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Proxmox
High-Availability (HA) Proxmox Clusters: Do’s & Don’ts
One of the most powerful features of running a virtualization cluster is being able to have high availability features that are built into the solution. High availability features allow you to run virtual machines in…
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Exchange
Microsoft Exchange You do not have permission to send to this recipient
This is one of those nagging undeliverable messages that can cause much heartburn for a messaging administrator as the problem…
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Computers
Installing Exchange 2013 in Windows Server 2008 R2 step by step
Microsoft messaging administrators everywhere always look forward to the next version of Microsoft Exchange as it usually brings many desired…
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Windows Server 2012
Windows Server 2012 still missing the shared folder icon
One of the misnomers of Windows Server 2008 R2 that gave admins fits is the lack of any type of shared…
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Windows
Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit replaces WAIK
For those administrators out there who have been using the Microsoft Automated Installation Kit, there are changes coming down the…
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Servers
Blade Servers Saving Money and Transforming Modern Business Computing
The computer network of any organization could be considered the backbone, whether it be large or small. Having the right…
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Windows
Local port printers vs network printers windows 7
Many get confused when it comes to printer setup on Windows 7 machines and which type of printer they need…
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Malware
Windows 7 Malware Cleanup with Roaming Profiles
We have covered this situation before with malware and profiles in a different post. However, we thought it good to…
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Cloud
How to Create a Cloud System and Possible Concerns
The advantages of a cloud computing system are many, but so are the risks associated with it. When a cloud…
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Linux
How to install SSH in Ubuntu Server
One of the first things that you are probably going to want to do with your Ubuntu server is SSH…
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Windows
How to add a file copy progress indicator to scripts
One of the frustrating things with scripting and copying files is knowing where in the file copy your copy actually…
