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DNS plays a vital role in a healthy AD environment. Learn to configure DNS settings for a network adapter in Windows Server 2012 in this quick Ask an Admin article.

Need more space? Increase storage by configuring storage space in Windows Server to create a failover cluster.

Don’t have enough squirming tentacles sticking out of your unused USB ports? Check out our creepy solution!

Are you guilty of being a bad IT pro? Find out why our writer thinks some IT pros give business owners reason to outsource to cloud computing.

Confused by the licensing options available for VMware Horizon Suite? Discover what’s changed in our handy VMware Horizon Suite Licensing breakdown.

PowerShell’s Out-Gridview cmdlet is your friend. Learn to manage AD in PowerShell using Out-Gridview and filter your results.

Need to integrate with Windows Azure? Discover how Windows Azure Pack (WAP) brings Azure cloud integration to Microsoft System Center and Windows Server.

We’re returning with our mutli-part series on managing network adapters with PowerShell! Learn how to configure an adapter in today’s tutorial.

We’ve shown you how to create a basic scale-out file server (SOFS) – now it’s time to learn what goes into designing an SOFS!

Are you giving PowerShell a fair shake? Read about PowerShell features that could help you with Windows Server management strategy.

We’re creating a scale-out file server (SOFS) to share failover storage using Windows Server 2012 R2. Learn how with this how-to guide!

Happy System Administrators Appreciation Day! Here are some ideas to help you celebrate the only holiday that honors the hard-working SysAdmin.