Sometimes you will need to do this to be able to issue certificates and HTTPS is not enabled by default on the website. Start IIS Manager, right-click Default Web Site and select Edit Bindings… Click Add and choose https in the dropdown. In SSL certificate, you need to choose a certificate that you have installed. If you haven’t installed a server certificate, you have to install it (I will post article on this later). You should also, when Default Web [...]
Sysadmin Lab
My lab environment and my findings
- Which Global Catalog (GC) is my Exchange 2010 using?
- Evoko Room Manager review
- Moving mailboxes cross-forest without ADMT and without SIDHistory
- Script to automatically check MX record of many Accepted Domains in Exchange 2010
- How to add Exchange 2010/2007 PSSnapIn in Powershell ISE
- Part 2: How to turn lights on/off using an iPhone/Android, OpenRemote, iTach WF2IR and Nexa
- RBAC and Exchange 2010 Permission model explained for new Sysadmins
- What drivers are important to install on a Sony VAIO (VGN-Z51WG/B) and Windows 7 x64
- iPhone OS 4 and Exchange ActiveSync Policies (EAS) - what really works?
- Android 2.2 and ActiveSync policies - a complete guide what works
- What drivers and software are important to install on a HP 8440p EliteBook?
- Configuring NTP on Windows 2008 R2
- Internet på SJ X2000 jämförelse WLAN, Telenor, Tre
- How Sysadmins RDP efficiently using Remote Desktop Connection Manager
2008 R2
Active Directory
ActiveSync
altiris
Android
authentication
Basic
CA
certificate-based
Certificate Authority
Deployment
DNS
drivers
EAP
encryption
Exchange
Exchange 2010
gpo
Home Entertainment
HP
IE
iPad
iPhone
ISA
iSCSI
iTach
mdt
MDT 2010
NFS
Nokia
openremote
outlook 2003
powershell
RDP
RODC
sccm
Server Core
Sony VAIO
StarWind
Symbian
TMG
WF2IR
Windows 2008 R2
windows mobile
XenServer