How can I ensure that access to files and resources is audited?
Set up file auditing before you have a problem, protect your sensitive files and shares from the bad guys - inside or outside the company.
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One Active Directory or Two, That is the Question
Can you survive with just one Active Directory?
Could Packaging Software Mean the Return to the 40-hour Work Week?
Tired of Next, Next, Finish? Wanna’ get back to the long-lost forty-hour work week? Here’s how.
One of These GPOs is Not Like the Other
Have you ever needed to compare two GPOs? Why? How did you go about it?
Trust Me! Authentication of a Different Type
When other authentication mechanisms fail see how you can still use PowerShell remoting.
How Can You Turn Raw Log Data into Something Meaningful?
Everything you need to know about who is using your IT resources is in your log files.
What to do when a standard software install just won't work?
MSI files are great if your installation is standard and everyone gets the same settings. But what do you do when that doesn't work? This post introduces you to the MST.
Are Group Policy Preferences Windows Most Powerful Administrative Tool?
Might Group Policy Preferences be the ultimate Windows tool? If so, why aren’t more people using it?
Why Windows Permissions Aren’t Role-Based Access Control
Role-based access control is a security buzzword, but how is it any different from Windows groups?
Get the Time in No Time - Snapshot System Time Config
Use Windows PowerShell to gather time-related settings and configuration to identify potential problems before they become big time headaches.
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