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Windows NTP "The computer didn't resync because no time data was available."

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Category: Windows Server
Read Time: 1 min
Published: 09 April 2025

After configuring NTP correctly I still get the error "The computer didn't resync because no time data was available." No matter which online time source I used.

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IIS Renaming a certificate

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Category: Windows Server
Read Time: 1 min
Published: 21 March 2025

You misnamed a certificate in IIS and you thought you could rename it using F2 or a rename option in IIS, but there isn't. 
Windows doesn't make it really clear, but you can still rename it after adding a certificate. 

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Expanding a RAID set without losing data

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Category: Windows Server
Read Time: 2 mins
Published: 21 March 2025

It is possible to increase the size of an existing RAID set. But it has it's drawbacks....

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Timezones greyed out in Windows Server

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Category: Windows Server
Read Time: 1 min
Published: 20 February 2025

For some reason one of my servers wouldn't allow me to change the timezone using the new GUI, not sure if this is a bug..

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Send-on-Behalf Rights on (shared) mailboxes

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Category: Windows Server
Read Time: 1 min
Published: 19 February 2025

Ever had to set send on behalf rights on a shared mailbox and you just can't seem to find the option in the Exchange control panel?
Well, the option isn't there!
The only way to set these rights is by using powershell. Whether you are using on-premise or online, the same command works!

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  • Exchange maintenance mode
  • Configure Windows Server as NTP Server

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