ADRestore.NET – The GUI version of ADRestore

 Free Utilities, Windows Server 2008, Windows-Server-2003  1 Response »
May 292009
 

Accidentally deleted user, computer account or OU’s from Active Directory. Don’t worry, now you can get them back using ADRestore tool using GUI interface.

Though there is a command line version of tombstone reanimation tool called adrestore – sysinternals, many people are not CLI savvies and having a GUI version of this functionality could really help them out.
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Step By Step Email Server Setup in Windows Server 2003

 Windows-Server-2003  38 Responses »
Apr 062009
 

We have already discussed how to install win server 2003 .This step by step tutorial how to install and set up email accounts, by using the built-in POP3 Service in Windows Server 2003.
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Copy Command prompt output directly Clipboard in Windows

 Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, Windows Vista, Windows-Server-2003  2 Responses »
Mar 202009
 

If you use the command prompt quite often and have to copy and paste output from the commands in the command prompt then this tip should be of great help to you. Copy and paste from Windows Command prompt (DOS Window) can be a real pain and one would agree it doesn’t have to be.

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WuInstall – Install windows updates using a command line script

 Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows-Server-2003  2 Responses »
Mar 162009
 

WuInstall is a command line tool for windows, which enables you to install windows-updates for a certain workstation in a controlled way by using a command line script instead of the standard window update functionality.
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How to Enable DHCP and automatic DNS update for non-Windows (Linux,FreeBSD) clients in Win server 2003

 DNS, Windows-Server-2003  Comments Off
Oct 132008
 

In Microsoft environment, DHCP that automagically updates the DNS entries for every new DHCP client in the network is not a problem, since every client is part of the Active Directory and every machine as by default the rights to “talk” to the DNS server and tell it which is the client’s new IP address and hostname.

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