One of the common issues I’ve continuously come across while preparing Windows 10 and Windows 2016 above operating systems for virtual desktops or remote desktop services is when sysprep fails due to an installed application linked to a user account. I ran encountered this issue
Problem You attempt to use Remote Desktop to log into a domain controller but the attempt fails with the following message: An authentication error has occurred. The specified network password is not correct. Attempting to log in via the console is not an option. Solution
As much as Windows Server 2008 R2 has come to end of support, I still periodically come across them when working with clients and one of the common scenarios I’ve had to deal with is attempting to replicate them from an on-premise network to Microsoft
I’ve received quite a few questions around enabling Windows Virtual Desktops for Teams media redirection over the past few months and thought I’d write a quick blog post about how to go about configuring it. The following are links to the official Microsoft documentation for
Problem You have AD FS (Windows Server 2019) claims-based authentication configured for Exchange Server 2019 Version 15.2 (Build 464.5) OWA (Outlook on the Web) and has had it working in production for months but received complaints from users that the following error is presented after
I recently had a client who inadvertently created and completed a certificate request on a Windows Server that did not allow the private key of the certificate to be exported and needed it to be exported with the private key so it could be placed
I was recently asked to configure Zoom with ADFS and found certain parts of the following documentation provided by Zoom: Configuring Zoom With ADFS https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/202374287-Configuring-Zoom-With-ADFS … a bit confusing so I would like to write this post to provide a clear example of the settings
Problem I was recently asked to configure Zoom with ADFS as per the following documentation: Configuring Zoom With ADFS https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/202374287-Configuring-Zoom-With-ADFS … and was not able to complete the process because the following error was displayed when importing the federation metadata: An error occurred during an
Problem You notice that wireless clients authenticating with a wireless controller that uses a Microsoft Windows Network Policy server fails and the following error is logged: Log Name: System Source: NPS Event ID: 18 Level: Error An Access-Request message was received from RADIUS client 172.23.192.16
I’ve recently worked with a client who had no plans to move away from their on-premise Exchange Server 2019 due to regulations they had to abide to and was interested in leveraging their on-premise AD FS (Active Directory Federation Server) for clients to use claims-based
