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16/03/201716/03/2017Azure

Cross Platform Azure Command Line Interface

One of the many appeals of administering Azure outside of a Portal that may change more often and more radically than what the […]

Azure Site Recovery: IaaS Migration and Disaster Recovery | Pluralsight
21/09/201621/09/2016Anouncements, Azure, Power Shell, Technology

Azure Site Recovery: IaaS Migration and Disaster Recovery | Pluralsight

I’ve had the privilege of publishing a course thats very close to my heart on all things DR, using the current slew […]

30/08/2013Book Review, Commentary

Book Review:Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 PowerShell Cookbook: Second Edition

I reviewed the first edition of this book back in 2011, and must admit that I enjoyed the opportunity to review the new […]

08/09/201108/09/2011Book Review, Exchange, Power Shell

Exchange 2010 PowerShell cookbook–Mike Pfeiffer

“Quick Answers to common problems” – I have to agree. A number of PowerShell books have graced my shelves, however very few […]

20/05/2011Exchange

Exchange 2010 – Wrong path for kerbauth.dll in IIS config

Exchange unattended installs can sometimes misfire, and I had an instance where the install path specified in the install script became D:\EXCHANGE,SERVER\ […]

14/05/2011Documentation, Hyper-V, Power Shell, Tips & Tricks

Enable Windows Power Saving features while running HyperV on Windows 2008 R2

Running  HyperV on my laptop as my preferred hypervisor is enabled by using Server 2008 R2 as my laptops primary operating system, […]

05/04/2011Microsoft Exchange, Power Shell, Tips & Tricks

Exchange 2010 remote PowerShell breaks after add/remove/change of IP Address

Something that occurs in a lab situation quite frequently and less in real life is changing IP addresses on your Exchange server. […]

30/03/201114/05/2011Exchange, Power Shell

Using PowerShell to find the MAPI endpoint on Exchange 2010

I’ve been working with some folks who are discovering the intricacies of MAPI on Exchange 2010. Since they were feeling some pain […]

15/03/201115/03/2011Exchange

Using PowerShell to determine the state of MAPI Encryption on Exchange Servers

In Exchange 2010 specifically, or even Exchange 2007/2010 mixed orgs you can easily detect which servers require MAPI encryption. The easiest would […]

11/03/2010Uncategorized

Power Shell in the Enterprise – Standards and Best Practices

I’ve been teaching PowerShell formally and informally for the last three years or so, and one of the trends I find coming […]

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