Modern Workplace Summit have come to an end, it was a great conference, thanks to Ståle and Johan for making it happen, well done.
Thursday, September 10, 2015
Sunday, September 6, 2015
Windows 10 - Changing network profile from public to private
Sometimes you
need to make sure that your network profile are defined as “Private”, for
instance when you want to connect to the computer with Remote desktop, or other
firewall related configurations.
First time you connect to a network you will get a pop up that actually are asking you if you want the network to be used as a “Private” or “Public” network, it just ask in a bit “confusing” way.
(Domain profile” are only available for domain joined computers and will be automatic selected if there is a domain controller on the network).
First time you connect to a network you will get a pop up that actually are asking you if you want the network to be used as a “Private” or “Public” network, it just ask in a bit “confusing” way.
(Domain profile” are only available for domain joined computers and will be automatic selected if there is a domain controller on the network).
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