Server 2019 is making it’s appearance and of course we needed to enable Remote Desktop. Things change in time and of course so must Windows. The config option is not in it’s normal place.
I am not making a post at this time and I did find a very good writeup on this….
I received that error message when I tried to publish an article. Never seen it before.
I figured it was simply a case of a close session. I simply started a new session on a tab and it published afterwards…..
I had a request for a list of people who accessed a terminal server. Basically, an argument over use.
There is a log file which could help in such matters. Bring up Computer Management and drill your way down to it. The path is:
System Tools/Event Viewer/Applications and Services Logs/Microsoft/Windows/TerminalServices-LocalSessionManager
The log you need is called Operational. When you access it, it will be trough the Event Viewer. This is ok for a quick check or simply seeing the last time logged in. More detail would require using the LOG file. Not going to do that at this time as this was a “Quick and Dirty” need. If there is a need for a better report, I will update this….
New server and it needed 2019. Time came for setting the time. I enabled the automattic time sync and zone sync. I was surprised to see the zone change. However, the time did not change.
As before I simply went to date and time settings and found I could not set the the clock time? Add to the confusion? The Date and Time commands would only bring up the same window which lacked the ability to change the clock.
There is a link for this with the server manager. Click the Time Zone and you will see the old Date and Time window.
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