Author: Petri IT Knowledgebase Team

Issues that prevent the use of Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) to manage servers can be a headache for any busy system administrator. In this article we'll take a look at solving an RDP problem caused by some specific Windows security updates.

Learn how to grant DNSAdmins the right to view DNS event log entries remotely on Windows Server 2008 R2. Using a lab environment, we show you the steps to take when granting these rights, and what to do when an error occurs.

Don't miss free, live webinars happening this month on Windows 8, IT security fundamentals, and how to build a successful IT career with the new generation of Microsoft certifications.

Are you debating whether or not to learn PowerShell? In this video, speaker and author Mark Minasi gives you his top three reasons for learning PowerShell -- before it's too late.

See how to install and configure Citrix XenServer 6 and XenCenter in this video tutorial from Citrx CTP Elias Khnaser. Elias starts by going over the minimum requirements, hardware capabilities, recommended specifications before jumping to the step-by-step installation process.

Take a look at our June list of free webinars for IT pros. This month our webinar lineup includes presentations on Windows Server 2012, Hyper-V, Security and Data Privacy, VMware Backup and more.

In this video post, VCDX & vExpert Jason Nash provides a walkthrough of the configurations you’ll need when creating a new vDS - vNetwork Distributed Switch, including settings for the main switch, uplinks, and port groups.

In this video post, Jeremy Moskowitz, Group Policy MVP and founder of PolicyPak software walks us through his Group Policy add-on, PolicyPak, and shows how you can deliver Group Policy settings over VDI to lock down applications.

Anyone who has relied on a hard drive or other storage device has probably lost an important file. It may be due to accidental deletion, data corruption, or merely a change of mind - "Shoot, I shouldn't have deleted that file!". The good news is that these files can almost always be restored. In this post, we walk you through a few simple steps to recover those lost files.

The purpose of a share (aka shared folder) is to expose a portion of a server’s file system to network users. The idea is to just keep portions of that file system available to users while allowing other portions of the server’s file system to remain private and unseen by network users. In this post, you will learn how to administer shares using Windows Explorer.

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In this post, Daniel Petri shows how to determine which attributes will be saved for a deleted object. To perform the steps in this article, you must be a member of the Schema Admins group, and have network connectivity with the DC that holds the Schema Master FSMO role.

If you have ever wondered where you can find an object that was deleted from the Archive Directory or if you ever wanted to see the details of your lost objects, this post by Daniel Petri can help you. With these instructions, you will have the ability to recover deleted objects.

Want to know if your CPU supports SLAT (Second Level Address Translation)? In this post, Daniel Petri goes over the specific requirements for the embedded Hyper-V feature that Windows 8 Client offers.

In this video tutorial, Exchange MVP J. Peter Bruzzese demonstrates how to install Exchange Server 2010 SP2 from start to finish.