Being Administrators, we will come across the situation where we need to reset the passwords for all the Servers and Workstations Local administrator Accounts. we can not go to each machine and reset the passwords. In this article, we will see how to reset the Local administrator password. Below command will help in reseting the […]
In this article we see about NTFS sharing folders in Server manager. Open Server manager and file and storage Services Click on share and right side tab click Tasks and click on new Share. Select profile for sharing and select SMB Share -Quick and Click on Next. Select location of server and Volume of the […]
In this article we see about automate the process of sharing new folders by using PowerShell. You can automate the process of sharing new folders using PowerShell 3.0 . For example, To create and share folder, We could use the following commands in PowerShell, MD E:\Shares\ITDocuments New-SMBShare -Name ITDocuments -Path D:\Shares\ITDocuments -FolderEnumerationMode AccessBased -CachingModeITDocuments -EncryptData $True -FullAccess Everyone In […]
As a system administrator, there will be times that user will be contacting you for unlocking their AD account when they get locked out. Usually unlocking their AD account from Active Directory Users and Computers will resolve the issue.But user facing frequently account locking after unlocking the account. For this issue we need follow the some procedure and […]
In this article we see about how to configure the Windows Time service and troubleshoot when the Windows Time service doesn’t work correctly. To check the PDC Server for Time Synchronization and to configure the PDC master by using an internal hardware clock, follow these steps: Select Start > Run, type regedit, and then select OK. Click HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\W32Time\Config\AnnounceFlags Right-click on Announce Flags, […]
It is simple to get the Lastlogon time stamps for the computers using Active Directory Snap-in or importing the Active Directory module in the Normal PowerShell For one Computer, Open Active Directory Snap-in and run the below command with computer name for which you want to fetch the lastlogon time stamp Command Get-ADComputer -Identity ComputerName […]
