windows Server 2016 is a server operating system developed by Microsoft as part of the Windows NT family of operating systems.
In case you facing the situation that you need to move the WSUS content to another location to free up the disk space. Below are the steps to do that.…
Recently, One of our customer's server had an issue during boot process. Below the steps on how to resolve UEFI Boot issue on Windows Server. You need to insert and…
In this time, we will configure the DHCP failover on Windows Server. DHCP Failover is a feature on the Windows DHCP server to ensure the High Availability of DHCP server for…
Nano Server was a new install option that Microsoft introduced with Windows Server 2016. Nano Server was meant to provide Windows Server customers the ability to run Windows Server stripped…
Beginning with Windows 2000, Microsoft includes the Windows Time Service with all versions of Windows. Initially, the purpose of Windows Time Service was to keep all clocks on the Windows…
IPv4 address conflicts are a common cause of problems with DHCP. No two computers on the network can have the same unicast IP address. If a computer is assigned the…
What is new in Active Directory? Active Directory (AD) is a directory service that Microsoft developed for Windows domain networks. It is included in most Windows Server operating systems as…
This article will provide the information on How to migrate an existing DHCP server to another DHCP server. Using NETSH command Log in to the DHCP server that you want…
Today, I got an error "The certificate stores could not be enumerated. The network path was not found" while accessing the MMC-Certificate remotely. After further checking, this error message…
In the last article, I've shown you how to create an iSCSI target in Windows Server 2016. Now, I will continue to configure the client to connect to the iSCSI…