How to stop Windows from changing your network type

Windows recognizes two network types for networks without a domain server: private and public. On a private network, other ...
Ars Technica

Best Practice DHCP in a Windows Server domain: am I doing it right?

I have my DHCP server (on Sonicwall) configured to give out the domain controller/DNS server ip as primary DNS, for secondary DNS I have set to give out 1.1.1.1, for tertiary 8.8.4.4 Does this comply ...
TechRepublic

Protect domain-joined computer passwords with Windows’ Local Administrator Password Solution

Protect domain-joined computer passwords with Windows’ Local Administrator Password Solution Your email has been sent Windows finally includes a tool to manage ...
Bleeping Computer

Microsoft: Windows domain joins may fail after October updates

Microsoft says Windows domain join processes may fail with "0xaac (2732)" errors after applying this month's security updates. The issue stems from hardening changes introduced when addressing the CVE ...
Windows Report

Microsoft Starts New Kerberos Hardening Phase for Windows Domain Controllers

Microsoft rolls out new Kerberos protections to block RC4 encryption, with enforcement mode becoming mandatory for domain controllers in 2026.
Ars Technica

Win98 clients having trouble logging on to domain after new server.

Recently had a server died (it was a DC) replaced it with a new one, now my windows 98 clients are getting the message "The domain password you supplied is incorrect or access to your logon server has ...