Category Archives: Windows Server 2012
Error: Resource Referenced in attribute displayName could not be found – Windows Server
If you overcome above error on your Windows Server ; you will need to download the Administrative Templates from the Microsoft Website (KB2841134)
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40905
Using netsh command to extract dhcp client list
Applies to Windows Server 2008 and above
Please note that in future versions of Windows, Microsoft might remove the Netsh Functionality for DHCP Server. The recommended usage is with Windows Powershell. We will explore that in a later post.
In this example I have considered DHCP Server as \\mydhcpservername and scope as 192.168.0.0
Run Command Prompt
c:\>netsh netsh>dhcp netsh dhcp>server netsh dhcp server>\\mydhcpservername netsh dhcp server>show scope 192.168.0.0
Changed the Current Scope Context to 192.168.0.0 Scope
netsh dhcp server scope>show client 1
The above command will list the following in the below order
- IP Address
- Subnet Mask
- MAC Address
- Lease Expiry
- Type of Lease
- Name of Connected Device
Access Based Enumeration – Windows Server 2012 R2
This is a continuation of my previous post about ABE. The last post was how to enable ABE on Windows Server 2008 or 2008 R2 platforms. This post will have the steps to enable ABE on Window Server 2012 R2.
To enable ABE on Windows Server 2012 R2
1. Open Server Manager.
2. Click “File and Storage Services”.
3. Click “Shares”. This will display the shared folders that are currently present.
4. Right click on the required “Shared Folder” and click Properties.
5. Go to Settings and this will display a list of options on the right hand side of the window.
6. Enable access-based enumeration.
Internet Explorer 10 crashing randomly on Windows Server 2012 when using EAC on Exchange 2013
I did notice recently that after having installed and configured Exchange 2013 on Windows 2012 Standard, sucessfully, IE 10 starts acting weird each time I try to work on EAC (Exchange Admin Centre) using this browser.
From other other blogs and posts that have suggested different work arounds, I found downloading and installing the following security patch to be the best. You may either visit the Microsoft website and download the patch or waste no time and download it directly from here. I did not have any issues thereafter. However, you can still browse the EAC page from your laptop or PC with Windows 8 installed and use the IE 10 on it.
