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[November 12, 2009]  
Q: What's the scope of the built-in Authenticated Users group in a multi-forest Active Directory (AD) environment?
Windows IT Pro  — Jan De Clercq

[November 12, 2009]  
Q: I want to install an enterprise certification authority (CA) on one of my Active Directory (AD) domain controllers (DCs), but it only lets me install a Standalone CA. Why?
Windows IT Pro  — Jan De Clercq

[November 12, 2009]  
Q: Is certificate mapping still around in IIS 7.0?
Windows IT Pro  — Jan De Clercq

[November 12, 2009]  
Q: What options does Windows provide to attach automated actions, such as sending an email alert message, to events on a Windows machine?
Windows IT Pro  — Jan De Clercq

[October 7, 2009]  
Q: How can I determine from the Windows security logs whether a user has logged on using a smart card?
Windows IT Pro  — Jan De Clercq

[October 7, 2009]  
Q: Can I use the Windows Security Configuration Wizard (SCW) to harden my Exchange 2007 servers? Does the SCW come with specific security templates for the different Exchange 2007 server roles (such as Client Access, Hub Transport, Mailbox, and Edge)?
Windows IT Pro  — Jan De Clercq

[October 7, 2009]  
Q: Does Windows include a mechanism to show failed logon information to the user at logon time?
Windows IT Pro  — Jan De Clercq

[September 16, 2009]  
What Applications Are Installed on the Computers in Your Network?
If you often need to identify the software that's installed on the computers in your network, here's a PowerShell script you can use to easily audit one or more computers.
Windows IT Pro  — Bill Stewart

[September 10, 2009]  
Q: How can we relocate the event log files of our Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008 file servers to a different drive?
Windows IT Pro  — Jan De Clercq

[September 10, 2009]  
Q: Does Microsoft IIS 7.0 include a feature to protect an IIS web server from Denial of Service (DoS) attacks? Does Microsoft’s ISA Server 2006 include a similar feature?
Windows IT Pro  — Jan De Clercq

[September 10, 2009]  
Q: What's the fastest, easiest way to disable User Account Control (UAC) on a Windows Vista machine?
Windows IT Pro  — Jan De Clercq

[September 10, 2009]  
Q: How can I prevent my users from deleting their Internet Explorer (IE) browsing history?
Windows IT Pro  — Jan De Clercq

[August 25, 2009]  
Q: Does Microsoft provide a mechanism to restrict which administrators can manage a particular Hyper-V virtual machine (VM)? I want to make sure that VM administrators can only manage their VMs and can't touch the parent partition.
Windows IT Pro  — Jan De Clercq

[August 25, 2009]  
Q: What is the easiest way to set up access control restrictions on the content of our intranet websites that are hosted on an IIS 7.0 web server?
Windows IT Pro  — Jan De Clercq

[August 25, 2009]  
Q: How can I configure and manage Windows user rights from the command line?
Windows IT Pro  — Jan De Clercq

[August 18, 2009]  
PowerShell Script Lists Group Hierarchies in Any LDAP Directory
You can extend PowerShell's capabilities by taking advantage of the Microsoft .NET Framework. If you work with non-Microsoft LDAP directories, one particularly useful .NET tool is the System.DirectoryServices.Protocols namespace.
Windows IT Pro  — Ethan Wilansky , et al.

[July 29, 2009]  
What’s Your Computer Name?
Create custom attributes in Active Directory to search for computer names, as well as the name of the user who last logged on, to improve security, inventory tracking, and Help desk support.
Windows IT Pro  — Aaron Goldrick

[July 8, 2009]  
Q: How can I export an X.509 certificate and the associated private key from my old laptop and import it on my new one?
Windows IT Pro  — Jan De Clercq

[July 8, 2009]  
Q: Do I still need to install the URLscan tool on my Microsoft IIS 7.0 Web server to filter malicious data from incoming HTTP requests?
Windows IT Pro  — Jan De Clercq

[June 11, 2009]  
Q: How can I protect Active Directory (AD) objects such as organizational units (OUs) from accidental deletion by administrators?
Windows IT Pro  — Jan De Clercq





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