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sometimes it is necessary to only dump the network traffic before an event happend. For this cases wirkshark has the command line option for a ringbuffer.
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Edge and Chrom can only be opened one time for a user. If a user has multiple sessions opened on a Windows Terminal Server with the same credenitals, edge can only start once time because the profile (UserDataDir) can only used by one instance. Otherwise the profile is getting corrupt.
A workaround is to assign each session a seperate UserDataDir. This has one disadvantage: Bookmarks and so on depends on the sessionname.
To start edge in multiple RDP session I used the following command line parameter. This sets the DataDir to the sessionname.
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User GPO logon/logoff script definitions are stored in an extra place. They are not part of C:\windows\System32\grouppolicy\user\registry.pol nor they can be exported my secedit. Continue reading Windows: GPO Logon/logoff scripts→
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