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- Coniguring Problem Management in SCSM 2012
Like antoni has wrote a blog (mentioned below) for the detailed steps to configure Incident management in SCSM, is there any reference for configuring problem management also?
- Pass-through disks are disappearing after configuring MPIO on Windows . . .
The KB applies to Server 2012 R2 and earlier versions I'm not sure if it is supported on Server 2016 since there are no official documents about it >>After configuring MPIO in guest VM that is in my case Win-VM, few pass-through disks are disappearing from Win-VM If MPIO is not configured, are the pass-through disks appearing?
- SQL Server Logshipping cannot connect to secondary server
When you configuring log shipping from the primary server to secondary server, we need to verify if two server is in one domain, and if you add the SQL Server port in exception in firewall, we need to make sure that you have configured the firewall on the server instance of SQL Server to accept connections In addition, there are some notes, you can refer to them
- Remote Desktop Services: Survival Guide - TechNet Articles - United . . .
Table of Contents Overview Remote Desktop Services Overview User Profile Disks: Installing and configuring User Profile Disks (UPD) RemoteFX Enabled thin client devices How to verify RDP 8 0 is enabled on a client
- Setup new RDS server, and Licensed but only one user can log in at a . . .
You can cancel that session and try to use an admin level account (while the initial user remains logged in) and the admin user also gets the "Configuring session" message and stays stuck for as long as you allow the first session to stay connected You can log out all users, and then swap the user accounts and the exact same things happens
- Server 2012 Essentials - Failure configuring Windows updates. Reverting . . .
The updates always seem to install just fine, but when the server is rebooted to apply the update, it is always reverting with the following message: "Failure configuring Windows updates Reverting changes " The following eventviewer events are available: - A reboot is necessary before package KB4019216 can be changed to the Installed state
- Windows Firewall - iSCSI service - Policy does not seem to be applying
There are rules in the Inbound and outbound connections for "iSCSI Service (TCP-IN)" "iSCSI Service (TCP-OUT)" which are disabled by default
- Configuring UNC Hardened Access through Group Policy - KB3000483 - MS15-011
I'm reading through KB3000483 to get a idea of the Group Policy steps needed to fully implement MS15-011 From what I understand, we should configure UNC hardened access through Group Policy by targeting specific servers that have shares we want to protect Are we talking about all our DCs and their SYSVOL NETLOGON shares as well as plain old file servers with user home shares, etc? Orange
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