SQL/Server Health Checks
Recently I’ve been asked to develop a set of scripts, plans and reports packaged up as a general server health check, but also with a specific focus on
Infrastructure, ERP and General Technology Blog
Recently I’ve been asked to develop a set of scripts, plans and reports packaged up as a general server health check, but also with a specific focus on
Over the last few month I’ve tried to expand my horizons a little bit. Since 2009 I have worked in a few different technical roles, from helping to
First things first, #notadeveloper. I cannot stress this enough, I am not trained to write code, neither am I employed to do so. However, I do enjoy writing
At last, the 25th May 2018 has passed and a little known acronym of a European Directive has come into force. After weeks of panic from companies, being
Back in November last year, I posted to this blog with the initial setup of my “home” server (https://www.wardnet.co.uk/virtual-home-server/) which in its former life was a Veeam backup
In the last month or so, I have come across a number of servers where the only possible cause remaining for the “issues” is file system/OS corruption. This