How to Set Up Data Deduplication on Windows Server 2016 Data Deduplication (Dedup) is a Windows Server 2016 feature that reduces storage consumption by identifying and eliminating duplicate chunks of data across files on a volume. Unlike file-level deduplication, Windows Server Dedup operates at the sub-file, variable block level, which delivers high savings ratios on […]
How to Configure Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) on Windows Server 2016 The Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) is a Windows infrastructure component that coordinates the creation of consistent point-in-time snapshots of data, even while applications are actively writing to disk. VSS is the foundation for Windows Server Backup, Previous Versions, and most third-party backup […]
How to Use Veeam Backup for Windows Server 2016 Veeam Backup and Replication is an industry-leading data protection platform that provides image-level backups, replication, and instant recovery for Windows Server 2016 and other platforms. Unlike Windows Server Backup, Veeam captures the full VM or physical machine state at the hypervisor or agent level, enabling near-zero […]
How to Configure Azure Backup for Windows Server 2016 Azure Backup is Microsoft’s cloud-based backup service that protects on-premises Windows Server workloads by storing data in Azure Recovery Services vaults. It provides offsite, encrypted, geo-redundant backup storage without the capital expense of managing tape libraries or remote backup hardware. Azure Backup for Windows Server 2016 […]
How to Set Up Windows Server Backup on Windows Server 2016 Windows Server Backup is a built-in feature of Windows Server 2016 that allows administrators to protect critical data and system configurations without purchasing third-party software. It supports full server backups, bare metal recovery, individual volume and folder backups, and scheduled automatic backup jobs. Setting […]
How to Set Up Windows Server 2016 Group Policy Starter GPOs Starter GPOs are templates for Group Policy Objects. They capture a baseline collection of Administrative Template settings that can be used as the starting point for new GPOs, ensuring consistency across all policies created in the domain. On Windows Server 2016, Starter GPOs are […]
How to Configure Windows Server 2016 Group Policy Results Group Policy Results provides a real-world report of the policies that were actually processed during the last Group Policy refresh cycle on a live client machine. Unlike Group Policy Modelling, which simulates a hypothetical scenario on a domain controller, Group Policy Results queries the RSoP (Resultant […]
How to Set Up Windows Server 2016 Group Policy Modelling Group Policy Modelling (also known as RSoP Planning Mode) is a what-if analysis tool built into the Group Policy Management Console on Windows Server 2016. It allows administrators to simulate the Resultant Set of Policy for a user or computer before making changes, answering questions […]
How to Configure Windows Server 2016 Group Policy Security Filtering Group Policy Security Filtering lets you control precisely which users and computers receive the settings in a GPO, without needing separate OUs for each subset. By modifying the Access Control List (ACL) of a GPO, you can grant or deny the Apply Group Policy permission […]
How to Set Up Windows Server 2016 Group Policy Central Store The Group Policy Central Store is a centralised repository for Administrative Template files (ADMX and ADML) stored in the SYSVOL of the domain controller. Without a Central Store, each administrator’s workstation loads ADMX files from its local PolicyDefinitions folder, which can lead to inconsistencies […]
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