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Category: Windows Server 2016

Best Practice Analyser – ‘Warning’ Short file name creation should be disabled – Configuration

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Disabling Short filename Creation frees up performance for other file server tasks This will stop NTFSfrom generating the 8 char filename alias for all files (only required for very old software) Example: Query the current state for the setting: To disable the function, change the following registry value & reboot the system HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\FileSystem NtfsDisable8dot3NameCreation Set …

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Missed Windows Server Summit?

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Missed the summit yesterday? no worries the recordings are available. Awesome content! Definitly worth a look!     Session list: Windows Server Summit Keynote (00:45) Keynote: Windows Server management reimagined (01:00) Hybrid track: Remote Desktop Services on-premises and on Azure (00:45) Security track: Protect your virtualization fabric from insider threats (00:45) HCI track: From Hyper-V …

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Announcing Windows Server Insider Preview Build 16267

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Yes it’s here Server 2016 preview builds, get your systems up2speed with what’s coming now for Server side too! enjoy! Hello Windows Insiders! Today we are pleased to be releasing Windows Server Insider Preview Build 16267 to Windows Insiders. To obtain the build, registered Insiders may navigate directly to the Windows Server Insider Preview download page. …

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Free ebook: Introducing Windows Server 2016

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  https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/microsoft_press/2016/09/26/free-ebook-introducing-windows-server-2016/  

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Slides on LAPS – Local Admin Password Solution session

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Hi, if you attendend or dit not attend this session on April 27th you may wanted to download the slides. Click the link below to view/open the slide deck. Technine.be – LAPS – BartBultinck – Local Admin Password Solution – Microsoft Security Advisory –  3062591 kind regards //Bart  

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All You Need to Know About Microsoft Windows Server 2016 Virtualization

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This eBook will discuss Windows Server 2016 Virtualization, also known as Hyper-V 2016. Many Hyper-V components have evolved with each Microsoft release, and knowing this information is key to understanding the increased functionality and usability. Many of the new features require the basic usage of PowerShell. You’ll find them documented throughout this eBook as examples …

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With the release of Windows Server 2016, licensing to move from socket to core

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Microsoft has updated its licensing model for Windows Server, which will come into affect with the release of Windows Server 2016 sometime after the middle of next year. Previously, Server licensing was based on the number of sockets in the host machine, with Windows Server 2012 and its two main editions, Standard and Datacenter, having …

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