For those who have undertaken the task or project to move resources from one Azure subscription to another will know that the operation within the Azure Portal is a matter of a few clicks but the complexity can significantly increase depending on the type, the
I was recently asked by a colleague about whether it was possible to use PowerShell to remove a group of users in an Active Directory group from all Microsoft Teams’ Teams in an organization. A bit of Googling did not yield any results so I
Problem You’ve noticed that Citrix ADC / NetScaler hosted on Azure is no longer reachable and attempting to use the Serial console feature in Azure administration portal fails with the following error after entering the password for the nsroot account: Nsnet_connect: No such file or
One of the features I’ve liked a lot when I was able to work with clients who had Azure AD Premium 2 or Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS) E5 licenses is the Privileged Identity Management (PIM). This feature has a lot of offer when it
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
Problem You attempt to activate a Windows Server 2019 Standard server with a MAK key but notice that it fails with: Windows can’t activate right now. Try activating again later. If that doesn’t work, contact your system administrator. Error code: 0x800705B4 If you’re having problems
One of the common questions I am asked about accessing Azure services is the concept of service endpoints and/or private endpoints in Azure. To put it simply, Azure is a public cloud service, which means it is inherently designed to allow its services to be
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 noticed that after patching Exchange Server 2019 servers (for this example, the patch for HAFNIUM was applied), access to /OWA and /ECP now displays the following errors: OWA 🙁 Something went wrong Your request couldn’t be completed. HTTP Status code: 500. X-ClientId: F8E662D41996402E8660EEEB0976EA50
