Group Policy is responsible for managing computers from a central location and configuration of operating systems, applications, and users’ settings in an Active Directory environment. Group Policy also works as…
Active Directory is a database and set of services that store information about users and their respective computers. Also, it helps create a connection between users and various Windows domain…
In an Active Directory environment, RSoP (Resultant Set of Policy) is the sum of all Group Policy settings that polls existing and planned policies depending on the domain, domain controller,…
Microsoft’s Windows PowerShell is a configuration management framework and automation engine that comprises a command-line shell and a scripting language to perform complex tasks. The purpose of Windows PowerShell is…
Nowadays, IT network management organizations are facing new challenges as many digital businesses are gaining momentum. The advancement of mobile devices, video collaborations, and more is increasing the demand for…
Like other servers, Windows Server 2008 purpose is to store company files and data. It is one of the robust operating systems with the best features for servers. Nowadays, many…
The success of non-relational databases is not surprising, and over the years, they have gained solid ground in the enterprise world. Riak is an open-source, web-scalable database based on NoSQL…
What is JMX? Java Management Extensions (JMX) is a Java technology that includes tools for monitoring and managing system objects, applications, and service-oriented networks. The resources are represented by objects…
We show you how to check System Uptime in Windows Server 2012, 2016, and 2019. We also review the best Windows Server Uptime Monitoring tools.
Suppose you are a Windows System Administrator and responsible for managing remote computers. In that case, there will be times when you will need to restart or shut down a…