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Install OpenSSH in Windows Server
Learn how to install and enable the built-in OpenSSH Server on Windows, customize its installation directory and configure your sshd_config file.
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Learn how to install and enable the built-in OpenSSH Server on Windows, customize its installation directory and configure your sshd_config file.
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Follow this if you have no more need for Windows Server IIS and want to remove IIS completely from Windows Server using PowerShell
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HTTP Basic Authentication managed module for IIS enables HTTP Basic Authentication with virtual user support in Windows Server IIS.
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WSUS uses BITS for downloading updates, and it does so in background mode. Unfortunately, this utilizes remaining bandwidth of the server instead of its full capacity. To speed up WSUS downloads, you can configure BITS in WSUS to use foreground priority.
Web applications
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Using WSL 2 it is pretty easy to install Hugo in Windows, setting up your local webdevelopment environment and configure Hugo to listen on your Ubuntu's IP address, here is how.
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When you migrate a file server and transfer data, you may need to recreate junction points, as they cannot be copied using (for example) Robocopy.exe. This makes it a must to know where you have junction points, and NTFS hard and soft links. This is where PowerShell comes to the rescue.
WordPress
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A possible fix for the slow Yoast SEO DeleteDuplicateIndexables DELETE statement that times out on large WordPress databases.
WordPress
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Show the number of registered WordPress users in a At-a-Glance widget. This is particular handy as an indicator of compromise (IoC), when a hacker has registered numerous new users in your WordPress database for spam purposes.
Windows Server
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Find vulnerable WordPress plugins fast using PowerShell on Windows Server and IIS
WordPress
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Securing the WordPress uploads folder is important. In many hacked WordPress sites, a PHP backdoor is found within the WP_CONTENT_DIR/uploads directory. Often because this is the location where uploads are placed automatically. From the backdoor within wp-content/uploads other backdoors are uploaded to various locations, and scripts are injected with malware.
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In this post, I will show you how to connect to your KVM VMs (virtual machines) in Windows 10 via SSH using virt-manager (Virtual Machine Manager) and qemu+ssh://. This allows you to manage your virtual machines from Windows.
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Generate random strings in Bash to use as strong passwords using this BASH function in your `.bashrc` file for easy usage.
Windows Server
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This post contains some example WMI filters for you to use in Group Policy Objects (GPOs) to target and manage specific Windows Server versions like 2012R2, 2016 and Windows Server 2022 / 2019.
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In this post I'll show you how to configure an IP allow list for IIS FTP Server using PowerShell, iisadministration and webadministration modules.
Codebase
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Remove application folders from the website configuration in IIS whose physical path on the filesystem was removed, using PowerShell
Windows Server
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Learn how to back up and restore IIS 10 webserver configuration with appcmd.exe and PowerShell
Codebase
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MySQL Connector/NET and utf8mb4 character set can cause an exception System.Collections.Generic.KeyNotFoundException "The given key was not present in the dictionary".
WordPress
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The Wordfence Live Traffic logging feature can cause high CPU usage and load issues for WordPress websites. Here is how to disable it.
Windows Server
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Using -SeachBase with PowerShell's Get-ADComputer gives me faster results with AD DS queries.