If you have recently installed a new Windows Server 2016, it is a good practice to assign it a user friendly server name and change its date, time and time zone to match your location. Changing the Server Name Step 1: Press Windows
How to Configure DHCP with PowerShell
PowerShell commands are an easy way to save a lot of time as system administrator. In this article, I'll show you how to configure DHCP from PowerShell. I have following information including scope, and router gateway IP. DHCP DNSServerIP="192.168.1.10" DHCPServerIP="192.168.1.10"
How to Check the PowerShell Version on Windows
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How to Create an Active Directory Account Using Powershell in Windows Server
Creating new AD accounts or removing AD accounts is a day to day task for a system administrators when new employees may be joining or any existing employee may be leaving the company. While the GUI is an easy way
How to Turn Off Firewall in Windows Server 2016
The Windows Firewall is included in every Windows operating system to keep our computer safe from bad guys. However, if you are using Windows Server 2016 in your data center, you may be using a dedicated firewall as replacement. It
How to Keep Installed Drivers After Running SYSPREP
Sometime it is necessary to keep installed drivers on windows even after running sysprep. You can do so by following these steps. Step-by-Step instructions Step 1: Open run command. Type regedit and then press enter key. Step 2: Go to the following