Anyone who ever worked on a web application knows waiting for DNS to propagate sucks. You’ve setup an app or site to use a certain domain but have to wait for 24 hours? That’s a lot of wasted time. Or perhaps you want to test something with a fake domain name? Well, fret no more, […]
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We are living in a world where more and more servers are being moved to the “cloud”. And yes, despite the rumors, that also includes Windows servers. That might lead to a scenario where you’ll only login to a Windows server over remote desktop. There is a small “gotcha”, though. Out of the box, Windows
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We all have our own habits and preferred ways of doing things. Sometimes, technology wants to force us to do things another way. For example, if you want to make use of the vast space that OneDrive offers to back-up anything from Office documents to Photo’s, the standard method is to create folders in the
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Important news: This tutorial is now also available as a video on our YouTube channel. If you are looking for an instant fix, fast forward to 5:30 as soon as the video has loaded. Watch the video here This week I got an unusual request from my collegue. He was having some trouble disconnecting a
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This week, I was presented with an interesting challenge. It required me to find out if it is possible to use Office365 licenses to deploy Office-apps to a RDS (formerly Terminal Services) environment. Is this possible, both from a license- and technical point of view? The short answer is “Yes, with the proper Office365 subscription”.
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