>If you’ve got a huge amount of mobile workforce – people who are always on the go, it would be very difficult to track whether or not they change their passwords. This is very important if your users still access your network thru VPN and use their Active Directory credentials to log on. I see […]
My work has been full of acronyms – TCP/IP, VPN, AD, SQL, WCF – name it. This blog is an attempt to living life to it’s fullest, knowing and understanding that life is more than just making a living. I have been a student of life ever since and this blog will be all about […]
> Auditing hardware and software for all machines in your domain can be time consuming. For small organizations, it may be a bit manageable provided that you already have a checklist of items that you need to look at for auditing purposes. CPU, disk, RAM, OS, service pack versions, etc. are just a few of […]
>An understanding of how your applications work will make it a bit easy for you to fix problems when they arise. One common scenario I have seen in most applications is the concept of application logging – creating logs using either the old-fashioned log files or storing the data in a database. Logging helps application […]
>I initially wrote this article for www.adminprep.com but apparently, I myself am having difficulty trying to access the site every now and then so I decided to mirror the content in my blog. Have you ever wished that Microsoft created a feature in SQL Server 2000 that combines the capabilities of views and derived tables? […]