Month: July 2014
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Deploying Terminal Services
In this article we will discuss Terminal Services or Remote Desktop Services available with newer versions of Windows Server. I will describe the main components that make up this technology and we will then install and configure this feature. A Terminal Server is a machine which offers RDP clients a way to connect and access […]
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PA Server Monitor Receives 5 Star Gold Award!
Power Admin’s PA Server Monitor was reviewed by Microsoft MVP, Mitch Tulloch. It was given a Gold Star Award, with a full 5 out of 5 stars…it’s highest award! You can find the article here: WindowsNetworking.com Product Reviews. Check it out, and let us know what you think!
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Do You Need to Tighten Up Your Business Security?
The online world is one that has its dangers, so it’s a good idea to consider your business and its security on the internet. For every contemporary business the ability to safely email, work remotely, and run its website is crucial to its day-to-day workings. The rules to keeping your business safe are often just […]
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The Advantages of Video Conferencing
Travel and accommodation costs are on the rise and sending employees out of the office can end up being costly. However travel is a necessary business expense. In a bid to be more economical and for a business to increase productivity many are now considering video conferencing. It’s a simple enough practice; video conferencing connects […]
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GPMC & Group Policy Store in Server 2008
In this article I will show you how to install Group Policy Management Console and Create a Central Store for storing Group Policy Files. GPMC was first introduced in Windows Server 2003 and it hasn’t changed much with Windows Server 2008. If you are running Active Directory within your organization, it’s most likely that you […]
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Does MS Office have a Future on Tablets?
Tech giant Microsoft’s ‘Surface’ line of tablets have been off to a bumpy start to say the least. The tablet has faced heavy criticism; that it’s expensive and non-intuitive, not to mention the widespread dislike of Windows 8.1. Considering the way the business sphere is beginning to lean towards BYOD environments, cloud computing and remote […]