Archive of posts tagged Windows Server 2012 R2

Build a Lync 2013 Lab: Part 1 – Build Lab Environment

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In this series of posts, we will cover building a Lync 2013 lab environment, that demonstrates how you can achieve high availability with the use of an enterprise pool and also achieve reasonable system capacity. This lab will be based on publicly available evaluation software, which you can download and use to prove the value …

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Server 2012 R2 – gMSA Accounts and Security

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gMSA (Group Managed Service Accounts) come along with the introduction of Server 2012, these aim to increase the security of service accounts by removing static & known passwords. However, they do introduce their own complications. Legacy Service Accounts If your running a Microsoft infrastructure of any size, there is little doubt that you will have …

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