Windows Server 2012

Last Updated on 1 Nov. 2016, Total: 219 Knowledge Base Tips

217 Admin Tips
54 Active Directory
85 Admin
1 Applications
3 Migration
20 Miscellaneous
26 Network
2 Security
21 Virtual Platforms

  1. Use Windows PowerShell to count the number of unique processes

    Learn how to use Windows PowerShell to count the number of unique processes... Read More

  2. UserPrincipleName parameter

    A tip that tests your knowledge about the -UserPrincipalName parameter in the New-ADUser cmdlet in Windows Server 2012 and later... Read More

  3. Using DHCP failover

    • by Mitch Tulloch
    • Published on 8 April 2015
    • Section: Network

    A tip that tests your knowledge about implementing DHCP failover in Windows Server 2012 and later... Read More

  4. Using PowerShell to add DNS resource records

    • by Mitch Tulloch
    • Published on 22 Aug. 2013
    • Section: Network

    A tip on how you can use Windows PowerShell to add DNS resource records... Read More

  5. Using PowerShell to add a virtual disk to a virtual machine

    This tip demonstrates how to use Windows PowerShell to create a new virtual disk and add it to a virtual machine... Read More

  6. Using PowerShell to back up and restore GPOs

    A tip on how you can use Windows PowerShell to back up and restore Group Policy Objects... Read More

  7. Using PowerShell to configure Dynamic Memory

    A tip on how to use the -Passthru parameter to more easily modify Dynamic Memory settings on Hyper-V hosts... Read More

  8. Using PowerShell to create a DHCP server scope

    • by Mitch Tulloch
    • Published on 21 Aug. 2013
    • Section: Network

    A tip on how you can use Windows PowerShell to create a DHCP server scope... Read More

  9. Using PowerShell to create an enable a user account

    A tip on how you can use Windows PowerShell to create a new user account in Active Directory and enable the new account... Read More

  10. Using PowerShell to create and link GPOs

    A tip on how you can use Windows PowerShell to create new Group Policy Objects and link them to organizational units... Read More