Category: Network Management

Autoarchiving Security Logs in Event Viewer

A small, nearly hidden feature of the Event Viewer by Microsoft is the ability to autoarchive the logs. Of course, one of the most important Event Viewer logs is the security log. For years, we have had to develop solutions or acquire software to help archive the security log when it fills up; but now, that is no longer necessary.

Webinar – The Science Behind Effective Service Catalogues

Join us for the free webinar,  The Science Behind Effective Service Catalogues on Thursday, March 19 at 2 PM AEDT (Sydney, Australia time). James Gander, IT service management and operations consultant, will be our speaker for this webinar.   The date : Thursday, March 19 , 2015 The time : 2 PM – 3 PM AEDT (Sydney, Australia time) Awesome : D efinitely [ Register Now ] In this webinar, you’ll learn: The value of service catalogues to organis ations The three different types of service catalogues How to build a service catalogue from the ground up Click here to view our earlier webinars.

Protective, GPG13-Compliant Monitoring Using EventLog Analyzer

​ The journey to a thousand IT problems begins with a single compliance lapse. Yes, this is the first time you are hearing it! So, tell us how often you’ve walked straight into trouble because you underestimated the importance of compliance

​Desktop Central Supports Kiosk Mode for Samsung Devices

Today , we increasingly depend on technology, especially mobile technology, to accomplish even the simplest of tasks. Mobile devices are transforming the way we do business; we use them extensively for ​ financial transactions, health care, and consumer shopping.  Understanding this trend, Samsung continues to introduce enterprise-friendly features for its mobile devices, transforming the legacy workplace into a ​ highly sophisticated   ​ technological ecosystem. ​ The Kiosk mode is one such feature that is sure to transform the workplace.

Overcoming Active Directory Group Bloat!

Most Active Directory environments are riddled with a common problem. That problem is group bloat! Group bloat is the concept that too many people have had the opportunity to create groups and they have exercised that opportunity without any control. ​ As a result , the Active Directory environment has too many groups

For a Change, What Happens in Vegas ​Isn’t Staying in Vegas: Pink15 Annual International IT Service Management Conference and Exhibition

What happens when people from the most happening IT teams ​ convene at the most happening place on the planet?   ​ Pink Elephant’s 19th annual international IT service management conference and exhibition ​ provided us the answer .