Hello friends Hope this post find you in good health and spirit. I was quite busy these days in some of my onsite training projects and found one topic quite confusing for few of the participants i.e. SOA records. So, in this post we will discuss SOA records and try to understand it better. We … Continue reading Understanding SOA Record: DNS
Author: Vinit Pandey
I’m a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) with over 18 years of experience in the IT industry, backed by certifications including MCSE, MCITP, and MCTS. My core expertise lies in AI, Windows Server and Client platforms, and a wide range of endpoint and infrastructure management tools such as System Center (MECM, SCOM, SCVMM), Intune, Systrack, Nexthink, Yellow.AI, PowerShell, Nomad, Tachyon, and Shopping. I also have hands-on experience with virtualization and high availability technologies like Hyper-V and Failover Clustering, as well as cloud platforms like Microsoft Azure.
I hold a B.Tech degree in Electronics and Communication and currently serve as Associate Director at LTIMindtree, where I lead Digital Experience initiatives. My role involves driving transition, transformation, and migration programs for global clients, often providing strategic consulting on planning and execution.
Originally from Chousa (Buxar), a place rich in historical significance, I enjoy blogging in my spare time and love spending quality moments with my daughters, Shreya and Reet, and our pet dog, Tiger.
Hi all I am creating this post more for my own reference. There are times when I have to look at what all new features a particular functional level has offered. I don't need to create chart as its already on technet. Here is the link: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/understanding-active-directory-functional-levels(v=ws.10).aspx A very important point to note is with … Continue reading Forest and Domain functional level (Comparison chart)
Hi Friends, I hope this post find you in good health and spirit. In this post we will discuss about aging and scavenging. Although there is a lot of information about it on internet, still I thought to compile my knowledge which can work as reference in time of need, as misconfiguration of scavenging can empty … Continue reading Aging and Scavenging (DNS)
VM-Generation ID is a feature which provides capability to detect time shift events on virtual machines. It's supported on following hypervisor: 1. Windows Server 2012 2. Hyper-V 2012 server 3. Windows 8 and new hypervisors. As guest operating system Windows 8, Server 2012 and newer OS are supported. We will try to understand its usage for … Continue reading Virtual Machine Generation Identifier (Windows Server 2012)
Hello friends. With Windows 2012, Microsoft has made lot of changes as far as editions and licenses associated to these editions are concerned. At times it becomes confusing to understand which edition best suits our requirement. Here is very good comparison document by Microsoft to find different features and license scheme for each of editions. … Continue reading Comparison of Windows 2012 Editions
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