Step 1 - Theme Options

To begin customizing your site go to Appearance -> Customizer and select Theme Options. Here's you'll find custom options to help build your site.

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Step 2 - Setup Slider

To add a slider go to Theme Options -> Homepage and choose page slider. The slider will use the page title, excerpt and featured image for the slides.

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Step 3 - Create Homepage

To add featured content go to Theme Options -> Homepage (Featured) and turn the switch on then add the content you want for each section.

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nslookup returns Default Server as Unknown

I was asked to troubleshoot a recently built DNS server that was having some difficulties. One of the errors had me scratching my head for a few minutes. When doing an nslookup the following would be displayed C:\nslookup Default Server: UnKnown Address: 192.168.1.4 As it turns out it’s not really an error –what it is describing is

Increase maximum number of TCP port connections that are available on a Windows server

While this is extremely rare you may encounter a web application that loves to open TCP connections to the point where the default pool of available TCP connections are exhausted. [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \System \CurrentControlSet \Services \Tcpip \Parameters] MaxUserPort = 5000  (Max = 65534) Just increase the value from the default 5000. Note: You should investigate if

I need instant replication in my multi-site Active Directory

So you want to replicate changes in-‘almost’-real-time to your AD sites? While this is not recomended in production enviornments you may have a need to increase replication interval in a lab or development enviornment. You will need some large and reliable connection pipes between your sites to handle the traffic. In order to do this

Check for duplicate Security Identifiers (SID) on your domain

Mark Russinovich makes a strong case for duplicate SID myths that most of us Windows admins have subscribed to–however it never hurts to know how many duplicates you may have. Here is how you check it on your domain. Open a command prompt and type ntdsutil  and press ENTER. Now type  security account management and

How do I import a group policy object?

This is a really simple procedure: Open Group Policy Management. In the console tree, double-click Group Policy Objects in the forest and domain containing the Group Policy object (GPO) into which you want to import settings. Right-click the GPO, and then click Import Settings. Follow the instructions in the Import Settings Wizard, and then click