Category: Windows Server

Windows Server : Integration between DNS and DHCP

For any large organization with lots of servers, workstations, appliances, and devices, DNS and DHCP both are very fundamental and crucial components.

The purpose of this article is to highlight some often overlooked areas, which are related to integration between DHCP and DNS. 

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SubInACL: A complete solution to configure security permission

Managing security permission in a Windows environment is a challenging task.

The task becomes more complex if any / all of the below scenarios are true :

  • There are large folders with size in TBs or GBs, along with numerous sub-folders with a deep folder hierarchy.
  • Permission inheritance is disabled in many subfolders and exclusive permissions are defined on those subfolders.
  • The owners of many subfolders have been changed and our account is removed from ACL, so we are not able to see the existing ACL. We are also not able to see that subfolder size (Might be in TBs ! )
  • There are a few thousand users, who are using those folders.

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