I’m currently involved in writing up the Cloud Attach series of blogs with my MVP buddy Niall Brady over at windows-noob.com. In that series we
Upgrading the ConfigMgr Site Database 2014 – 2019
Since I’ve recently upgraded the site server OS, see here, I was going to blog the upgrade of the SQL on the site server. Unfortunately
Call to HttpSendRequestSync failed for port 80 with status code 500, text: Internal Server Error – Configuration file is not well-formed XML – ConfigMgr Management Point woes
After a recent in-place server OS upgrade, I thought everything was running smoothly but noticed that in the MPControl.log on the site server I was
In-Place Upgrade of ConfigMgr site server from Windows 2012 R2 to 2019
I thought I would blog this, since the first attempt left me with a pretty messed up site server. I upgraded and there was no
KICK-STARTING THE PIM (PRIVILEGED IDENTITY MANAGEMENT) JOURNEY – PART 2 Using PIM with Intune Roles
Part 1, of this two part blog series, explained how we can kick start using PIM in Azure. The post focused on using eligibility to
Kick-Starting the PIM (Privileged Identity Management) Journey – Part 1 Assign Eligibility
Privileged Identity Management is a solution which will help you reduce the attack vector in your organisation by reducing the number of people who have
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