How to: Setup A SMTP Relay In Windows 2012 R2 – IIS 6
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I will go over the steps to create an internal SMTP relay using Windows Server 2012 R2 and IIS 6. 8 Steps total Step 1: Install SMTP Service Open the…
June 2018
An Introduction to SQL Server Clusters
What Type of SQL Clustering are we Talking About? There are lots of types of clusters out there. When we cluster SQL Server, we install one or more SQL Server…
How to reset pswds for AD user acct via PowerShell
Open PowerShell in admin mode and enter the following: Make sure to have a .csv file with a column name of “Username” and “Password” Import-Module ActiveDirectory $UserPwds = Import-CSV C:\users\msgeek\desktop\Users.CSV…
PowerShell – How to recover deleted emails and items using Windows PowerShell
Occasionally accidents happen and important emails or things like calendar events get deleted. If you are unlucky you won’t be able to recover the deleted items the easy way over…
PowerShell – Setting Permissions for Office 365 using Powershell to user another users Mailbox
To configure a user to view another users mailbox, follow these steps: 1) This step will show you what your execution policy is on your computer. Depending on what execution…
PowerShell – How to Add and Remove Calendar and Contacts permission’s for Office 365 User’s via PowerShell
How to add, and remove, contacts and calendars permissions for users of Office 365 by using PowerShell. This can be useful should you have trouble trying to add permissions over…
Powershell – Last Computer Boot-Up time
In Windows PowerShell 3.0, use the Get-CimInstance cmdlet, and select the LastBootUptime property from the Win32_Operatingsystem WMI class: PS C:\> Get-CimInstance -ClassName win32_operatingsystem | select csname, lastbootuptime