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Moving a Group to Another Domain – Using ADMT
To move windows group to other domain download ADMT Tool Install Active Directory Migration Tool Open the ADMT MMC snap-in it is located in Administrative Tools. Chose source and destination domains and click Next. On the Group Selection screen, chose the group that you want to migrate and click Next. On the next screen, select Browse and locate the desired OU. On the Group Options screen, select one or more of the following and click Next: Update user rights: Copies any user rights that Read more
Configuring Digital Rights Management (DRM) Windows 2008
What Is DRM: Digital Rights Management, or DRM, is a technology that allows the owner of some forms of media to enforce the terms to the people who have access to use it. Those who own the copyright to music, film, books, and video commonly use DRM to protect their property. You or your company may own media that you deliver on your media server or provide in email or SharePoint sites. It’s important to protect it. It is common for confidential and critical information to be sent from one company Read more
Configure Fax Windows Server 2008
Configure Fax properties - Windows server 2008 Within Server Manager, expand Roles and then expand Fax Server. Right-click Fax and choose Properties. On the Receipts tab, click the box labeled Enable SMTP E-Mail Receipts Delivery and enter a From e-mail address, SMTP server address, and port number. Select the Activity Logging tab. Click the boxes next to Log Incoming Fax Activity and Log Outgoing Fax Activity. In the Activity Log Folder text box, enter the path to store the activity log. Read more
Windows Server 2008 DNS Records
A Maps host name to an address AAAA Maps host name to Ipv6 address AFSDB Location of Andrew File System (AFS) cell’s database server or Distributed Computing Environment (DCE) cell’s authenticated server ATMA Maps domain name to Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) address CNAME Creates an alias (synonymous) name for the specified host HINFO Identifies the host’s hardware and operating system type ISDN Maps host name to Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) address (phone number) KEY Public Read more
Windows 2008 Ping Command Switches
-t Pings continuously until terminated by Ctrl+C. Press Ctrl+Break to view statistics. Perform extended testing or check for intermittent problems. -a Resolves address to host name. Test name resolution and troubleshoot Hosts file. -n count Specifies number of packets to send Perform extended testing. -l size Specifies packet size in bytes; the default is 64, the maximum is 8,192 Check for packet fragmentation and response time. -f Sets Don’t Fragment flag in packet Prevent routers from fragmenting Read more
Windows 2008 Server Roles
Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS). AD CS role services install on a number of operating systems, including Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2003, and Windows 2000 Server. Naturally the fullest implementation of AD CS is only possible on Windows Server 2008. You can deploy AD CS as a single standalone certification authority (CA), or you can deploy multiple servers and configure them as root, policy, and certificate issuing authorities. You also have a variety of Online Responder configuration possibilities. Active Read more