While Windows offers automated methods for managing services, manual deletion is sometimes necessary to maintain a healthy and secure system. Here are some common scenarios where you might need to take this approach: Deleting a Windows service manually requires administrator privileges and should be performed with caution. Here’s a step-by-step...
Exchange Message tracking is a powerful feature that allows administrators to trace emails as they navigate through various components of the Exchange infrastructure. While you can employ the Exchange Management Console (EMC) for message tracking, using the Exchange Management Shell proves to be a more efficient and reliable method. How...
How to Upgrade Domain Controller running Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2016 Domain Controller? Despite Windows Server 2003 being out of Microsoft support since July 2015, many organizations still rely on this out-of-date operating system for business operations, and many more still use it as part of their primary...
Here is a quick procedure for how to install Windows Server 2012 R2. Windows Server 2012 R2, released in October 2013, is a server operating system from Microsoft. While it introduced valuable features like enhanced Storage Spaces, Hyper-V improvements, and PowerShell 4.0, it’s essential to remember that it’s an older...
Long before the widespread adoption of managed cloud database services, technical engineers commonly built and deployed databases directly onto operating systems. Installing Microsoft SQL Server on Windows Server was a frequent task. Microsoft SQL Server 2012 R2 (SQL-2012), released in April 2012, is a robust relational database management system. While...
After you have installed the Windows Server 2016 Nano instance, you can now configure it to enable remote access. Nano has no GUI, and it is only accessible after configuring WinRm on the server with PowerShell. What is WinRM? WinRM (Windows Remote Management) is a Microsoft technology that allows remote...
Want to Install MediaWiki? Great! It is an open-source Wiki web application used by Wikipedia. It is written in PHP and requires a Database backend to function. It has been publicly released to the Open-Source community. Note: This procedure was revisited and tested in January 2024. It has been validated...
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