Creating a Certificate Authority on Windows Server 2012
In this tutorial we will be setting up a Certificate Authority (CA) on a domain controller running Server 2012. In this lab the functional level of the domain and forest are set to 2012....
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Exchange 2007 Uninstall hangs on Remove Exchange Files
I was working with a client today on decommissioning an Exchange 2007 box after a successful upgrade to Exchange 2010. During the final phase of the project, I was uninstalling Exchange 2007 from the...
Cannot Delete .vmdk
Recently I had an issue removing a .vmdk from an old Datastore. VSphere was not allowing the deletion to occur because the file was still in use. Odd. Using SSH to the host console and some...
Increasing Exchange 2010 DAG Failover Threshold
Recently I encountered an issue with a client where VEAM backups were causing the DAG to fail over. This has led me to question whether or not VEAM is truly supported by Microsoft. I’ll...
Error in VMware workstation running on Windows 8
Error: “Could not get vmci driver version. The handle is invalid. you have an incorrect version of driver vmci.sys. Try reinstalling vmware workstation module devicepoweron power on failed” Resolution: Open up .vmx file for...
“THE VMRC CONSOLE HAS DISCONNECTED…ATTEMPTING TO RECONNECT.” Windows 8 vSphere client
THE VMRC CONSOLE HAS DISCONNECTED…ATTEMPTING TO RECONNECT. The vSphere 5 client is using an IE plugin that isn’t compatible with IE10 as of this date. As of yet I haven’t found anyway to use...
Bypassing Windows 7 Login Using Ease Of Access Menu
I am almost certain that this has been covered elsewhere. If you have seen this before, then I am sorry I wasted a precious few minutes of your life. Recently I came back to...
Mass MX lookup for Inbound Mail Routes within Proofpoint
Update-03/10/23 The Harvest and Resolve tool referenced no longer exist. I have made a similar tool leveraging a simple PowerShell script. Script Scripts/BulkMXLookup.ps1 at main · gorillatechrepo/Scripts (github.com) While this article probably won’t apply...