System Administrator

Blue Screen of Death If you have been working on computers or are just starting to use them, one of the most disturbing events that can occur is the BSOD or Blue Screen of Death. The BSOD is actually an error screen that is displayed by specific operating systems informing the user that a critical system error has occurred. The Blue Screen of Death can be found on many different types of operating systems, but is most notably infamous for occurring on Microsoft Windows Operating Systems. Common Causes of the Blue Screen of Death Occurring\ Not Cause 1. It doesn’t occur because of operating system Cause 1. Including a poorly written device driver 2. Faulty memory 3. Incompatible DLL’s or a corrupt Registry. (3rd party software) Poorly written device driver: A device driver is usually created by a third party company to run a device such as a peripheral (printer, scanner, mouse, etc). These third party companies’ create small driver programs which make it possible for these devices t

Windows 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Service The Remote Desktop Service (RDS) on windows 2008 server R2 were tested and implemented successfully; Required Parameters: Priority Host Farm requires xx numbers of windows 2008 R2 64bit server. If the Server are installing on ESX Host, Host must support 64bit OS, All HOST Farm Servers are in Same Subnet Networking. All the host Farm servers are belongs to Domain with Admin access policies Users Groups are defined for HOST FARM to access App from Intranet & Internet The Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services (RDS) architecture consists of the following components: Active Directory Domain controller RD Session Host (RDSH) Server RD Connection Broker (RDCB) Server RD Web Access server RD Gateway server RD Licensing Active Directory Domain Deployment Scenario: On deploying windows 2008 R2 RDS, we need integrated with the active directory that include the groups policy setting and all the Remote Desktop users Roles w

Add Multiple Users using PS $objOU=[ADSI]“LDAP://OU=OUNAME,DC=DOMAIN,DC=com” $dataSource=import-csv “user.csv” foreach($dataRecord in $datasource) { $cn=$dataRecord.FirstName + ” ” + $dataRecord.LastName $sAMAccountName=$dataRecord.FirstName + “.” + $dataRecord.LastName $givenName=$dataRecord.FirstName $sn=$dataRecord.LastName $sAMAccountName=$sAMAccountName.ToLower() $displayName=$sn + “, ” + $givenName $userPrincipalName=$sAMAccountName + “Prasanth” $objUser=$objOU.Create(“user”,”CN=”+$cn) $objUser.Put(“sAMAccountName”,$sAMAccountName) $objUser.Put(“userPrincipalName”,$userPrincipalName) $objUser.Put(“displayName”,$displayName) $objUser.Put(“givenName”,$givenName) $objUser.Put(“sn”,$sn) $objUser.SetInfo() $objUser.SetPassword(“Password”) $objUser.psbase.InvokeSet(“AccountDisabled”,$false) $objUser.SetInfo() }