The Domain Controllers are the backbone of your network. They allow you to organize your network, and manage your users, computers and other resources. So it’s important that your domain controllers run without any problems, and that is where the … Read moreHow to use DCDiag to check Domain Controllers
A pretty common problem that most system administrators have seen once is the error “the trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed”. This error occurs after you have logged in on a domain computer. When this error … Read moreHow to Fix Trust Relationship between this Workstation and the Primary Domain failed
When you have multiple domain controllers then they constantly sync with each other. But how can you check if everything is synced correctly? Or if the synchronization is even running? This is where the RepAdmin tool comes in. RepAdmin is … Read moreRepAdmin – How to check AD Heath
Even though we store more and more data in the cloud, drive mapping is still a common practice these days. Network drive mapping lets you easily access files and folders stored on network drives and servers. Drive mapping can be … Read moreHow to do Drive Mapping in Windows – All Options Explained
Every user, computer, container, or OU in the Active Directory is an object. For each of those are dedicated cmdlets that we can use to retrieve or update information. But to get deleted objects we will need to use the … Read moreGet-ADObject – How to Find and Export AD Objects with PowerShell
When you have multiple domain controllers in your domain, then there is a single master for each of the 5 FSMO roles that can perform updates in the Active Directory. This is commonly the first domain controller you have installed … Read moreHow to Check and Transfer FSMO Role
After you have installed new domain controllers there comes a moment when you need to remove or better said, demote the old domain controller. Old domain controllers can’t just be simply turned off, they need to be properly removed from … Read moreHow to Demote (Remove) a Domain Controller
Windows LAPS is a Windows feature that allows you to automatically set and backup local administrator passwords of your domain-joined devices. LAPS (Local Administrator Password Solution), creates a unique and random password for each device in your network and stores … Read moreHow to Deploy Windows LAPS – [Step-by-Step]
Microsoft LAPS can be used to manage local administrator passwords on your domain-joined devices. LAPS (Local Administrator Password Solution), creates a unique and random password for each device client in your network and stored the password in the Active Directory. … Read moreHow to Deploy Microsoft LAPS – Complete Guide
The domain controller is the most important server inside your network. It ensures that users can log in, and handles permissions, policies, etc. But what if your domain controller goes offline? Having a second domain controller in your network increases … Read moreHow to Add Domain Controller to Existing Domain
