The DirTeam.com / ActiveDir.org Weblogs in 2013

Reading Time: 2 minutes On this last day of 2013, I invite you to look back at 2013 with me on the wonderful things the team behind the DirTeam.com / ActiveDir.org Weblogs have achieved.

Calendar year 2013 wasn’t just another year in our history. It was a pivotal year. A year in which we laid the foundation for you, as our respected readers, to feel invited to check back often and enjoy the central role Active Directory plays in today’s networking infrastructures.

Reading Time: 2 minutes

2013[4]On this last day of 2013, I invite you to look back at 2013 with me on the wonderful things the team behind the DirTeam.com / ActiveDir.org Weblogs have achieved.

Calendar year 2013 wasn’t just another year in our history. It was a pivotal year. A year in which we laid the foundation for you, as our respected readers, to feel invited to check back often and enjoy the central role Active Directory plays in today’s networking infrastructures.

 

New bloggers

We’ve got a pretty solid team of bloggers. But, we’ve also found two more gentlemen willing and able to blog with us:

  • Robin Gilijamse
  • Sergio Kappel

 

Top blogposts

In 2013 you’ve read the following blogposts most often:

  1. Transitioning your Active Directory to Windows Server 2008
  2. How to determine your Windows Server 2008 version
  3. Disabling IPv6 on Windows 2008
  4. Remotely managing your Server Core using WinRM and WinRS
  5. Load balancing Exchange 2010 with Citrix Netscaler using Content Switching
  6. Active Directory Cleanup – The Most Common Question I See
  7. AD Clients Not Authenticating to its Local Site
  8. Transitioning your Active Directory to Windows Server 2008 R2
  9. Add or Remove programs in Server Core
  10. New features in AD DS in Windows Server 2012, Part 16: Active Directory-based Activation

 

Technical advancements

We’ve made a couple of technical adjustments this last calendar year:

Thank you!

Author: Sander Berkouwer

Sander Berkouwer is the author of the Active Directory Administration Cookbook, speaker and blogger at DirTeam.com and ServerCore.net. He is awarded Microsoft MVP, Veeam Vanguard and VMware vExpert. Since 2009, Microsoft has awarded Sander with the Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award. Since 2016, Veeam has awarded Sander with the Veeam Vanguard award.

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