As someone who just finished up a couple of IT certification programs and is currently job hunting to get my IT career jumpstarted, I just want to say that your channel and content have been very helpful to me. Just wanted to comment and say thank you for doing what you do man!
Your content has been really good lately.. I know a lol while back you expressed that you were depressed. It's nice to see your rebound like you have. Keep it up a lot of people that are new to IT learn a lot from your channel.
First, I appreciate your sincere and advanced knowledge and wisdom about IT and in this episode, resetting the password for an employee who forgot their password. Thank you very much. Thank you very much and may you be blessed with more insight regarding IT, life, patience and kindness as you have always done. Thank you very much.
Hey man thanks for the Info. To answer your question from the beginning of the video, I believe this type of conntent is the most helpful and would appreciate it if you uploaded more skills training like this.
Awesome. 8 didn’t know about your other channel but this stuff is super helpful for someone who is still a semester away from his associates. So thanks man
holy shot dude that’s a lot of work. I’m new to IT but my company uses cloud and its so much easier everything is pretty much automatic and a lot simpler. Gotta love cloud services
Back in my Post-Secondary Vocational School, in a Networking environment for the IT department, we'd practice in a Lab exercise on how to manage users in the Active Directory environment in a hands-on setting...
Hi, I found this series very helpful. Do you have or can you recommend any more video content that's AD / Windows Server related? I'd like to learn as much as possible before starting my new job :-) Many thanks
That's what I'm thinking as well I finally find someone who can show me active directory in a way I can truly understand and once I click on the "new" channel its empty, I was hoping I could also figure out how to connect to my server on another pc so I could actually manage users but oh well.
Ok so when i i'm about to change the password for the customer should i ask him/her what the new password should be? If so then i change the password in open directory and that solves the problem. Please correct me if i'm wrong!
i dont think you need to ask the user because in the change password setting, he ticked "user must change password at next log on"...so i feel the system will automatically prompt the user to change his or her password, after logging on with the new password that was given to him.
@@gam85191 some companies still have on-prem service but Microsoft got rid of the mcsa and other certs. Everything going to cloud now, if that makes sense.
As someone who just finished up a couple of IT certification programs and is currently job hunting to get my IT career jumpstarted, I just want to say that your channel and content have been very helpful to me. Just wanted to comment and say thank you for doing what you do man!
Your content has been really good lately.. I know a lol while back you expressed that you were depressed. It's nice to see your rebound like you have. Keep it up a lot of people that are new to IT learn a lot from your channel.
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Thank you bro I really appreciate that you have no idea!
Yes, I agree with this comment. Tough times happen sometimes, it will only make you stronger. He came back stronger so it's all good.
Keep videos coming to CuriousIT. Great Way to share instructional content
Dude, I was completely blown away by how WONDERFULLY you explained Active Directory.
First, I appreciate your sincere and advanced knowledge and wisdom about IT and in this episode, resetting the password for an employee who forgot their password. Thank you very much. Thank you very much and may you be blessed with more insight regarding IT, life, patience and kindness as you have always done. Thank you very much.
You are very welcome. Good luck to you my friend!
These videos where exactly what I was looking for on TH-cam. Thanks man
Hey man thanks for the Info. To answer your question from the beginning of the video, I believe this type of conntent is the most helpful and would appreciate it if you uploaded more skills training like this.
I like how your videos are easy to follow, very informative, and upbeat. I’m very new and plan on self teaching. Please keep up the good work 💪🏿
Thanks man. I'm studying for the A+, but I'll follow along with this for my practical learning!
hope your doing good man! Every and Any video helps honestly
glad you mentioned giving the temporary password to the user because other videos do not mention that.
