Setting the IP Address from the Command Line
When you are building a Windows server from the command line, GUI interfaces are not available. Here are two methods of setting IP configuration from the command line.
Linux for Everyone
Have you been thinking of learning something new? Maybe you should try Linux.
2021 Password Stats
In an effort to promote security, passwords used by millions of people around the world have been analyzed, and it seems that there a LOT of people out there that are not following good password practices.
Watch out for Phishes
There are a lot of miscreants out there on the interwebs that are looking to take over anything they can, including your Facebook account. Take a look at this screenshot from my email, just this morning.
163 Clever WiFi Network Names
You don’t have to name your wifi network something boring. Why not have a little fun with it?
Create a New Domain with PowerShell
If you’re standing up a new domain, this bit of PowerShell will get you there without the need to run through the wizard.
Word Keyboard Shortcuts
You can speed up the entry of data in to your word documents by leveraging keyboard shortcuts.
Set your signature in OWA
Ever get tired of adding a signature block to an email? Typing your name and other info every time you write an email? Here is how to get rid of that tedium with Outlook for the web.
Use PowerShell to see who Rebooted a Server
Let’s say one of the production servers got rebooted unexpectedly and you would like to find out who rebooted it and when the server got rebooted. In PowerShell, you can take a look at the event log using the PowerShell one-liner command shown below. You don’t need to write a bunch of lines in a script and then… Read More »
Connect to Network Printer via TCP/IP
Sometimes you are unable to connect to a printer via the print server. Maybe your driver is unavailable, or for some reason you may not have rights to print to that printer. You can bypass the print server, most times, and print directly to a network printer.