I was asked while ago to look at why a new Cisco UCS B-Series Infrastructure environment was lighting up like a Christmas tree. Eager to look at what the reason why, I logged on and
It’s been awhile since I’ve had to do a greenfield deployment of Active Directory as most of the projects I’ve done in the past few years involve established networks so simple setup principals I used
I’m still trying to catch up with the items on my “to blog” list and lately I’ve been asked about configuring Cisco UCS B Series Infrastructure’s UCS Manager to authenticate with Active Directory & LDAP
When I look back at the projects I’ve been a part of for the past few years, I’ve found that I average at least three to four domain and/or forest upgrades a year. This isn’t
I was asked awhile ago about locating the krbtgt account in the Active Directory Users and Computers mmc and because I was busy, I asked the friend to try searching for it on the internet.
I was recently asked about an error message someone encountered when trying to raise the rIDAvailablePool attribute in Active Directory and it took me a good 15 minutes on the phone before I finally figured
I was recently asked by an ex-colleague about having an issue with mounting a Windows server share from within an ESX 3.5 server and my first instinct turned out to be wrong so I thought
As mentioned in one of my earlier posts, I’ve been performing some tests with Active Directory restores to provide myself with a refresh of the procedure as I haven’t done it for awhile and just
Problem I recently deployed Microsoft Lync Server 2010 in a small environment and was told that Microsoft LCS and OCS was never deployed so I went ahead and treated the environment as a greenfield but
As I prepare to plan for a infrastructure upgrade for a client, I decided to build a small lab environment to do some tests with directory services restoration as it’s been years since I’ve had
