How to Configure Remote Desktop Gateway on Windows Server 2019 Remote Desktop Gateway (RD Gateway) is a Windows Server 2019 role service that enables authorised remote users to connect to internal network resources over HTTPS, eliminating the need to expose RDP port 3389 directly to the internet. RD Gateway encapsulates RDP traffic within HTTPS (port […]
How to Set Up Remote Desktop Licensing on Windows Server 2019 Remote Desktop Licensing (RD Licensing) manages the Remote Desktop Services Client Access Licenses (RDS CALs) that are required for users or devices to connect to Remote Desktop Session Host servers. Every client connecting to an RD Session Host beyond the two built-in administrator sessions […]
How to Configure Remote Desktop Session Host on Windows Server 2019 Remote Desktop Session Host (RDSH) is the core component of a Windows Server 2019 Remote Desktop Services deployment that allows multiple users to connect simultaneously and run shared applications or full desktops in isolated sessions. Each user gets a private session with their own […]
Introduction to Hyper-V Live Migration on Windows Server 2019 Live Migration moves a running virtual machine from one Hyper-V host to another with zero downtime — the VM continues running throughout the move, and users experience no interruption. This is essential for host maintenance (patching, hardware replacement), workload balancing across a cluster, and responding to […]
Introduction to IIS SSL/TLS Configuration on Windows Server 2019 Internet Information Services (IIS) 10 on Windows Server 2019 supports TLS 1.0 through TLS 1.3, with TLS 1.3 enabled by default when running on Windows Server 2019 version 1903 or later. Configuring SSL/TLS correctly on IIS means obtaining and binding a valid certificate, disabling outdated protocol […]
Introduction to DHCP Server Authorisation on Windows Server 2019 DHCP Server Authorisation is an Active Directory feature that prevents rogue DHCP servers from operating in a domain environment. In a Windows domain, before a DHCP server will respond to client requests, it must verify that it is authorised in Active Directory. An unauthorised DHCP server […]
Introduction to DHCP with DNS Dynamic Update on Windows Server 2019 DNS Dynamic Update (DDNS) allows the DHCP server to automatically register and deregister DNS records on behalf of DHCP clients whenever they obtain, renew, or release IP addresses. Without DDNS, administrators must manually maintain DNS A records and PTR records every time a machine […]
Introduction to DHCP Failover on Windows Server 2019 DHCP Failover allows two Windows Server 2019 DHCP servers to share address assignment responsibility for a scope, providing high availability and load balancing for IP address leasing. Without failover, a single DHCP server failure means clients cannot renew leases or obtain new ones — which causes network […]
Introduction to DNS over HTTPS on Windows Server 2019 DNS over HTTPS (DoH) encrypts DNS queries inside standard HTTPS traffic on port 443. Traditional DNS queries travel in plaintext over UDP or TCP port 53, exposing every hostname lookup to anyone monitoring the network — ISPs, attackers on public Wi-Fi, or enterprise security appliances. DoH […]
Introduction to DNSSEC on Windows Server 2019 DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions) adds cryptographic signatures to DNS records, allowing resolvers to verify that responses are authentic and have not been tampered with in transit. Without DNSSEC, a resolver has no way to distinguish a legitimate DNS response from a forged one injected by a […]
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