by Norman Bauer | Oct 29, 2020 | Active Directory, DHCP, DNS, Powershell
While managing multiple dhcp and dns servers (60+) I came across the need to unify DHCP scope settings, DNS A and PTR record registration, lease duration and DHCP DNS update credentials. So I wrote a PowerShell script to do this task on all authorized DHCP servers in...
by Norman Bauer | Aug 22, 2019 | Active Directory, Powershell
Yes, Active Directory provides details on when an active directory user last logged on. However, in a multi domain controller environment it may be tricky to get this information. If you’re on a single domain controller domain you can use Active Directory Users...
by Norman Bauer | Apr 18, 2018 | DHCP, Powershell
When working with Windows based clients you usually don’t come across DHCP option 119 because Windows just doesn’t use it. The Domain Search List for Windows is configured using GPO and not DHCP. But if you also use Apple OS or Linux OS based systems you...
by Norman Bauer | Feb 28, 2018 | Data Protection Manager, Powershell, Uncategorized
When using an AntiVirus product on your Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager 2016 server you have to configure it appropriately. What does that mean? Technet says: Disable real-time monitoring – On the DPM server, disable real-time monitoring by...
by Norman Bauer | Nov 21, 2017 | Office 365, Powershell
I don’t know why, but currently the Exchange Control Panel of Office365 doesn’t work correctly, but I needed to configure SendAs permissions on a distribution group. However, PowerShell is a good fallback when it comes to configure O365. When you want to...
by Norman Bauer | Jun 13, 2017 | Powershell, Roles and Features
Ever wanted to install all the roles and features that are installed on one server on another server? Easy. Just copy and paste the following command into an elevated powershell on the server where the roles and features are installed. Then copy the output and paste...
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