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Category Archives: Microsoft
Check if DAG databases is on preferred server
If you are using DAG in exchange 2010 for high availability on your mailboxes there may be one thing you might have noticed, the databases can fail over to a less preferred server at any time without you noticing. Microsoft … Continue reading
Posted in Exchange, Microsoft, Powershell
Tagged DAG, Exchange, microsoft, Powershell
Grep’ing the eventlog using powershell
If you are used to working with Linux you’re probably familiar with using tail, grep and such for gathering stuff from logs and other files. Those are quite useful tools and work very well when you want to find out … Continue reading
Posted in Microsoft, Powershell
Tagged get-eventlog, microsoft, Powershell
Mass import of users in Active Directory v2 – Powershell time
Earlier I posted a script that created users and homefolders and added the users to specified groups. It also set ntfs permissions on the homefolders. That script used primarily old fashioned stuff, so I sat down and started looking for … Continue reading
Posted in Active Directory, Exchange, Microsoft, Powershell
Tagged active directory, Exchange, microsoft, Powershell
Simple powershell script for enabling users for Lync
I wrote this simple little script for enabling users for Lync. It asks for input on name, sipdomain and line uri. The rest is set using variables defined at the start of the script. If you only have one sipdomain … Continue reading
Posted in Lync, Microsoft, Powershell
Tagged Lync, microsoft, Powershell
Install and configure Exchange 2010 using Powershell
In this guide I will show you how to install and configure a simple Exchange 2010 environment using no gui at all. Installing exchange 2010 without gui may seem kinda nerdy, but it’s quite useful for quickly setting up a … Continue reading
Posted in Exchange, Microsoft, Powershell
Tagged Exchange, microsoft, Powershell
Robocopy backup script
This is a script I have used on several of my relatives computers for backing up their data. Windows backup won’t do for them because they feel the need to see the actual files on the external drive… Anyway, heres … Continue reading
Enable Resource Booking Attendant on all Room Mailboxes
The Resource Booking Attendant should be enabled on all your Room Mailboxes. If it is not, the room will not accept or decline incoming meeting requests. Which is somewhat the whole point right? Heres a powershell command to enable it … Continue reading
Posted in Exchange, Microsoft
Tagged Exchange, microsoft, Powershell, Resource Booking Attendant, Room mailbox
Mass import of users in Active Directory
Tried sleeping……That obviously didn’t work out, so here’s a guide on how to import a number of users in Active Directory and then creating and sharing out their home folder. Note: This guide uses dsadd for creating users and cacls … Continue reading
Posted in Active Directory, Microsoft
Tagged active directory, cacls, dsadd, import, microsoft, script
Quick guide for setting up Libraries in Windows 7
Libraries can be a nice feature to use if you have your pictures, music, movies and whatnot spread across several different locations, be that discs, servers or folders. It’s really simple to setup too! Open up explorer and look to … Continue reading