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 Thanks to:  https://help.matrix42.com/ SUMMARY If you already use Remote Desktop Services with MyWorkspace, you might have noticed, that you can only have one RemoteApp open at a time. This is because by default, Windows Server 2012 allows only a single Remote Desktop session for each user. This article describes how to enable (and disable) multiple sessions. This way you can use multiple RemoteApps in different tabs at the same time. GOAL After completing this how-to you will have your Remote Desktop Services configured to allow multiple sessions. Hence allowing your users to use multiple RemoteApps in MyWorkspace at the same time. Enable Multiple RDP Sessions Log into the server, where the Remote Desktop Services are installed. Open the start screen (press the Windows key) and type  gpedit.msc  and open it. Go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Session Host > Connections. Set  Restrict R

 Thank to: https://www.thewindowsclub.com/ How to set desktop wallpaper using Group Policy To set desktop wallpaper using Local Group Policy Editor, follow these steps- Search for  gpedit.msc  in the Taskbar search box. Click on  Edit group policy  in the search result. Navigate to  Desktop  in  User Configuration . Double-click on  Desktop Wallpaper  setting. Select the  Enabled  option. Enter the wallpaper path in  Wallpaper Name  box. Choose  Wallpaper Style . Click the  OK  button. To know more about these steps, continue reading. At first, search for  gpedit.msc  in the Taskbar search box and click on  Edit group policy  or the respective search result to open Local Group Policy Editor. After that, navigate to this path- User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Desktop > Desktop On your right-hand side, you will find a setting called  Desktop Wallpaper . Double-click on it and select the  Enabled  option. Next, enter the wallpaper path in  Wallpaper Name  box. Foll

 Thank to:  https://support.knowbe4.com/ Setting Up Domain Spoof Protection in Exchange 2013, Exchange 2016, or Microsoft 365 The following instructions will show you how to create a rule in Exchange 2013, Exchange 2016, or  Microsoft 365  that will prevent your domain from being spoofed from outside your environment. However, this rule will not prevent a person from sending someone else outside your organization an email that looks like it comes from your organization. This rule will accomplish the following: Delete any inbound emails that originate from  outside  your organization which appear as if they are coming from your domain or inside your organization. Allow emails from KnowBe4’s servers to bypass this rule so phishing tests can be conducted that look like they are coming from internal email accounts. Important In this process, we recommend setting up a rule to automatically delete messages that spoof your domain. This specific step can be modified to suit your organization&#