Category: Windows Server

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Changing the RDP access port via CMD

Some Windows administrators often change the default RDP port (3389) to another port in order to prevent brute force attacks. How do I change the RDP port using CMD? In this tutorial we’ll teach you how to change the RDP access port with just 2 CMD commands. First, let’s release the port in the Firewall

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How to configure IPV6 on Windows Server

In today’s video tutorial we’ll teach you how to manually insert the IPV6 protocol into Windows Server. Let’s go?

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How to make Windows recognize all CPU cores

When upgrading a virtual or physical machine, Windows may not recognize the new hardware immediately, even if you reboot the operating system. Today we’re going to present a specific solution in case your machine doesn’t recognize the new CPUs in the event of an upgrade. First in Windows, in the search box on the taskbar,

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Configuring static IPv6 on Windows

In today’s tutorial I’m going to show you how to perform static IPv6 configuration for the Windows operating system. The IPv6 protocol has come to replace the old IPv4. Migration to IPv6 today is extremely important and inevitable given the scarcity of IPv4 addresses worldwide. The IPv6 address is a little different from the IPv4

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