Microsoft Services & Infrastructure
Centrally manage users, computers and permissions with Microsoft services: deployment, migration and support.
Microsoft Services: why and how
Once you have more than a handful of computers, managing users, passwords and permissions one machine at a time is slow and insecure. Active Directory and Windows Server centralize it: each employee has one account, each department reaches its own folders, and security policies apply to every system from one place.
We build Microsoft infrastructure from scratch or tidy up what you have: the domain and domain controllers, DNS and DHCP, Group Policy, file servers with clear permissions, and update management.
For companies on old servers, we migrate to supported versions while keeping users, permissions and data, and then take over server maintenance and troubleshooting.
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Windows Server installation & setup
Servers configured with secure, standard settings.
Active Directory
Central management of users, computers and permissions.
Group Policy
Security policies and consistent settings across every machine.
DNS & DHCP
Reliable core network services.
File server & permissions
File sharing with clear access rights for each department.
Updates & maintenance
Patch management and server troubleshooting.
Step by step, from review to maintenance
- 1
Current state review
Server versions, domain health, DNS, policies and permissions.
- 2
Structure design
OU structure, groups, folder permissions and security policies.
- 3
Deployment or migration
A new setup or a move to a newer version without data loss.
- 4
Maintenance
Updates, domain and server backups, and support when issues arise.
What you get
Central management
All users and systems from one place.
Unified security
The same policies on every computer.
Smoother work for staff
Single sign-on and easy access to resources.
When do you need Microsoft Services?
Passwords and permissions are scattered
All users and permissions become central and controllable.
You run an old Windows Server
A planned migration to a supported version, keeping everything.
People join and leave
Creating and disabling accounts becomes fast and consistent.
How support is set up and priced
A clear scope
Before we start, the systems, equipment and tasks the contract covers are put in writing.
Response times in the contract
Response times for critical and routine issues are set in the contract, based on how critical your systems are.
Regular reports
You receive reports on the work done and the state of your infrastructure, and with the early warning system, a daily status of servers and backups. Learn more
What affects the price
After a visit and review you receive a clear quote. The first consultation is free.
About Microsoft Services
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Do you migrate old servers to newer versions?
Yes. Migrations are planned so users, permissions and data are preserved.
Does a small company need Active Directory?
If you have more than a few computers, central management of users and permissions makes things simpler and more secure.
Do you support our existing servers?
Yes. After reviewing the current setup, we take over their maintenance and support.
Related tutorials
Practical guides you can put to use yourself.
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Instead of installing printers by hand on every computer, use a central Print Server and Group Policy to deliver printers automatically to each user based on their department.
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3 min readRead tutorial →Get a free consultation on Microsoft Services
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