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Active Directory (AD) domain controllers (DCs) have been around since Windows 2000. At that time, virtualization was in its infancy and almost every server was
If you work in a higher education environment, there exists a set of standards that must be implemented to allow students and faculty to collaborate
B2B user management is a challenge for many organizations that utilize it for collaboration. In this blog, we discuss how to address this challenge using
In previous blog posts (Part 1, Part 2), we discussed a powerful feature in Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory) known as dynamic membership rules.
In a previous blog post , we discussed taking advantage of Entra (formerly Azure Active Directory) Application Proxies to allow access to on-premises applications without
There are several ways to deploy applications to users or devices that are managed by Microsoft Intune. In addition to application types, you must also
In my previous blog [Win32 App Deployment with Intune Supersedence Rules] I explained how to update Win32 applications deployed within Microsoft Intune by using the
In the past few years, we’ve seen a rapid expansion in remote and remote-hybrid workforces. Remote employees primarily use cloud-native services to manage their daily
In my previous blog post we reviewed why time synchronization is important, as well as proper time synchronization configuration of domain controllers (DCs) holding the
Microsoft Active Directory (AD) is still the predominant identity and management platform for tens of thousands of organizations worldwide. Larger organizations with hundreds to even
Are you tired of seeing the Windows Admin Center (WAC) prompt from Microsoft Windows Server Manager (as shown in Figure 1) and not knowing what
Passwords have long been the de facto authentication mechanism for identities. Length and complexity plagued us as we struggled to produce an acceptable password that
Ravenswood Technology Group is based in Chicago, IL but with customers around the world. We help companies, universities, and other organizations with less than 100 employees to over 500,000 build secure, hybrid infrastructure that enable their users to work from anywhere.
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