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Blog Post: Six Audit Mistakes Everyone Seems To Make With Windows Server

Kaushik Ainapure [MSFT]

Hi, this is Richard Sasser 'Rick', MCM, Red shirted dude (security guy). This might seem like old data, but you’d be surprised how many people looked at Security Auditing in Windows Server 2008 and 2008R2, saw that the old policies applied, and ...read more

on 22 Sep 2014
Blog Post: A 5 Second Boot Optimization If You’ve Disabled IPv6 on Windows Client and Server by setting DisabledComponents to 0xFFFFFFFF

Kaushik Ainapure [MSFT]

Hey, y’all, Mark back with some new info on two of my favorite topics, IPv6 and Slow Boot Slow Logon (SBSL). If you’ve disabled IPv6 long ago this post is one you’ll want to pay attention to. Let’s dig in and get you up to speed. What’s Microsoft Recommend ...read more

on 15 Sep 2014
Blog Post: LSASS Crashing, CNF Objects May Be the Cause

Kaushik Ainapure [MSFT]

Hey y’all, Mark back with a rare but hard-to-troubleshoot problem where CNF or conflict mangled NTDS Settings objects cause LSASS to crash on Active Directory domain controllers. The goal of this article is to create some awareness and have you install ...read more

on 23 Jun 2014
Blog Post: Group Policy Debug Troubleshooting: A Real World Example

Kaushik Ainapure [MSFT]

Hi My name is Lakshman Hariharan and I work for Microsoft as a Premier Field Engineer supporting Active Directory. One of the things I love about what we do on a daily basis is the fact that we get to work on some of the strangest issues. This is also ...read more

on 2 Jun 2014
Blog Post: IPv6 for the Windows Administrator: The 2002: (6to4 Tunnel) Address and its Impact

Anonymous

Hello, this is Venkat Kalyanasundaram back with another IPv6 post for everyone. We discussed in my previous post IPv6 for the Windows Administrator: How Name Resolution Works in a Dual IPv4/IPv6 Scenario and talked about the behavior when using a private ...read more

on 18 Nov 2013
Blog Post: How To Split and Migrate Child Domain DNS Records To a Dedicated DNS Zone

Anonymous

Hello, my name is Pierre Ricca, and I am a Premier Field Engineer focused on Active Directory and PowerShell scripting. I started working at Microsoft France as PFE in November 2010. An important part of my job consists of delivering health checks, risk ...read more

on 2 Dec 2013
Blog Post: Domain and DC Migrations: How To Monitor LDAP, Kerberos and NTLM Traffic To Your Domain Controllers

Anonymous

Hi everyone Adrian Corona here, this time I’d like to talk about a scenario that I get asked about a lot: Domain / Domain Controller Migrations. A very (if not the most) important piece of a successful migration is to know when there’s ...read more

on 16 Dec 2013
Blog Post: Microsoft PKI OCSP Responder Now JITC Certified and Lab Setup Guide

Anonymous

Hello all, my name is Jesse Esquivel and I’m a platforms PFE with one of my specialty’s being security/PKI. I’ve been working with PKI in the Department of Defense (DoD) and Federal spaces for the last 7 years, designing, installing ...read more

on 8 Jan 2014

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Blog Post: Six Audit Mistakes Everyone Seems To Make With Windows Server

Blog Post: A 5 Second Boot Optimization If You’ve Disabled IPv6 on Windows Client and Server by setting DisabledComponents to 0xFFFFFFFF

Blog Post: LSASS Crashing, CNF Objects May Be the Cause

Blog Post: Group Policy Debug Troubleshooting: A Real World Example

Blog Post: IPv6 for the Windows Administrator: The 2002: (6to4 Tunnel) Address and its Impact

Blog Post: How To Split and Migrate Child Domain DNS Records To a Dedicated DNS Zone

Blog Post: Domain and DC Migrations: How To Monitor LDAP, Kerberos and NTLM Traffic To Your Domain Controllers

Blog Post: Microsoft PKI OCSP Responder Now JITC Certified and Lab Setup Guide