Have you even wondered how do establishments lock down their iPad’s so it only uses their application or website? Well with iPad there is a kiosk mode where you can lock-down the device to just use a single app and basically disable all physical buttons. It is not hard as you think you just need… Read More »
OKTA is such a powerful solution to provide identity management and SSO to any of your applications and we started to use it recently and it works really great if you use the usual Employee ID, SAM account name, SAM account name + domain, User principal name, Email and Email Prefix AD attributes as your Application… Read More »
You are migrating your SSIS Packages from an old version SQL Server to a new SQL Server version, it worked perfectly fine before but once it was deployed on the new environment you get an error similar to this one. Message Executed as user: YourDomainYourUser. Microsoft (R) SQL Server Execute Package Utility Version 13.0.1601.5 for… Read More »
SQL Server AlwaysOn Availability Group has been existing since SQL Server 2012 and its one of the best features SQL has to offer, while I haven’t used it in production since it was launched I tried using it for only testing but now that we have an Enterprise License we can use it in Production… Read More »
This guide will illustrate to you step by step instructions on how to integrate your on-premises Active directory with Azure Active Directory by using Azure AD Connect. In doing so it will allow you to provide common identity for your users for Office 365, Azure, and any applications that are integrated with Azure AD. This… Read More »
Nearly a year ago Google already deprecated a most of its legacy API’s which means you cannot authenticate using the Google.GData.Client.Service and executing the setUsersCredentials method and simply indicating your user and password. It was changed with OAuth making it more secure as it uses tokens and let the user actually log in to Google’s… Read More »
Do you want to remove that ugly additional URL “_layouts/15/start.aspx#/” on your SharePoint web address? Before doing so do you really need to do it? Do you even know what does that URL mean? Well if you don’t have a read here what it is for so you understand the impact of removing them. In… Read More »
Yesterday we showed you how to make your SharePoint server Fail-over aware now to complete the full High Availability for your SharePoint we will be adding additional Web Servers to your SharePoint Farm. You might be asking why you need to do this? Well the main reason is making your SharePoint Web Server available all… Read More »
Ever wondered how do you export TAB delimited reports in SSRS? It’s quite easy as you can configure SSRS to export it using the CSV render inside the ReportingServices rendering engine of SQL server. You can do that by updating the rsreportserver.config file which can be found in the following path C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS{YourSQLServerVersion}.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting… Read More »
Have you ever wondered how to make your SSIS more dynamic by putting your variable values in SQL server? Well its quite straightforward all you need to know is to enable package configuration on your solution.