Awesome. 8 didn’t know about your other channel but this stuff is super helpful for someone who is still a semester away from his associates. So thanks man
Reset password and was wondering why it wasn't working. Clicked "unlock account" and success. Thanks you!
holy shot dude that’s a lot of work. I’m new to IT but my company uses cloud and its so much easier everything is pretty much automatic and a lot simpler. Gotta love cloud services
This is so helpful as I'm just starting my IT Career
Tim Nutbean lol. Great Information thank you!
Incredible work! Keep it up!
Really enjoyed this! Would love to see more Active Directory videos
Subbed to your new channel. Thanks for the vids
Thank you!
Did he ever explain why the channel got nuked?
Thanks my dude. Well explained and very helpful. Subscribed!
Watching 10th EP. Very helpful! Thank you!
Yo Zach, can you do more of those videos? You are a really good teacher
You Rock Bro! Thanks
Awesome I hope you expand on this
Already in the works!
This is so helpful so please continue the AD cource thanks
This is really cool! I think these videos would be super successful on this channel! Still subbed to CuriousIT tho!
Awesome! Thank you!
Great video! Following
Outstanding!! Quick, concise, well done!!! Thank you! :-)
This was so helpful.
I'm glad!
Thank you for the tips!
Back in my Post-Secondary Vocational School, in a Networking environment for the IT department, we'd practice in a Lab exercise on how to manage users in the Active Directory environment in a hands-on setting...
Another great video Zack. Is this the same in 2012, 2016, and 2019 server manager or are there differences?
Hi, I found this series very helpful. Do you have or can you recommend any more video content that's AD / Windows Server related? I'd like to learn as much as possible before starting my new job :-) Many thanks
This is solid sir. Will you complete this from entirely setting up AD?
Yeah we already have those videos over on the Curious IT channel
I can see only one video in curious it channel....how can i see other videos of active directory....plzz suggest
Love your content!
Yay for tutorial videos!
Pl do all these videos. They are useful for people like me. Those who are new to technology. Or big career gap.
what kind of videos are you looking for?
Thanks boss 🙏 🙌 😘
Another channel you're mention in the description is not working why .....?
Thank you !
What is your new channel’s name??
cant find that CuriousIT channel
Can you help me figure out my password for the DatPiff mixtapes app?
Easy! I don’t know why some companies want 3 + years of AD experience.
what happened to your CuriousIT channel? Checked it out and there's only 1 video?
That's what I'm thinking as well I finally find someone who can show me active directory in a way I can truly understand and once I click on the "new" channel its empty, I was hoping I could also figure out how to connect to my server on another pc so I could actually manage users but oh well.
Ok so when i i'm about to change the password for the customer should i ask him/her what the new password should be? If so then i change the password in open directory and that solves the problem. Please correct me if i'm wrong!
i dont think you need to ask the user because in the change password setting, he ticked "user must change password at next log on"...so i feel the system will automatically prompt the user to change his or her password, after logging on with the new password that was given to him.
Did you delete the channel? I would really like to watch those other videos on using active directory so I could get some good practice in with it.
I have a question what is difference between Help Desk and System or Server Administrator
Help desk is entry level and the other requires years of experience.
@@Itcareerquestions Thank you bro
Why not use password locker like lastpass enterprise or something like that ya I know there hacked also
once they get rid of MCP what's gonna be the go to cert for active directory?
everything moving to azure, learn some azure stuff and office 365 certs if you plan on doing helpdesk/system admin.
@@KevtechITSupport So the future is cloud computing rather than locally managed servers
@@gam85191 some companies still have on-prem service but Microsoft got rid of the mcsa and other certs. Everything going to cloud now, if that makes sense.
@@KevtechITSupport thank you so much for the info, will definitely look into azure training then
Please add CuriousIT to your Channels tab
Thank you good idea.
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1. Have you tried turning it off and on again... 2. Sure, I can help you reset your password...ok, what do I need to learn next?:)
"Can you make sure your printer is plugged into a power outlet AND that it is powered on AND that there is paper in the paper tray?" ;)
literally the first 33% of this video was not needed.