
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 […]

Generating an SSL/TLS certificate on Windows Server depends on whether the service is for private use or public access. This guide explains how to create an SSL/TLS certificate on Windows Server. It covers choosing between Enterprise and Standalone CA, making certificate requests with certreq, issuing certificates with AD CS, creating self-signed certificates with PowerShell, using OpenSSL, and getting trusted certificates with Let’s Encrypt and Certbot. […]

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 Server provides Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) for creating and managing certificates. It can be used to issue certificates for internal services, including AD FS, web servers, VPNs, and other applications. Generating SSL certificates on Windows Server has multiple methods; one of them is using AD CS, which generates a self-signed SSL certificate that you can use for internal services on your Windows […]

Active Directory Federation Service (AD FS) is used for Single Sign-On (SSO). AD FS requires an SSL certificate and an Active Directory Domain environment. To install AD FS (Active Directory Federation Service), you need Administrator access to the Windows Server, a static IP, and good network configuration. If you don’t have a Windows Server online, you can buy a pre-configured Windows VPS server to run […]

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 […]

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 […]

To securely connect to a server, git repositories, or other remote services from your Windows device, or connect to another Windows device, you need to create SSH keys to connect without a password by using key authentication instead of user credentials. In this article, you will learn how you can create SSH private and public keys on Windows Server and Windows 10 / 11. There are many […]

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 […]