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Because almost no one actually does that, despite it existing, and tools and documentation for it on the net are very sparse.
by MatthewPhillips 14y ago
Because almost no one actually does that, despite it existing, and tools and documentation for it on the net are very sparse.
- yread 14y agoIn my experience all the windows sysadmins I've met were doing EVERYTHING by commandline. Either through netsh and so on or they memorized .MSC commands for opening a particular GUI and then use a keyshortcut to flip a switch or so. You can hardly see what's going on