• Microsoft to Host Cybersecurity Summit Following Global IT Outage

    Microsoft to Host Cybersecurity Summit Following Global IT Outage

    Microsoft has announced plans to conduct a summit on Tuesday aimed at discussing methods to fortify cybersecurity frameworks. This move comes in the wake of a software update glitch from CrowdStrike that led to a widespread IT disruption in July. This forthcoming conference is Microsoft’s initial significant effort to tackle the problems which impacted approximately…

  • Unveiling Windows Server Preview Build 26280: Exciting Updates Amidst Numerous Known Issues

    Unveiling Windows Server Preview Build 26280: Exciting Updates Amidst Numerous Known Issues

    Share this article Latest news It has dozens of known issues. published on September 9, 2024 Share this article Visit our disclosure page to learn how you can support the Windows Report editorial team. Microsoft has unveiled the Windows Server Preview Build 26280, featuring the Desktop Experience and Server Core installation options for both Datacenter…

  • Step-by-Step Guide to Installing a DHCP Server on Windows Server

    Step-by-Step Guide to Installing a DHCP Server on Windows Server

    If you want to install DHCP server in Windows Server, here is how you can do that. It is possible to install and uninstall the DHCP server with the help of Server Manager and PowerShell. A DHCP or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol server helps you configure an organization’s network of computers by assigning IP addresses…

  • Tracing the Culprit: How to Find Out Who Restarted Your Windows Server

    Tracing the Culprit: How to Find Out Who Restarted Your Windows Server

    This step-by-step guide will help you find out who restarted your Windows Server. You can discover the user or application responsible for the shutdown or restart of your Windows Server. This data can be accessed using Event Viewer, a built-in utility that records each event on your server and provides a means to view this…

  • Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Up Windows 11 Hyper-V Virtual Machines

    Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Up Windows 11 Hyper-V Virtual Machines

    Although virtual machines (VMs) feel like an old concept, Microsoft only introduced Hyper-V, its virtualization technology, with Windows Server 2008. It wasn’t until the technical preview of Windows 8 in May 2012 that Hyper-V VMs were available on a Windows desktop OS. Since their introduction, Hyper-V VMs have grown to account for about 10% of…

  • Microsoft Purview Audit: A Robust Tool for IT to Monitor and Mitigate Misconduct

    Microsoft Purview Audit: A Robust Tool for IT to Monitor and Mitigate Misconduct

    Auditing is increasingly critical across all sectors of a business, including the Microsoft cloud arena. The IT department’s duties have grown more complex as organizations increasingly integrate cloud solutions. They require substantial support to monitor potential security breaches like unauthorized data access or abnormal login activities. Microsoft Purview Audit serves this need by logging activities…

  • How to Run Docker on Windows Using WSL2: A Guide Without Docker Desktop

    How to Run Docker on Windows Using WSL2: A Guide Without Docker Desktop

    There are two approaches to install Docker on Windows 10 and 11: through the Docker Desktop for Windows application, which leverages Hyper-V and Windows Containers, or by installing the Docker Engine directly on a Linux distribution within the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL2). This tutorial focuses on setting up Docker Engine on a WSL environment,…

  • Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Up Hyper-V Virtual Machines on Windows 11

    Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Up Hyper-V Virtual Machines on Windows 11

    Although it may appear that virtual machines (VMs) have been an integral part of technology for ages, their inception in Microsoft’s ecosystem began with Windows Server 2008, which featured the debut of Hyper-V virtualization technology. It wasn’t until the technical preview of Windows 8 in May 2012 that Hyper-V and its VM capabilities were available…

  • Microsoft Issues Stark Upgrade Warning: Bad News for 70% of Windows Users

    Microsoft Issues Stark Upgrade Warning: Bad News for 70% of Windows Users

    New warning for Windows users as Microsoft’s controversial decision hits. In just the last two weeks, Microsoft Windows users have been deluged with serious malware warnings as a bumper Patch Tuesday gave way to multiple U.S. government warnings. This is not the time to even consider dropping ongoing security support, but for hundreds of millions…

  • How to Configure Multiple Alternate DNS Names for a Windows Computer

    How to Configure Multiple Alternate DNS Names for a Windows Computer

    In scenarios involving system migration, accessing Windows servers by both the original and new hostnames is often crucial. To make a server recognizable by an alternate name, the most straightforward method involves adding a CNAME alias in the DNS that points to the original FQDN (A record). To establish a CNAME alias for the former…