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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide - Managing basic IPv4 configuration information
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.Basic IPv4 Address configurationWindows Server 2012 Core still has IPCONFIG.EXE that can be used to view the IP configuration. Modern servers typically...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – Determining if an IPv4 address is DHCP or...
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.Determining if an IPv4 address is DHCP or StaticWhen troubleshooting IPv4 configuration you will need to know if the IPv4 address you are looking at is DHCP...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – Default Gateway Settings
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.Default Gateway SettingsOften when troubleshooting IPv4 configuration you may find a misconfigured default gateway. Issue that may arise from a...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – DNS Server Setting
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.DNS Server SettingName resolution is critical to any server configuration. DNS is required to function correctly to locate Active Directory domain...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – DNS Suffix List
DNS Suffix ListLearn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.I often find in large enterprises that the DNS Suffix list is inconsistent, contains out dated domains, or is incomplete for the environment....
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – WINS Client configuration
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.WINS Client configurationWINS still exist out there in the real world. For that reason I am including it in this blog series. PowerShell 3.0 does not have...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – MacAddress, LinkSpeed and view single NICs
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.MacAddress, LinkSpeed and view single NICsThere are a few more commands I want to add to wrap up this section about IPv4 settings. This will give you all...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – Changing the GUI type
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.Changing the GUI typeWindows Server 2012 has three different GUI installations, Core, Minimal, and Full GUI. I am going to assume in this blog you...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – PowerShell Remote Management
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.PowerShell Remote ManagementWindows Server 2012 has PowerShell remoting enabled by default. In order to manage PowerShell Remote Management correctly you...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – Remote Desktop
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.Remote DesktopThis is one of the more complex settings to get correct. For remote desktop to work you need to have two registry keys and a firewall rule...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – Joining the Domain
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.Joining the DomainEverybody at some point will need to join their computers to the domain. This blog will cover the basics of viewing your settings,...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – Computer Name Setting
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.Computer Name SettingThis blog is going to cover the basic of viewing and changing your computer name. Setting the computer name is an option when you are...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – Date and Time settings
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.Date and Time settingsThis blog is going to cover the basic of viewing and changing your time settings. If you are like me I seem to always forget to set...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – Managing Services
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.Managing ServicesThis module is going to look at how to manage services. The key to using PowerShell to manage any service is to know the exact spelling of...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – User Functions
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.This blog is going to cover some user functions like logging off, shutting down the OS, and launching Task Manager without the GUI.How to log offThe Logoff...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide - Managing basic IPv4 configuration information
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.Basic IPv4 Address configurationWindows Server 2012 Core still has IPCONFIG.EXE that can be used to view the IP configuration. Modern servers typically...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – Determining if an IPv4 address is DHCP or...
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.Determining if an IPv4 address is DHCP or StaticWhen troubleshooting IPv4 configuration you will need to know if the IPv4 address you are looking at is DHCP...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – Default Gateway Settings
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.Default Gateway SettingsOften when troubleshooting IPv4 configuration you may find a misconfigured default gateway. Issue that may arise from a...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – DNS Server Setting
Learn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.DNS Server SettingName resolution is critical to any server configuration. DNS is required to function correctly to locate Active Directory domain...
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Windows 2012 Core Survival Guide – DNS Suffix List
DNS Suffix ListLearn about my 2012 Core Survival Guide here.I often find in large enterprises that the DNS Suffix list is inconsistent, contains out dated domains, or is incomplete for the environment....
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