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How to fix an error when configuring Active Directory Federation Services
While recently working to deploy an Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) instance on a Server 2012 system, I ran into an issue. When I tried to do the initial configuration of the ADFS service from the ADFS console, there was an error that said the Windows Internal Database (WID) could not be started. This WID […]
Read moreFuture of Storage
As the demands of digital storage increase with the ever increasing amounts of personal and professional data. The technology to meet these growing needs is changing in new and exciting ways. The following link talks about some of the exciting things we can expect for the future of our storage needs. http://gizmodo.com/5497512/the-future-of-storage Jason Downer Support […]
Read moreTo Image or Not to Image
Having chosen my career path towards project management, I am not as strong in desktop support as many others. However, I can work my way through just about anything but it might just take a little longer. I thought I would share my experience over the past week in attempting desktop support for myself.
Read moreSerendipitous Cerebration (Part 2 – Project Planning)
Serendipitous Cerebration as a problem solving technique can only be applied in the rare cases when normal logical troubleshooting has failed. As much as we hate to admit it, when all logical problem solving avenues have been exhausted and our troubleshooting prowess to a flummoxed state of tentation, this is when we begin to enter […]
Read moreBits and Bytes – Backups!
Today’s topic is short and sweet – Backups! Backups are worth their weight in gold to an administrator. Even though backups have never been put on a scale, we know they weigh a lot! In the world of Enterprise Content Management, backups have to be attacked from many different angles usually. System registry, databases, filesystems […]
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