
Windows Server has an administrator user, so when you buy a Windows VPS, you might log in as the administrator user and only need to change the administrator password, even if you purchase a Windows Client like 10 or 11. Also, you have to be logged in as an administrator to change other user’s passwords; you can use it to change Active Directory user passwords. […]

Linux provides a simple passwd command for changing user passwords. Setting a strong password avoids future attacks and improves security; it is also necessary to change passwords after purchasing a Linux VPS. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to change logged-in user passwords, root passwords, other user passwords, and create strong passwords. Generate Strong Password There are various methods for generating strong passwords, but a […]

Installing an SSL certificate on Windows Server depends on the certificate format and the service where you plan to use it. You may generate a new certificate, use an existing certificate, or import a certificate provided by a certificate authority. In this guide, you will learn how to import PFX and CER certificates, bind an SSL certificate to IIS, and trust AD CS certificates and […]

There are several ways to find the IP address of a Windows VPS, including using Command Prompt, PowerShell, and the Windows graphical interface. In this guide, we’ll walk you through each method step by step. When you buy a Windows VPS, your provider will provide you with one or multiple IP addresses to connect to your VPS and use it. The first thing you should […]

To install Ubuntu Desktop on your Windows PC without installing it directly on your hardware, you can install it as a virtual machine using VMware Workstation, which gives you an isolated environment for development or testing. But if you want to use it for a production enviornment its not recommended to use VMware on your local computer; you can instead use an online Ubuntu VPS […]

Windows requires a certain amount of RAM to run its operating system, background services, and built-in features. Windows normally consumes more RAM than other operating systems to give users a better experience. However, this high RAM usage can sometimes lead to slow system performance, applications freezing or lagging, or other issues while working. In this guide, you will learn how to monitor and manage Windows […]

Google Chrome is a feature-rich web browser favored by various operating systems, including Linux. Although Chrome is not available in the software centers of Ubuntu, it is possible to install Chrome on Ubuntu 22.04 using the terminal. In this tutorial, you will learn how you can install Google Chrome manually, with the snap package manager, and using a GUI solution. This helps you to install […]

Setting up an FTP server on Windows Server 2019 is not complicated, but it does require a few settings to be done correctly. In many cases, users install the FTP role successfully, but the connection still fails because the firewall, folder permissions, or IIS authorization rules are not configured properly. In this guide, we will install and configure an FTP server on Windows VPS Server […]

To install Docker on Windows Server, you need to install Docker Engine because Windows Server doesn’t support Docker Desktop; the desktop version is only compatible with Windows 10 and 11. Docker Inc changed how Docker is distributed. Docker Desktop is their main product for Windows, which is not suitable for Windows Server, and Docker Engine for Windows has been replaced by the Moby Engine, which […]

SSH (Secure Shell) is a connection protocol that is mostly used in Linux Servers. But to use it on Windows too, you can install OpenSSH on your Windows Server or Client. Installing OpenSSH on Windows Server and Windows 10 / 11 is mostly the same, and in most of the modern Windows devices, the OpenSSH client is installed by default. But if you don’t have […]