Using ipconfig: Breakdown of Commands and Options
The ipconfig command is built into the Windows 11 and Windows Server operating systems and provides valuable info about your computer’s network settings. The base…
Windows 11
How to Use iPerf to Test Network Bandwidth
In this tutorial you will learn how to use iPerf3 to measure throughput and simulate network loads on your networking infrastructure. iPerf3 is a useful,…
Using PowerShell String Concatenation
If you work with PowerShell for more than a hot minute, it’s likely that you’ll need to concatenate strings or variables at some point. Whether…
How to Rename a Computer or Server with PowerShell
There is a plethora of reasons a computer or server might need to be renamed. It could be due to a reorg, a merger, or…
Using Group Policy to Map Network Drives (Step-by-step)
Using group policy is the ideal method of mapping network drives. Not only is it easier to understand for people who aren’t into scripting, it’s…
How Update Cisco Router using USB Drive
If you have a Cisco IOS Router or Switch that you need to update via USB, you’re in the right place. Copying your firmware image…
Using RUNAS Command to Run as Another User
For security reasons, it’s important that you don’t use the same account for daily tasks (like logging into your workstation and work on documents and…
How to Install PowerShell Modules in Windows 10 & Windows Server
It’s no secret that PowerShell is a very powerful and useful tool. That usefulness, though, can be expanded by adding modules such as Active Directory…
How to Force Group Policy Update Remotely
There are a number of reasons you might want to force a group policy update either locally or remotely on a computer or server. Perhaps…
Using GPResult Command to Check Group Policy
If you’ve worked with Group Policy within Active Directory for more than a day, chances are you’ve needed to know what group policy objects were…
How to Check Windows Server Uptime
Like many things in the Microsoft Windows universe, there are several ways to check Up Time of your systems. Fortunately, they are all easy and…
View & Unlock Open Files in Windows Server 2016 and Up
If you’re poking through a modern Windows Server OS such as 2016, 2019, or 2022 and wondering where the Share and Storage Management went then…