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When you try to install a PowerShell module or connect to the PowerShell Repository you may get the below error messages:
WARNING: Unable to download f… Read the rest “Unable To Install PowerShell Modules – Unable To Download From URI Error”
To remove duplicates using PowerShell is exceedingly straightfroward. However, I have a habit of forgetting the cmdlet so parking this here for futur… Read the rest “Quick Tip – Get Unique Instances In PowerShell”
This week I was fortunate to return to one of my favourite customers, to help with Exchange 2010 migration activities. As we all know, Exchange 2010 … Read the rest “Checking Exchange SMTP Logs To Determine Usage”
Since many certificate operations involve knowing the certificate’s thumbprint, it is always useful to to have an easy way to get this information. I… Read the rest “Easy Way To Retrieve Certificate Thumbprint Using PowerShell”
When building out a lab, you might need to attach the same ISO to multiple VMs. In this case I was installing multiple Exchange 2016 severs, and want… Read the rest “Quick Tip–Adding Same ISO DVD Image To All Hyper-V Lab VMs”
While operating in an Exchange hybrid model, users expect to see a consistent GAL no matter if they or other people to be contacted are on-premises or… Read the rest “Automating Enable-Remote Mailbox”
An issue came to light when onsite recently with a customer. The design specifications from the Exchange team were not being correctly implemented. … Read the rest “Script To Check Exchange NTFS Cluster Size”
During an excellent trip to see a local customer *, it was noted that some of the script examples on the blog were not working as expected. The … Read the rest “Blog Code Examples Not Running Due to Smart Quotes”
TailspinToys Canada have been busy upgrading their on-premises, Azure and Office 365 infrastructure. Previously Azure resources were moved from class… Read the rest “Create Azure RM VM Using Existing VHD”
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I have also been known to reference this when delivering Microsoft work… Read the rest “PowerShell Friday Fun”