In addition to enabling DNS clients to locate network resources by name, DNS also provides information about network services and the servers that host those services. This information is contained in resource records that you add to a zone to associate the network service with its host server. For example, to identify the mail exchanger for a domain, you add an MX record to the zone that corresponds to the domain. You can also use service (SRV) records to support general-purpose service location for the computers in a domain.
In "User Rights" settings, you must either add at least one user with at least one right for the user, or you must select ...
In a reduction of attack surface, retired protocols are no longer supported. This feature disables the MK protocol. Resources ...
In a Remote Desktop Session Host server pool, this feature allows a user to reconnect to a Remote Desktop Session Host server ...
In addition to basic information, the program sends more information to Microsoft about spyware and potentially unwanted ...
In addition to enabling DNS clients to locate network resources by name, DNS also provides information about network services ...
In addition to obtaining a new certificate for your certification authority (CA), you also have the option of generating ...
In addition to sending and receiving e-mail, you can use Windows Mail to read newsgroups, which are Internet discussion forums ...
In addition, substitution of FOR variable references has been enhanced. You can now use the following optional syntax: %~I ...
In administrator mode, users can deploy and maintain applications. Users have access to all features except they cannot create ...