Tag: My Notebook
BizTalk – AD Groups and Users
When BizTalk Server and SQL Server are installed on different machines, you must manually ad the right Groups and Users to your Active Directory. This post will describe how to do this and give suggestion of Groups and Users you will need. In our lab environment, this is done on the domain controller (DC) my-dc01, […]
Install SQL Server on a Failover Cluster
In this post we will look at how to install SQL Server on a Windows Failover Cluster. By doing so, we are trying to achieve High Availability in our environment. If one of the SQL servers fails or are by purpose taken offline for maintenance, the other server (node) will take over and the database(s) […]
Brief look at Active Directory and Domain Controller
In this post we will look at Windows specific things as Active Directory (AD) and Domain Controller (DC). These are techniques to group windows machines together, so you can manage them centrally. For instance, you don’t have to run around in the office with a disk to install software, one by one on the computers. […]
DNS names vs. NetBIOS names
There is a lot of confusing regarding DNS and NetBIOS names. This post tempts to straighten things out here. Info. This post is tagged with “my notebook”. That means, that the purpose of the post is mainly for me to remember something I did. The information here might be incomplete, hard for others to read […]
DNS server in local network (Hyper-V)
In a previous post (https://www.raspberryfield.life/2019/03/12/create-a-lan-between-vms-in-hyper-v/) we looked at how to create a private network in Hyper-V. Now, we will add a DNS-server to that network. Info. This post is tagged with “my notebook”. That means, that the purpose of the post is mainly for me to remember something I did. The information here might be […]
Create a LAN between VMs in Hyper-V
This post will explain how to set up a LAN between two virtual machines (VM) in Hyper-V. Info. This post is tagged with “my notebook”. That means, that the purpose of the post is mainly for me to remember something I did. The information here might be incomplete, hard for others to read or contain […]