Another (Cloud) Tip…Federated vs. Managed Users
By Evan Basalik Office 365 authentication has the concept of two types of users – federated and managed. Federated users are ones for whose authentication […]
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Today’s (Cloud) Tip… Same sign-on vs. Single sign-on
By Evan Basalik Customers can leverage Directory Synchronization (DirSync) to keep their local Active Directory and Windows Azure Active Directory in sync. The DirSync application […]
(Cloud) Tip Of The Day
This tip of the day is cloud yo! Straight from Evan Basalik, an Senior Support Escalation Engineer! Today’s (Cloud) Tip…Security of customer data in Office […]
How to stand up a MediaWiki on Windows Server 2012 (10 easy steps with pictures)
Step 1. Setup Windows Server 2012 (see my build a lab series for that if you don’t know how). Step 2. Patch it and name […]
Building up a learning lab based on Windows 8 and Hyper-V, Part VI
So in our previous installment, we were at Server Manager, ready to configure our pristine Domain Controller. So lets get to it! First, click on […]
Building up a learning lab based on Windows 8 and Hyper-V, Part V, the triumphant return
When we last left our “how to build a Hyper-V based lab” blog post, which is here by the way, we were building our Domain […]
Windows 8 Tip of the Day: How to map a drive in Windows to a Skydrive folder or root.
1) Open a document in SkyDrive – such as an excel xls or word doc 2) File->Save As (Note folder – it will be something […]
Windows 8 Tip of the Day, Storage Spaces Explained
From Robert Mitchell! Storage Spaces is functionality built into Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012 that allows you to pool together physical disks into a […]
Windows 8 Tip of the Day–Sysinternals Updates!
Today’s Tip… From Robert Mitchell! A number of SysInternals tools were recently updated. For those of you that use these tools on a regular basis, […]
How to redirect Serial Ports in Windows Server 2012 RDS/VDI
This tip came to me from a question someone posed internally that we had to find an answer for by hunting someone down . […]