A colleague of mine recently reached out to me to ask whether I had a script that would retrieve computer objects in an Active Directory OU and check each item for a service status and its Startup Type configuration. What he was trying to do
Many organizations are and will continue to have a hybrid environment where user accounts are created on an on-premise Active Directory and their mailboxes are created in Exchange Online linked to their Entra ID synchronized account with AD Connect. Those who still maintain an on-premise
Back when I was still working on a lot of Exchange on-premise to Exchange Online migrations, I came across a small client who had disabled the following setting for the majority of their users: Automatically update email addresses based on the email address policy applied
One of the projects I’ve been working on was a small Azure Virtual Desktop deployment for resources outside of Canada to securely access a VDI in Azure’s Canada Central region. To provide a “block all traffic and only allow whitelisted domain” solution, I opted to
I recently had a customer ask me what would happen to a Microsoft Teams Team if the owner, which is an on-premise AD account synced into Azure AD, was disabled or deleted and as I did not know off the top of my head, I
I’ve recently been asked about why Log Analytics was not able to capture Security logs from a Windows server as it is not an option under the Log name list: The short answer is because this is not a feature included natively within a Log
Problem You’ve completed setting up Carbon Black Cloud to be deployed via GPO as described in one of my previous posts: Deploying Carbon Black Cloud via GPO with a transform (MST) file specifying the Company Code and Group Name https://blog.terenceluk.com/2021/04/deploying-carbon-black-cloud-via-gpo.html But notice that it fails
I was recently asked about deploying Carbon Black Cloud Sensor via Group Policy as a published MSI file and recall how much difficulty I had with incorporating the settings for the Company Code and Group Name so I decided to dig up my old notes
Years ago when I first started working with Azure, I was very excited about the release of Azure Files because it would allow migrating traditional Windows file servers to the cloud without having an IaaS Windows server providing the service. What I quickly realized was
Problem You’ve successfully completed configuring Freshservice with your on-premise ADFS so users can use their Active Directory credentials to log into the portal as per the following documentation: Configuring ADFS for Freshservice with SAML 2.0 https://support.freshservice.com/support/solutions/articles/226938-configuring-adfs-for-freshservice-with-saml-2-0 However, upon successfully entering Active Directory credentials to the
