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Alternatives when migrating from macOS Server
With macOS Server deprecating most of its services, businesses can rely on open and closed source alternatives for business continuity.
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How to create a system-based 802.1x compliant Wi-Fi profile for macOS
Creating 802.1x-enabled wireless network provides additional security for organizations by protecting against unauthorized access.
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How to adjust CPU priority using Apple's Terminal
Managing the CPU time assigned to threads on a computer can lead to better management by using Terminal commands to prioritize processes on the fly.
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HFS+ v. APFS: Which Apple file system is better?
Apple's newest file system, APFS, has modern advancements over the antiquated HFS+, but how does its pros and cons stack up in comparison to its venerable predecessor? Read on to find out.
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Windows Server 2016: A cheat sheet
This cheat sheet covers details about Windows Server 2016, such as new features, minimum requirements, install options, and how Microsoft's virtualized services seamlessly integrate with the cloud.
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PuTTY: The go-to app for all network infrastructure techs
PuTTY for Windows offers a host of features that make the setup and configuration of switches, routers, and servers on your network a breeze.
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PowerShell: The smart person's guide
This comprehensive guide covers essential PowerShell information, including features, usage requirements, and how Microsoft's framework extends to task automation and management.
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How to use PowerShell modules to knock out your admin chores
Expand the functionality of PowerShell by importing and using modules to manage Microsoft services, such as Active Directory and Exchange.
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How to drastically save time when deploying Microsoft Office 365
Manually installing Office 365 could take weeks or months depending on the number of devices in your organization. Find out how to deploy it in hours or days.
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How to switch between GUI and Core in Windows Server 2012 using PowerShell
Learn how to use PowerShell to switch between Server Core and GUI versions on Windows Server 2012.