Whether it’s setting up redirected profile or home folders for Active Directory user accounts, folders for VMware View Persona management, or Citrix UPM I find it somewhat cumbersome to manually configure the folders through a
I was recently asked to look into an issue with upgrading Silverlight 4 to version 5 because creating a new Software Installation package with version 5 did not upgrade the desktops that had version 4
Although not too challenging of a task, I thought it would be a good idea to quickly demonstrate how to create a Active Directory group policy that uninstalls Mozilla Firefox from workstations upon startup so
I’m sure all of us have come across the issue where we have certain folders (i.e. redirected folders, roaming profiles) that we don’t have permissions to and when we try to delete them, we’re unable
To follow up on one of my previous posts: Monitoring free drive space with Windows Server 2008 R2 and Performance Monitorhttps://blog.terenceluk.com/2012/10/monitoring-free-drive-space-with.html … this post serves to demonstrate how to set up drive space monitoring and
Problem You would like to monitor free drive space on a server with the native features of Windows Server 2008 R2 without having to purchase monitoring software such as SolarWinds, SCOM, etc. Solution I’ve found
I’ve been assisting clients recently with setting up monitoring on various servers and realized that I haven’t written a post about how to write errors in Windows Server application and system event logs so this
One of the challenges using Citrix XenApp published applications from desktops is when you attempt to open files through Internet Explorer because the Internet Explorer resides on the desktop while the application, such as MS
Problem You’re trying to configure WinRM on a Windows XP desktop but when you execute the command winrm quickconfig, you receive the following error: Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600] (C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp. P:Documents
As most administrators would know, Windows 2008 domain controllers offers the new Group Policy Preferences which includes more than 20 new Group Policy extensions that expand the range of configurable settings within a Group Policy
