Articles written on topics relevant to systems administrators
An in-depth review of “Windows Server Administration Fundamentals, Fourth Edition” by Bekim Dauti. Covers what makes it worth reading and which parts best skipped.
A walkthrough of the installation of Windows Server 2025, including the points where it deviates from previous versions.
A fix for a condition where Windows Admin Center won’t load after you provide it with a PKI certificate.
A quick overview of the terms “kernel” and “shell” in the scope of computer operating systems.
The word “deprecate” does not mean “remove”, despite common misuse.
PowerShell provides a simple way for you to give a parameter a default value while allowing the user to override it with anything except an empty or null value. However, the method might not seem obvious.
Speed up and improve PowerShell scripting with Github’s Copilot feature.
Software licensing always causes lots of confusion. The virtualization rights for Windows Server rank right up at the top of the list.
A lot of people that aren’t eye doctors want you to feel shame if you don’t make dark mode your number one computing priority. If you have other preferences or better ways to spend your time, this article supports you.
A response to the rumors and FUD that Hyper-V is a dying product.