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Every version of MS SQL provides 3 different recovery models that define the logging required in case of disaster recovery. Full Recovery Model Simple Recovery Model Bulk-logged Recovery Lets begin with the more detailed recovery model for MS SQL, Full Recovery. This model is for the recovery of data up to a certain point inRead more

With the release of Windows Server 2012 Standard Edition, the disk cleanup utility is no longer an option installed by default. Oddly enough all other disk utility functions are still listed in the core install. Disk defrag is available as is check disk. The strange part about it is that the disk cleanup utility isRead more

Analyzing and understanding SMTP codes is not something that we need to do on a daily basis but when IT administrators encounter smtp error codes due to emails that were sent through their corporate infrastructure, they need to know what these email error codes mean as well as how to address them. You’re getting phoneRead more

We know that IPv6 is on its way to becoming the preferred protocol language of the near future but not just yet. By default, it is enabled on Windows server 2008 and at times it is just not needed and/or can wreak havoc with other applications. If you are experiencing technical troubles related to this,Read more

When Microsoft changed the structure of its popular Exchange Server database, it was a cause for concern amount many IT administrators. Here are some key points you should know prior to installing Exchange Server 2013. Subsequent to the release of Exchange 2010 there was much debate concerning whether or not Microsoft Exchange 2013 would beRead more