Mike Hosker When selecting the isolate users options as shown below in IIS there is an unwritten requirement to put all user folders under the FTP site root directory in a folder called “LocalUser”. This can cause…
Often it can be useful for other teams and departments to edit and run their own Azure automation runbooks, however, this creates a challenge – permissions.
Runbooks live and are managed from within Azure Automation…
Here is another blog post by Mike Hosker and this time about home folder permissions.
Often in large active directory environments administrators will redirect users data to a share on the network commonly referred…
Recently I was tasked with setting up an Active Directory environment as the Radius authentication backend for a VPN solution, allowing users in the correct AD group to access the VPN using their AD credentials.
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Here is another blog post by Mike Hosker about IIS permissions in combination with WordPress addons on a VM:
First, I must start off with a confession here. I totally borked the file permissions I…
Welcome to part 2 of my post about moving the TopQore blog, twice!
Here in part 2 we will cover the 2020 move to Azure public cloud and putting the blog under our new subdomain.
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Greetings, Mike here – TopQore sys admin, bringing you my first blog post!
Today I thought I would write a bit more about how we actually performed the migration of this blog (twice!).
This post…
We have an upcoming webinar with Savision this week featuring Microsoft MVP, Bob “SCOM-Bob” Cornelissen, Microsoft MVP, John Barretto and Savision’s Support Manager, Chris Malay. The webinar will guide you through the most important SCOM…