Two Exchange servers in one domain
Hello everybody, I want ask you, because I can’t find how “Exchange magic” works. I have two seperate Exchange DAG clusters in one domain, with different DNS records and different Virtual Directories URLs. Servers are on two physically diferent locations, but we create a direct connection between two locations for migration mailboxes in near future. We notice sometimes clients from old enviroment can connect through new enviroment and access to mailboxes on old servers. How is it possible? What communication ongoing between old and new Exchange enviroments? Can somebody explain me specifically? Thank you very much for answer to this mystery.
Optimizing Network Throughput on Azure M-series VMs
Tuning the network card interrupt configuration in Azure M-series VMs can substantially improve network throughput and lower CPU consumption. This blog discusses how to optimize Network Performance on Linux. The same concepts may also apply to Windows. SAP HCMT or other network test tools fail or produce lower than expected values.
Network computer doesn't appear
Hi, I encountered some bugs from Windows update. After Windows update I notice that only a few device is visible on my network computer. I've tried enable and allow many settings like SMB, Advance Sharing Settings and the Services. Even after I roll back the update to previous Windows Version 22H2 and uninstall some security update the problem persist.Simple selective file sharing on a network
Hi - At home I have six PCs on a network. I have a folder on my PC which I want to share with four of the other five people. None have login access to my PC. When I set the access on this folder to "Everyone", they can all access the folder. But I want only four to access the folder. How do I tell Windows to allow for these four only, when they don't have login access to my PC? I cannot give them login access to my PC. This is a very basic and simple question - it is not a complicated situation. Thanks to all!
Win11 25905.1000 Network Fault
My computer has a network connection rate of 10Mbps every time I turn it on, but I have a broadband of 100Mbps. At this point, I only need to disable the network card and then enable it, and the speed will be restored. It has been ruled out that there is a problem with the operator or network cable. Is it a system issue? And how can I solve it?
