How can I check if an account is locked in Active Directory?
I would prefer to use the GUI, but I can use the CLI if that's the only option. I checked the "Account" tab under Properties, and I see an "Unlock account" option, but it not clear if that means the account is currently locked.
In Active Directory, if I go to a user properties, I see this:
My issue is that the Exchange Advanced tab is missing. My coworkers have this tab, example:
Online I have seen some people suggest choosing View, Advanced Features. However when I use this option, it only adds these tabs:
and not Exchange Advanced.
When you set up Windows it requires a computer name, something like Steven-PC.
This is the equivalent to hostname on Linux. I noticed that Fedora Linux uses
localhost as the default hostname. Would using localhost as a computer name
cause any problems with Windows?
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Forward Incoming Traffic with Windows hosts file?
In Windows you can redirect traffic from a host by using the hosts file.
C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts
example
127.0.0.1 cp97384.edgefcs.net
Is there a way to do this with all traffic from a port? Something like
127.0.0.1 :1935
I have seen on linux you can do this with iptables. I have heard of solutions for Windows XP but nothing for Windows 7.
The solution does not necessarily have to use the hosts file, as I am pretty sure that is not even possible.
Listen on ipv4: Connect to ipv4:
Address Port Address Port
--------------- ---------- --------------- ----------
127.0.0.1 1935 64.210.72.117 1935