In Windows Server 2012, data deduplication was introduced for the first time. The deduplication component in Windows Server 2016 is the third version, which has been considerably changed and improved. We’ll look at the new deduplication features, settings, and how… Continue Reading
As in earlier versions, the web server IIS 10.0 (Internet Information Services) on Windows Server 2016 enables storing HTTP requests and error logs for the sites it hosts. IIS log files make debugging, troubleshooting, and optimizing your web sites and… Continue Reading
WebDAV (Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning) is an HTTP/1.1 protocol extension. WebDAV allows you to access files on a remote server and execute standard tasks including reading, writing, and deleting files. This protocol is typically used by users to collaborate… Continue Reading
The option to construct DHCP failover setups was added to Windows Server 2012, and it is now available. We’ll show you how to set up load balancing on a Windows Server 2016 DHCP server in this article. You’ll need two… Continue Reading
Windows Server’s failover cluster functionality allows you to combine numerous independent servers into a single failover cluster with high availability and scalability. We’ll teach you how to set up a simple three-node failover cluster on Windows Server 2016 Datacenter or… Continue Reading
This article will walk you through the process of installing and configuring a DNS server on Windows Server 2016/2012 R2. We’ll also demonstrate how to make forward and reverse lookup zones. For starters, we’ll examine what the DNS service is… Continue Reading
PHPMyAdmin is a PHP-based web-based open-source application for managing MySQL databases through a web browser. As a result, PhpMyAdmin makes it easier to administer and maintain MySQL databases. PhpMyAdmin offers a simple graphic interface for writing and executing queries, managing… Continue Reading
This handbook explains how to set up DFS data replication in an Active Directory domain on Windows Server 2016 machines. A Distributed File System (DFS) can be one of two types: Namespace DFS – Namespace DFS enables you to establish… Continue Reading
It’s simple to migrate the DHCP service from the old server to the new Windows Server 2016/2019 while keeping all of the previous server’s configuration. You can easily transfer DHCP settings, zones, and reservations if the old DHCP server is… Continue Reading
RADIUS (Remote Authentication in Dial-In User Service) is a network protocol that allows users to authenticate, authorize, and gather data about the resources they’re using. Its purpose is to transfer data from the central platform to network clients/devices. To authenticate… Continue Reading