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In the past I've had a few clients request scripts to automatically set/assign licenses to users in Office 365 – Generally pretty simple stuff. Recently I had a client ask to disable a particular service within a license – again, not all that difficult – unless you want to actually check if a license/service is…
Continue readingOn a recent gig, the local tech wanted some more detail on the receive connector selection process... I explained the whole "most defined" IP set wins (i.e. 192.168.0.23 will be selected over 192.168.0.0/24), but was unable to find any TechNet articles to back that up. Fortunately, this guys nails it, with a good explanation and…
Continue readinghttps://www.linkedin.com/pulse/satya-nadella-just-fixed-microsofts-biggest-problem-chris-dodds?trk=hp-feed-article-title-like I'll believe it when I see it. For an organisation that is so incredibly entrenched in the culture of selling first and not bothering if the product actually meets customer needs or not - and even worse, very skilled in repositioning the problem as the solution, its a massive claim and would be a…
Continue readingNot much more to say really.... https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/windowsserver/2016/07/12/windows-server-2016-new-current-branch-for-business-servicing-option/ https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/systemcenter/2016/07/12/system-center-2016-to-launch-in-september/
Continue readingThis is a fairly uncommon thing.... but, its still there. When using SCCM, sometimes its necessary to use software inventory and the "Software Files" class - to determine the versions of software that is in your environment. Normally, we would use Software Files - File Name and Software Files - File Version and that would…
Continue readingWhen you migrate (or create) a mailbox in Exchange Online, the first time a user goes to open their mailbox they are prompted to select their Timezone and Language. I recently had a client ask for a more automated method of pre-populating these values, so thought I’d have a look into it. Of course, there’s…
Continue readingWhen you migrate (or create) a mailbox in Exchange Online, the first time a user goes to open their mailbox they are prompted to select their Timezone and Language. I recently had a client ask for a more automated method of pre-populating these values, so thought I’d have a look into it. Of course, there’s…
Continue readingBy guest writer: Leon Zippel In the interests of saving a bit of money, I decided to switch my ADSL service from an expensive business connection to a cheap residential connection. In Australia this also means switching from a static IP address to a dynamic IP address. With most web-based services now able to be…
Continue readingIn the interests of saving a bit of money, I decided to switch my ADSL service from an expensive business connection to a cheap residential connection. In Australia this also means switching from a static IP address to a dynamic IP address. With most web-based services now able to be proxied via Microsoft's Web Application…
Continue readingGood game.... great game in fact Good bits Very fast paced - even no weapon reloading - different, but good Glory kills are surprisingly well implemented and a lot of fun Looks and sounds brilliant the way the story is told, by using holograms in game, instead of cut scenes, is really good bits I'm…
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