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- What is the role of Subject Name (SN) Subject Alternative Name (SAN . . .
Specially the template below "subject name" tab What does that change in the normal certificate request other than that there is an additional step to put information in the subject tab while enrolling for a certificate What is the role of Subject Names (SN) Subject Alternative Names (SAN) in Microsoft Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)?
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The current issue which I cannot resolve is an issue related to a name mismatch and certificate warning In my case, I am connecting via VPN + private IP address + RDP to the server, but when I connect, the "requested remote computer" name is the private IP address of the server (ex 10 20 30 20)
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I'm looking for a command line tool which gets an IP address and returns the host name, for Windows
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How can I find out the name IP address of the AD domain controller on my network?
- What do I need to be cautious of when changing a User Logon Name in . . .
This would be first name and first initial of last name Some users have first name underscore last name Needless to say, I'd like to make them conform to the standard Before making the change in Active Directory to adhere to the new standard, is there anything I need to be aware of that will help me as I make the change?
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- Getting The target account name is incorrect when accessing a share . . .
The 'target account name' refers to the name of the computer you are connecting to Basically, you are attempting to call the server by a name which it does not recognise Things to check: Can you connect to the server by IP address? Is your computer resolving the name of the server to the correct IP? And -- something else I've seen cause this issue (albeit with a Win2003 DC) -- check that the
- ssh - Force OpenSSH to prompt for user name - Server Fault
When you run ssh without a login_name argument, it automatically uses your local username as the login_name for example: cogan@localhost$ ssh myserver cogan@myserver's password: Is there a way
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