Overview: SSH and Telnet on Windows Server 2022 Windows Server 2022 ships with native OpenSSH support as a Windows optional feature, meaning you can install a fully functional SSH server and client without any third-party software. OpenSSH on Windows integrates with the standard Windows service infrastructure, the Windows Firewall, and Windows authentication — including public […]
Why PowerShell Logging Matters for Security PowerShell is the most powerful scripting environment on Windows Server 2022, and that power makes it a favourite tool for both administrators and attackers. Malware, ransomware loaders, and post-exploitation frameworks such as Empire, Cobalt Strike, and Metasploit all leverage PowerShell heavily. Without logging, PowerShell activity is largely invisible — […]
Why Accurate Time Matters on Windows Server 2022 Time synchronisation is not a cosmetic concern on Windows Server — it is a hard operational requirement. Kerberos authentication, the default protocol in Active Directory environments, refuses to authenticate tickets when the time difference between a client and a domain controller exceeds five minutes (the default MaxClockSkew). […]
What Is Server Manager? Server Manager is the primary graphical management console built into Windows Server 2022. It provides a single pane of glass for installing and removing roles and features, managing multiple remote servers, reviewing event log alerts, monitoring service status, and running the Best Practices Analyzer. It opens automatically after login by default […]
Introduction to Disk Management on Windows Server 2022 Managing storage effectively is one of the most critical responsibilities for any Windows Server administrator. Windows Server 2022 provides two primary tools for disk management: the graphical Disk Management console (diskmgmt.msc) and PowerShell cmdlets from the Storage module. Together they give you full control over physical disks, […]
Why System Performance Monitoring Matters Windows Server 2022 hosts workloads that other systems depend on. A performance problem on a server — whether caused by excessive CPU usage, memory pressure, disk I/O saturation, or network congestion — directly impacts end users and dependent services. Effective performance monitoring lets you identify these problems proactively, before they […]
Understanding Windows Update on Server 2022 Keeping Windows Server 2022 up to date is one of the most fundamental security and stability responsibilities of any system administrator. Microsoft releases cumulative updates for Windows Server 2022 on the second Tuesday of each month (Patch Tuesday), with additional out-of-band security updates released as needed for critical vulnerabilities. […]
What Is PowerShell Remoting? PowerShell Remoting enables you to run PowerShell commands and scripts on remote Windows computers as if you were sitting at the local console. It is built on top of the WS-Management protocol (WinRM), which uses HTTP (port 5985) or HTTPS (port 5986) for transport. PowerShell Remoting is the standard tool for […]
Introduction to Task Scheduler on Windows Server 2022 Task Scheduler is the built-in automation engine in Windows Server 2022. It allows you to run scripts, executables, and PowerShell commands automatically based on time-based or event-based triggers. Understanding Task Scheduler is essential for server administration — from automated backups and log rotation to patch management scripts […]
Introduction to Local User and Group Management Windows Server 2022 supports two distinct categories of accounts: local accounts, which are stored in the local Security Account Manager (SAM) database on the server itself, and domain accounts, which are managed through Active Directory. This article focuses entirely on local accounts — when to use them, how […]
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