Windows

Dirty Bit

A volume’s dirty bit indicates that the file system may be in an inconsistent state. This can happen when: The dirty bit is used to track which pages of a database have been modified but not yet written to disk. During recovery or system failure, the database system uses the dirty bit information to determine which pages need […]

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Microsoft Entra Connect

User Sign-In Options: Single Sign-On (SSO) Option: There is an additional checkbox labeled “Enable single sign-on”. This option, when selected, enables single sign-on for users on corporate networks, reducing the need for them to repeatedly enter their credentials when accessing Microsoft cloud resources. The options listed provide different levels of integration between on-premises environments and

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Backup Active Directory

Active Directory is critical for authentication, authorization, and user management. Ensure its integrity by performing these steps: Option 1 : System State Backup The System State includes Active Directory, the registry, COM+ class registration database, boot files, and the SYSVOL folder (group policies, login scripts, etc.). It’s essential for restoring Active Directory. Option 1 :

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DNS

DNS (Domain Name System) in Windows Server is a server role that you can install to enable your server to perform as a DNS server. It serves the fundamental purpose of translating human-friendly domain names like www.example.com into machine-readable IP addresses like 192.168.1.1. DNS is essential for the functionality of networked services and resources because

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