Azure Infra – a technical blog.
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Windows 2008R2 features part V: DHCP Split-scope
DHCP is the mechanism that gives most client these days the tools (ip address) for connectivity. Most companies however do not realize the importance of the DHCP service and…
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Visio Stencils
<update> The links are now actually working.. you can download them again </update> My previous studiographic.nl website was not too great.. so I moved everything over to the blog..…
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Safari 4.0 beta is out
I am one of the few people using Safari next to IE(7/8) as their standard browser during day to day internet surfing. Many try to get me into Firefox…
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Tunnel DMZ to Internal
When you have servers in the DMZ that are members of your internal AD (not best practice ok.. ) .. you find yourself shooting holes in the firewall to…
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Default Logon Domain
When you use Windows 7, Windows 2008 R2 or Vista / Windows 2008 you almost always have to type the domain name during logon.. eg Type your username as…
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Free training?
Organizing a free training can give your business new customers, thats probably the idea behind free trainings seminars from Twice IT; you can follow a short course in exchange…
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RSS feeds
Many of you use RSS feeds, to subscribe to a feed from this website, hoover over the category you are interested in and select RSS for the feed. If…
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Windows 2008R2 features part IV: Managed Service Accounts & Password Reset's
So we have deployed the Managed Service Accounts, and now we want a password policy set on them.. usually the service accounts have a different password policy set, so…
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Windows 2008R2 features part III: Managed Service Accounts
Password policies can help administrators secure their environment, letting users change their passwords on regular basis makes it harder for hackers to get in to a system by guessing…
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Tourist office and Google Maps combined
The strength new media is best showed when it’s simplified and usable by anyone.. take google maps, most people know about it, use it on their computer but if you’re on…
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Securing Wireless with WHS Part II
Some of you might be using Windows 7 already and have noticed that the Wireless solution for Windows Home Server does work well with Windows 7. In fact, the…
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Windows 2008 Features (DFSRMIG)
The introduction of Windows 2008 brought us the famous Read-Only domain controller, the domain controller without passwords (unless explicitly approved) and one-way replication. That one-way replication also applied…