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12 articles
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Handling Users Who Are No Longer Domain Admins
Fixing an issue where the Help Desk cannot manage users who were previously defined as Domain Admins but no longer are, and only Domain Admins can manage them.
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Mapping Log4j Instances Across an Enterprise Network
An explanation of how to map Log4J instances across an enterprise Windows server network. The method can also be useful for locating other types of vulnerabilities or files across a corporate server infrastructure.
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Importing Problematic PST Files to Outlook
Importing problematic PST files to Outlook. Overcoming errors when importing archives from Enterprise Vault into Exchange mailboxes. The solution using a script.
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Cleaning Duplicates from Mailboxes
In certain circumstances, duplicates are created in mailboxes. For example, after using Enterprise Vault and importing an archive from there to a mailbox, or after a PST import that failed and restarted.
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Automatic Controlled Unlock of Locked Users
A script for automatically and controllably unlocking locked Active Directory accounts. It reduces helpdesk calls while still maintaining security.
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User Experience in the Windows 11 Upgrade
Displaying a popup notification to a user via an image that opens on their screen. This method allows updating users in a way they cannot ignore.
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Tracking Certificates Issued by the Enterprise Certificate Authority
A PowerShell script for tracking and filtering certificates issued by the enterprise Certificate Authority. Designed for Microsoft Certificate Services.
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Monitoring Active Directory Accounts
A simple and relatively easy tool, written in PowerShell, for monitoring and tracking changes to user accounts in Active Directory. Requires minimal resources.
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Monitoring Permissions in a Directory Tree
When dealing with a sensitive directory tree, we want the ability to track changes in the permission system. The script compares a previous state to the current one and highlights permission changes.
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Guide to Writing a Simple GUI in PowerShell
A guide to writing a simple user interface using PowerShell. The guide contains explanations on a variety of forms and ways to build a user interface with buttons and fields.
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UI for Searching Changes Made to Active Directory Accounts
A user interface for documenting and monitoring changes to Active Directory users. The tool is written in PowerShell, is simple and easy to use, and consumes almost no resources.
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Script to Switch to a Single Monitor When Launching a Program
When a multi-monitor computer runs a full-screen application, the display on the secondary monitor sometimes causes problems for various reasons. The solution is a script that reduces the display while full-screen mode is active.