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We have been making a great effort to move all of our internal services to Windows Server 2016.
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This script is capable of adding a list of domains to an Exchange Online Spam Filter policy.
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File history in Windows 8 allows users to automatically “backup” files that are in their libraries, contacts, favorites, Skydrive, and on the desktop.
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After deleting a user in Office 365, their account is moved to a ‘recycle bin’ for 30 days.
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You may receive the error below when attempting to delete a dynamic distribution group.
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In this post I’ll be walking through how to run a vSphere lab in VMware Workstation.
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This article will discuss an issue regarding WSUS failing to download updates from Microsoft Update servers.
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Ran into this error message when configuring a new WSUS server: Restarted the WSUS, WID, and IIS services to no avail.
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This was a new one for me.
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The title says it all.
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Error: A server-side database availability group administrative operation failed.
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A script for setting the Office 365 license for multiple users.
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One of my clients had a really strange issue the other day.
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Ran into a problem earlier with the new Azure AD Connect Wizard.
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Believe it or not, the MSP I work for still has a client who is using Exchange 2003 as their primary email service.
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This script will iterate through all computers in Active Directory and return the configured time server for each computer. <# .SYNOPSIS Get time source for all computers in domain .EXAMPLE Get-TimeSource .NOTES Author: Ryan Nemeth - RyanNemeth@live…
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Today is just not my day!
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Recently, one of my users’ came to me and said he was missing two months worth of email.
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I generally use NMAP for any type of host discovery, but recently started experimenting with FPing.
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This is a simple script to convert a SID to a username # Returns a username based on a SID # Author: Ryan Nemeth # Date: 12/2/2014 $SID = read-host “Please enter the SID: ” $object = New-Object System.Security.Principal.SecurityIdentifier($SID) $User = $…
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To unlock a domain user from the command line, use this command: net user <username> /domain /active:yes This can also be done using Powershell: Unlock-ADAccount -identity “CN=John,OU=myUsers,DC=myDomain,DC=local”
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I was at a client earlier this morning, working to get a transitive forest trust setup between their two domains.
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Application Control Policies can be used to restrict what programs a user is allowed to run.
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Going over the basics of network fundamentals and all the models and ideas behind them.
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Branchcache is a technology unique to Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2.
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File history in Windows 8 allows users to automatically “backup” files that are in their libraries, contacts, favorites, Skydrive, and on the desktop.
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Switches are devices that support a large number of ports to connect devices to the network.
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Many people rarely pay close attention to those pesky User Account Control prompts that pop up when attempting to run a program as an administrator.
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Many people rarely pay close attention to those pesky User Account Control prompts that pop up when attempting to run a program as an administrator.