I’ve recently worked through a number of different situations involving upgrading ConfigMgr infrastructure away from older version of Windows Server and SQL Server. In this
If you’re crazy like me, you go all out when running a homelab. Multiple domain controllers, role-based access, separate servers per role (for the most
2025-02-27 Update: This entire post is now irrelevant, see https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/intunecustomersuccess/microsoft-intune-connector-for-active-directory-security-update/4386898 for more information. Disclaimer: I recommend utilizing pure-AAD join in 99% of use Autopilot use
UPDATE: 2024-12-11 This issue was resolved in the 2024-11 CU for Server 2022 (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/november-12-2024-kb5046616-os-build-20348-2849-817737a3-4027-485e-ba0d-e97ad4378047). If you made the change below in the past, you will
Kiosks can present an interesting challenge: how to keep the account credentials at least somewhat secure. In the past, we’ve typically utilized group policy to
So, you’ve got your ConfigMgr site using HTTPS-only now (check out Migrating ConfigMgr to HTTPS-Only if you don’t!). All of your site system servers that
It’s 2021, why am I writing a post about Group Policy? Everyone has retired their AD infrastructure and is using Intune for everything now, right?
I’ve had an idea for a while now to write a series of posts covering configuration of the Windows Firewall, including topics such as: Basic
phew… If you made it here, congratulations. This series ended up being much longer and more detailed than I initially anticipated. It turns out that
At this point, it’s now possible to make any/all services available from anywhere utilizing certificate authentication to Domain Controllers, obtaining computer and user Kerberos tickets,
