How to perform licensing for Windows Server 2008 R2 via KMS server
Execute below steps from – Command Prompt, Ensure space
slmgr /ipk KEY of your product
slmgr /skms KMS
Server IP
slmgr /ato
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
How to find the members of Local Groups in Windows Server 2008 R2
Easy way to get the details of your local groups on Windows
Server 2003 & 2008 R2
Go to – Command prompt
Type :- net localgroup “GroupName”
see below :-
Monday, March 3, 2014
How to sync server time with Domain Controller
Hello People,
If you wish to synchronize your server time with its respective Domain controller, You can always do it with the help of Command Prompt.
Ideally Windows Time Services does this automatically, however because of any reason If you see that there is a time difference, feel free to run below command on Server using Command Prompt.
To run this command you need to be a part of Domain Admin group on Active Directory
Steps as below :-
You'll be notified with the time and success of this command with its output.
I thank you for your time
Happy learning
If you wish to synchronize your server time with its respective Domain controller, You can always do it with the help of Command Prompt.
Ideally Windows Time Services does this automatically, however because of any reason If you see that there is a time difference, feel free to run below command on Server using Command Prompt.
To run this command you need to be a part of Domain Admin group on Active Directory
Steps as below :-
- Open cmd, right click & say "Run As Administrator"
- Type below mentioned command
You'll be notified with the time and success of this command with its output.
I thank you for your time
Happy learning
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
How to find group membership of a user on Active Directory
Hello People,
If you wish to find the groups, related to any user Active Directory profile, You can of course use GUI and check the groups on ADCU (Active Directory Users & Computers).
However there is another way, using command line tool, you need to be a part of Domain Administrator & logon to Domain Controller to perform & find the results of below command
I've tested this on many of my DCs & found successful results.
Please ensure, that the above command is space sensitive, If not working for you, Please ensure, you are entering correct space.
Thanks
Happy to help
If you wish to find the groups, related to any user Active Directory profile, You can of course use GUI and check the groups on ADCU (Active Directory Users & Computers).
However there is another way, using command line tool, you need to be a part of Domain Administrator & logon to Domain Controller to perform & find the results of below command
- Please open CMD - command prompt
- Type - dsquery user -samid (userid) | dsget user -memberof
- Typing - dsquery user -samid (bhandyal) | dsget user -memberof >> abc.txt - Will save text file on your root drive.
I've tested this on many of my DCs & found successful results.
Please ensure, that the above command is space sensitive, If not working for you, Please ensure, you are entering correct space.
Thanks
Happy to help
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