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Mastering Server Management: A Comprehensive Guide to Using Ansible with Windows
Fotolia In today’s tech landscape, it’s common to find a blend of Windows and Linux servers within an organization. The challenge lies in finding the most effective method to manage both systems. While Microsoft might advocate for its proprietary tools, such as System Center Operations Manager, to oversee Windows Server, it may be advantageous to…
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Microsoft Unveils New Preview Build of Windows Server 2025: What’s New?
Microsoft has recently unveiled a new build, version 26311, as part of the Windows Server Insider Program for Windows Server 2025. Unfortunately, this preview does not introduce any new features. The company has not clarified in its announcement the specific purpose of build 26311 for Windows Server 2025, especially since it does not offer any…
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Windows 11 24H2 Update: Issues with App Functionality on Devices Using Falcon Sensor
Recently, Microsoft issued a warning regarding the Windows 11 2024 Update (version 24H2), indicating that this update might lead to issues with Office applications like Excel and Word, causing them to become unresponsive or freeze following the installation. According to the tech giant from Redmond, this problem surfaces on devices running Windows 11, version 24H2,…
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Step-by-Step Guide to Migrating WDS and MDT to a New Windows Server
At times, you may need to transfer your services from one server to another for various reasons, such as meeting security standards, dealing with end-of-life systems, handling increased loads, and more. In this article, we will explore how to migrate WDS and MDT to a new Windows Server. Organizations often find it necessary to move…
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Step-by-Step Guide to Deploying an Exchange Server Cumulative Update
When you’re trying to catch up with your email system, obtaining the latest cumulative update for Exchange Server is a good way to stay compliant and implement new features within your organization. Microsoft issues cumulative updates for the supported versions of Exchange Server to tackle security vulnerabilities, resolve issues, and enhance the functionalities of the…
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A Step-by-Step Guide to Configuring Data Deduplication on Windows Server
In this tutorial, we’ll explore how to install and configure Data Deduplication on Windows Server to maximize free space on a volume, a crucial task for any server administrator. If you’re curious about this process, you’re in the right place. Data Deduplication, commonly known as Dedup, helps minimize the effects of redundant data on storage…
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Exploring Windows Server 2025 Preview Build 26304: Enhanced Installation Experiences Unveiled
Spread the word about this article Current Updates A new Feedback Hub is also part of this update. originally published on October 14, 2024 Share this article To learn more about supporting Windows Report’s editorial team, check our disclosure page Read more. Microsoft has introduced the newest Windows Server 2025 Preview Build 26304. This release…
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Exploring Windows Server 2025 Insider Preview Build 26304: New Features and Windows Defender Application Control
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Evaluating AI for Windows Server Environments: A Comprehensive Guide
KOHb – Getty Images The emergence of AI has intrigued business leaders, yet for IT managers operating within Windows Server settings, transforming this excitement into practical application presents a challenge. To effectively implement AI, it is essential to evaluate both operational and business factors to decide whether executing these deployments in the data center is…
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AMD Unleashes the Power of “Turin” Server CPUs: A Game Changer in Performance
If you’re considering upgrading your X86 server environment – and there’s been a lot of discussion about the intent of both enterprises and cloud providers to do just that – the exciting news is that both Intel and AMD have unveiled their most advanced serial compute engines to date. For Intel, which still holds about…