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Category: Power Shell

PowerShell is a task automation and configuration management framework from Microsoft, consisting of a command-line shell and associated scripting language.

Import Contact into Active Directory

2020-12-062020-12-06 Fluk3

Standing next to me is a Person with multiple pieces of paper. Each of them having Telephone numbers of all the different companies they work with. Just looking at the pages you can see this has been coming along for Read More …

Active Directory, Command-Line, Exchange, Microsoft Windows, Power Shell#FFS, #ForFlukeSake, Active Directory, Contacts, Script, WindowsLeave a comment

Office 365: Exchange Retention Policy

2020-04-172020-04-16 Fluk3
Retention Policy

Let’s kick this off by understanding what is a Retention Policy.A Retention Policy is an organization’s established protocol for retaining information for Operational and Regulatory Compliance. In Short, it means how long is the Organization allowed to keep the data for Operational needs. Read More …

Exchange, Office 365, Permissions, Power Shell#FFS, #ForFlukeSake, Exchange, Office 365, RetentionLeave a comment

Backup Bitlocker Recovery key to AD DS

2019-11-082020-05-12 Fluk3

In a previous post, I wrote about How to setup Bitlocker without TPM. Now let’s just suppose you work in an environment where you have multiple IT People managing Multiple Laptops. If even one person does not save the Recovery Read More …

Active Directory, Encryption, How To, Permissions, Power Shell, Security, Windows Server#ForFlukeSake, Active Directory, ADSI, Bitlocker, Delegation, Schema, Security1 Comment

NTFS Security with PowerShell

2018-10-072019-01-23 Fluk3

Lets talk administrating NTFS Security on Files shares specifically with PowerShell. So in one of my previous post we went through the difference between Shared Permission vs NTFS Permission. I am sure if you went through it you found that Read More …

Permissions, Power Shell#ForFlukeSake, get-ntfsaccess, NTFS Permissions, NTFSSecurity, Set-ExecutionPolicyLeave a comment

Power Shell Replacement String Variables

2018-09-27 Fluk3

In a previous Post I mentioned that certain data from the event log can be found Replacement String. See the Article : Track User Logon Events with Power Shell But for every event there must surely be different replacement strings Read More …

Power Shell#ForFlukeSake, Add-Member, Get-EventLog, Get-Member, New-Object, ReplacementStringLeave a comment

Track User Logon Events with Power Shell

2018-09-262018-09-27 Fluk3

So I am working on a project to get all the LogOn \ LogOff events for a specific user on a Terminal Server. When I did few online searches there was some indication of how to get this done with PowerShell. But this did Read More …

Event Viewer, Power Shell#ForFlukeSake, Category, InstanceID, Log, LogOff, Logon, SecurityLeave a comment

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