Windows Server, Microsoft Exchange , Office 365 Tutorials

DNS Scavenging troubleshooting

Windows Server 2012R2

November 6, 2017

DNS Scavenging is a wonderful answer to clients and dynamic updates clean up problems we experienced during the work day, no needed to talk too much about this feature, it is pretty common and understandable […]

Remote management on Windows Server 2012 with Remote Management Service

Windows Server

March 31, 2021

What is Remote management on Windows Server ? The Remote Management Service (RMS) is one of the most important parts related to Windows Server 2012 administration. Server administration is done through Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI). […]

How to Fix “default server unknown nslookup”

Windows Server 2008 R2

May 21, 2016

Hello everybody, today I’m going to teach you how to fix a very common problem. When you have established a new Domain Controller, by default, you will get an error notification when you try running […]

Windows Server 2016 RDP tuning

Windows Server 2016

May 10, 2017

last Saturday I read Windows Server 2016 turning about that have written by Philip Steele and Liza Poggemeyer both guys have been done an amazing job! I was so glad to introduce rich details which […]

What׳s new with Windows Server 2012?

Windows Server 2012R2

May 21, 2016

What׳s new with Windows Server 2012? In this article, I’ll brief you on what’s new with Windows Server 2012, as well as what kind of new features it contains. First of all, it’s important to […]

Enable Yammer service on Office 365

May 27, 2016

Yammer service is a new Office 365 feature which pretty similar to the Facebook, the big difference between the service is that Yammer is under your management, and to your organization and has integration to […]

Get empty DL and delete them

August 8, 2016

How to get all distributions list on your organization which is empty using Powershell? You have to use the following command: Get-DistributionGroup | Where-Object { (Get-DistributionGroupMember –identity $_.Name).Count –eq 0 } | select PrimarySmtpAddress | export-csv C:\EmptyDL.csv By the […]