I thought to clean up and re-publish my blog on AD ports requirements. Yes, they are extensive, to the dismay of the network group in your organization. But it is what it is, and it is what we need to follow to make AD work.
Hello folks, For the first time in Turkey, we had a meeting about Microsoft Exchange 2016/2019 topic discussion of how to develop and manage the environment you if you have a mailing server. Managing and Migrating MailBoxes, also DAG’s was our important chat. Thank you for joining
Hello Everyone, After a so many work and a hard day we managed to held our meeting in one of Turkey’s beautiful cities which is called Izmir. We were in a cafe and we discussed our last webinar which was about Azure Active Directory. Hope that was efficient.
Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Services [AD CS] provides a platform for issuing and managing public key infrastructure [PKI] certificates. On top of securing application and HTTP traffic the certificates that AD CS provides can be used for authentication of computer, user, or device accounts on a network.
In the series of posts this month we’ve been looking at network ports relevant to security administrators. This note explores the ports used for Active Directory (AD) communications, which is a topic particularly relevant for allowing AD traffic across a firewall. For instance, you may be wondering which ports to open to allow AD replication…
Introduction The environment used for setting up System Center Configuration Manager is a two server farm with one server acting as the Domain Controller and the second one will act as the SCCM Server with SQL Server 2016 installation. We will install SCCM on the same server as SQL Server for the time being. We…
Hello Everone, Firstly, I want to thanks to whom joined to our meeting on 26 Of August. Hope that was efficient for all of you. Sorry for the latencies, sometimes I encounter these kind of problems through Skype.
Hello Again, We had repeated the same meeting in this month about integrating our in-place infrastructure to Office 365. Lots of experiences, I appreciate it.