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Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Sending Ctrl + Alt + Del to Remote Client in Remote Desktop Connection Session
If you press Ctrl + Alt + Del while using Remote Desktop Connection, your local PC will response to the key pressed rather then the remote PC.
In order to send Ctrl-Alt-Del keystrokes to remote computer connected via Remote Desktop Client, just press Ctrl + Alt + End.
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Tuesday, September 4, 2012
How to Determine Whether your PC is being connected to a Domain Controller from Command Prompt (cmd)?
1. Type "set user" and Press "Enter" in the command prompt.
2. The result will show you:-
USERDNSDOMAIN=YourDNSDomain
USERDOMAIN=YourDomainName
USERNAME=YourLogonUsername
USERPROFILE=YourProfileDirectoryPath
2. The result will show you:-
USERDNSDOMAIN=YourDNSDomain
USERDOMAIN=YourDomainName
USERNAME=YourLogonUsername
USERPROFILE=YourProfileDirectoryPath
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How to Determine Which Domain Controller a PC is Using from Command Prompt (cmd)?
1. Type in that window "set logonserver" without quotes. Press "Enter" key.
2. Read the result of the output. The output will show you LOGONSERVER= and after the equals sign will be the name of the logon server.
2. Read the result of the output. The output will show you LOGONSERVER= and after the equals sign will be the name of the logon server.
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