By 1996, the IEFT released RFC 1883 to define the IPv6 protocol. It has been designed to be the successor of IPv4, which was expected to arrive at exhaustion of available IP addresses between one or two decades later. Though techniques like NAT or private network addressing mitigate IPv4 exhaustion, they can only delay the […]
Today, one of my colleagues wanted to log on to a server and got this message. Of course, the password was the right one and the account was not locked out. (Fortunately, this issue did not prevent me to open a remote PowerShell session.) As soon as I have an issue, my first reaction is […]
Just wanted to reblog this interesting post of Ken Mazaika which is still useful even if you only write Powershell scripts.
The PKI is a keystone in the security system of every company. Combined with the new features of Windows 2016, you will greatly enhance the security of your infrastructure. Today I want to introduce you a new french book from Patrick IZZO. I hope you will enjoy it as much as the two weeks I […]
Log on to your CA server Search the following shortcut Or alternatively, open a command prompt and type certsrv.msc
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