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How to renew SSL Certificate

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Before renewing anything, view the existing certificate first:

  • Login to server and run MMC
  • Add Snap-in
  • Select Certificates
  • Select Computer account
  • Select Local Computer
  • Expand Certificate (Local Computer) > Personal > Certificates
  • Open of the existing certificate
  • Go to Details tab
  • Scroll down to Subject Alternative Name

Run IIS and extend the SSL certificate
Binding > applied the new SSL

  • Checked the certificate at the gateway url
  • Connect to the RD Gateway server
  • Select the RD Gateway server and click on Properties
  • Go to SSL Certificate tab and click on Import Certificate
  • Select the new SSL Certificate and click Import
  • Test RDP session internally & externally

Cloning tool for Windows

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The disk cloning software will allow you to simply and easily clone your hard drive to serve as a backup, and restore it if or when necessary.

  • Macrium Reflect
  • Acronis True Image

How to find PowerShell version

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If you are curious about the version of PowerShell installed on your PC, you can run the following command in PowerShell:

$PSVersionTable
Get-Host | Select-Object Version

How to manually add Password in Chrome browser

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If Google Chrome browser doesn’t offer to save password for some reason, you can still manually add your password to Chrome Password Manager.

First, go and check here if you can see the Add button: chrome://settings/passwords

If you couldn’t find the Add button, go to here from your Chrome browser bar: chrome://flags/

Then look for the phrase Add Passwords in Settings and Enable it. Restart your Chrome browser and you should be able to add any password manually. Cheers!

Get MAC address with command

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“MAC” stands for Media Access Control, and is also known as a Physical Address. You can find the MAC address by typing the following command line:

  • getmac /v /fo list
  • ipconfig /all
  • netsh wlan show interface (wifi)