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Unlike Windows Server, PowerShell Remoting isn’t enabled by default in Windows 10. PowerShell Remoting is a secure management protocol (WSMan) for connecting to and managing remote devices. In its default configuration, PowerShell Remoting secures traffic over HTTP. It’s primarily designed to be used in an Active Directory (AD) environment, which protects the authentication phase using…

Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) is an open standard that facilitates user logon to on-premises and cloud services.

The world of SharePoint is constantly evolving. From significant announcements like Viva to managing the security of your users and data, it’s a platform that is not going away anytime soon. That is why today, we are hosting our GET-IT SharePoint virtual conference that is open to everyone and packed full of deep technical SharePoint…

2020 saw more people work from home than ever due to the worldwide health pandemic. But organizations were caught off guard and needed to quickly find ways to let employees work remotely and securely. Even organizations that had virtual private network (VPN) solutions already in place scrambled to scale them to handle a significantly higher…

Change graphics performance preferences to solve problems with display issues on devices with dual GPUs.

Microsoft’s battle for education, while not won, has certainly become much less of a worry for the company.

January has come and gone but Office 365 news is still flowing.

The first month of the year has come and gone but here is a recap of the Azure announcements for January.

Activity Explorer Highlights Label Activities In June 2020, I covered Microsoft’s “Know Your Data” initiative, essentially the introduction of a bunch of new features in the Data classification section of the Microsoft 365 compliance center. Requiring Office 365 E5 or Microsoft 365 E5 (or E5 compliance) licenses, Microsoft targets this functionality at large enterprises who…

Microsoft introduced Secure Shell (SSH) as a transport for PowerShell Remoting in PowerShell 6. Older versions of PowerShell (Windows PowerShell) are restricted to HTTP/HTTPS and Windows Remote Management (WinRM). WinRM/HTTP is fine for Active Directory (AD) environments. Authentication and communications are secured. WinRM/HTTPS is for accessing workgroup computers, i.e. computers not joined to an AD…