Is there an auditable file on a Windows machine that shows the command-line history for either cmd or PowerShell? On UNIX machines I believe there is a hidden file in the home directory called .history.
In a small office setup (5-6 employees) we have seven Windows XP and Windows Vista clients, as well as a couple of linux servers.
Is it possible to set up a linux machine to act as the domain controller to provide single signon and AD-like capabilities for the network?
I've got a network set up in the house with a Windows 2003 DC, a Windows 7 Workstation and a host of VMs doing various tasks running either XP Pro, Ubuntu or FreeBSD. Ideally I would love to have domain credentials work across all machines so that I could more easily manage identities, passwords etc.
Is there a good way to implement non-windows clients on a Windows domain?
I have a website running under IIS which has an SSL certificate applied. We would like to enforce HTTPS usage for the website which is easily done by checking the "Require Secure Channel" box, but this will immediately break the ability for people to connect over HTTP (as designed).
What I'd like to do is find a way to automatically redirect people from HTTP -> HTTPS if they type in the wrong thing (or connect from an old bookmark).
Is there a way to do this without creating a second website in IIS?