Adding my own 2¢ to the PowerShell & Technology Communities
Our organization keeps our terminated user mailboxes for a very long time. We keep them active for a number of reasons, but most can be summed up as “we like to have the information available if we need it.” That being said, we don’t really like having the mailboxes on our production (read “high speed/high … Read more
So, over the last week we made the trek down to Palm Beach Gardens to visit with family. There I got to meet those people who will become part of my family very soon. The premise for the trip was to be present for the Christening of Silvio Centineo Pollock. We took lots of pictures … Read more
Today I picked up a replacement hard drive for my laptop. The previous SSD Drive from Intel has been an absolute trooper, but it just doesn’t have the disk space I need for the work that I do. I didn’t want to reinstall Windows again because it’s just a hassle. I decided to try and … Read more
The DHCP PowerShell script will dump the “raw” DHCP data to a text file for each Active Directory-aware DHCP server. The file is saved to “C:\DHCP-Backup\SERVERNAME-YYYYMMDD.txt.” This can be easily changed within the last few lines of the script itself. ########################################################## # Get-DHCPServerBackup.ps1 #——————————————————— # Author: Kevin M. Sparenberg # Revision History: # 1.0 – … Read more
2-1/2 cups White Flour 2 cups Sugar 1-1/2 tsp Baking Soda 1-1/2 tsp Salt 1/2 tsp Baking Powder 3/4 tsp Cinnamon 1/2 tsp Cloves 1/2 tsp Allspice 1-1/2 cups Applesauce (Cinnamon or Plain to taste) 1/2 cup Water 1/2 cup Shortening 2 Eggs 1 cup Raisins (Optional) Bake in pre-heated 350° oven for 60-65 minutes
I got a request recently to find out what mailboxes moved and when that took place. I knew that each batch of mailbox moves creates two log files; a plain text log and an xml. Since I knew right where they were, I decided to see what I could do about getting valuable data from … Read more
Although many people really like the standard reporting in the BlackBerry Monitor Server, we needed some more details for our usage at my company. This resulted in a new view being created for queries that spanned multiple tables to give “point in time” status on BlackBerry devices. I wrote something similar a few years ago … Read more