How to recover deleted AD objects in Windows Server 2008 R2  share 11 hours ago by Luc Geurts You have deleted a user. Oh my…… All that work to get him back. Or, are you running R2 with the AD Recycle Bin enabled? Then just run this PowerShell command: GET-ADOBJECT –filter {name –like “missing it em*”} –includedeletedobjects | RESTORE-ADOBJECT. Push enter and done. One more reason to upgrade ... The Bit Cruncher - bitcruncher.blogspot.com |
| PS FCIV (часть 2) share 13 hours ago by Camelot Продолжаем повествование о процессе разработки функционального аналога FCIV. Подсчёт хешей и кодирование в Base64 String Как я уже упоминал, самая первая и основная функциональная часть – функция подсчёта хешей. Я уже делал скрипт, который считает хеши: Полезная безделушка Hash SHA1 на PowerShell, к ... Vadims Podans's blog - sysadmins.lv ·  4 references |
| JSON, XAML, PowerBoots and PowerShell share 14 hours ago by Doug Finke Miguel de Icaza, head of Mono, tweeted: migueldeicazaIn 2007 @ toshok used JSON instead of XML for XAML. It is wrist friendly, and programmer friendly: http://bit.ly/2fjEpN The post, titled, why xaml when you can json? shows this snippet and has createFromJSON code. JSON and XAML var json = { Canvas ... Development in a Blink - dougfinke.com/blog · Rank: 73,425 · 38 references |
| JSON, XAML, PowerBoots and PowerShell share 14 hours ago by Doug Finke Miguel de Icaza, head of Mono, tweeted: migueldeicazaIn 2007 @ toshok used JSON instead of XML for XAML. It is wrist friendly, and programmer friendly: http://bit.ly/2fjEpN The post, titled, why xaml when you can json? shows this snippet and has createFromJSON code. JSON and XAML var json = { Canvas ... Lab49 Blog - blog.lab49.com · Rank: 13,993 · 34 references |
| Extend A Web Application with PowerShell share 16 hours ago by Mattias Karlsson Last week I wrote about how to create a new SharePoint Web Application using PowerShell. That was quite straight forward and there are a couple of post about it. But when I did a quick search for how you extend a Web Application I did not find anything at all. It’s a bit more tricky but when you fin ... My SharePoint of View - mysharepointofview.com |
| PowerShell Quick Tip: When you store an array, make sure it is an array share 18 hours ago by Kirk Munro It is not uncommon to want to store the results of a command in an array so that you can refer to the contents of that array later in your script. This is often done by simply assigning the results of a command to a variable. For example, if you were importing the contents of a csv file into an arra ... Poshoholic - poshoholic.com · Rank: 180,711 · 25 references |
| Creating Test Users In Bulk Using Powershell... share 18 hours ago by Rajith Jose Enchiparambil There is always a requirement to create test users in bulk in your lab, maybe even in live network to test something. You can quickly create mailbox users using a one liner. Run the command. 1..100 | ForEach { Net User "User$_" MyPassword=01 /ADD /Domain; Enable-Mailbox "User$_" -Database "Mailbox D ... Get-ExchangeServer | fl - howexchangeworks.com |
| Snapshots einer Active Directory-Instanz share 19 hours ago by Thorsten Mit Windows Server 2008 hat Microsoft nun die Möglichkeit geschaffen, Snapshots einer Active Directory-Instanz zu erstellen und mit bestehenden Dienstprogrammen auf diese zuzugreifen Um dieses Feature zu verwenden, sind folgende Schritte notwendig: Snapshot erzeugen (regelmäßig z.B. wöchentlich per ... IT-INFOS.NET - it-infos.net |
| Exchange Shell - Finding Mailboxes With Send As And Full Access Permission... share 20 hours ago by Rajith Jose Enchiparambil Exchange 2007 SP1 brings the option to configure Send-As and FullAccess permission to a mailbox using the EMC. I have come across scenarios where you have to find all users with send-as permission in your organization. Things are easy now with the help of powershell. Run the command in order to find ... Get-ExchangeServer | fl - howexchangeworks.com |
| PowerShell Help Reader share 23 hours ago by Dmitry Sotnikov Alexei Martseniuk (one of the developers on the original PowerGUI team) has developed a nice little PowerShell utility – WPF-based PowerShell Help Reader. It makes searching and using the PowerShell help system easier and just a more pleasant experience. You can see a demo, download a 21-day trial v ... Dmitry's PowerBlog: ... - dmitrysotnikov.wordpress.com · Rank: 103,318 · 118 references |
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