The other day I got some alerts saying that one of our file servers was running out of space. Typically, I would just go into VMware vCenter, expand the disk and call it a day. The problem was that this… Continue Reading
A while back I posted a Powershell script to check password expiration’s in your domain. It worked and it got the job done but as I got better with Powershell I decided to take another look at it and refine… Continue Reading
Any SCCM admin would find it very useful and bit more convenient to have the console installed on their local machine. This is especially the case as apposed to remoting into the Site server whenever they want to administer SCCM.… Continue Reading
If you have tried to install Remote Server Administration tools for Windows 10 version 1809, 1903 or later you might have come across: Add-WindowsCapability failed. Error code = 0x800f0954. If you haven’t, that’s great! If you have, you’re in luck… Continue Reading
In the previous versions of Windows, you always had to download and install the Remote Server Administration Tools aka RSAT from Microsoft’s page. Many people complained about the fact that every time you would upgrade to a later build, it… Continue Reading
It might come in handy from time to time to drill down on a manager’s direct reports in Active Directory. A good use case is if a director or VP wants to send an email to all of their direct… Continue Reading
From time to time it might peak your interest to know your tenant stats. Generating the necessary reports will help you determine if any adjustments need to be made or if you’re in the clear. In this article I am… Continue Reading
Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance, otherwise known as DMARC is a protocol used for email authentication. It essentially gives domain owners the ability to protect their domain’s address from email spoofing or other unauthorized use. It is to your… Continue Reading
Throughout a sysadmin’s career it’s very common to have demoted or decommissioned a domain controller in your domain. With new versions of Windows Server coming out every couple of years, it’s always a good idea to be somewhat up to… Continue Reading
In this article I’m going to give you a quick step by step on how to set OneDrive retention policy to 3650 days, that’s 10 years!! Typically when a user leaves the company we should process their account and cut… Continue Reading