Symptoms: You may notice that when you try to run the Sync command DirectorySyncClientCmd it doesn’t do anything and just closes right away. If you
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Add multiple endpoints or port range to an Azure Virtual Machine
If you ever needed to add multiple ports or range of ports endpoints to a particular Virtual machine on Azure. you might have a difficulty
Read MoreUpgrade Microsoft Domain Controller 2008 R2 to DC 2012 R2 with Exchange 2010 in the current environment.
Upgrade Microsoft Domain Controller 2008 R2 to DC 2012 R2 with Exchange 2010 in the current environment. Prerequisites: 1- Windows 2012 R2 fully patches 2-
Read MoreRestoring an Active Directory Object after mistakenly deleting it
Active Directory Recycle Bin Starting with Windows 2008 R2, Microsoft introduced the Active Directory recycling bin. This is great for recovering objects back into AD
Read MoreResetting Usernames and Passwords from text file
I had a project to migrate users from Linux Postfix mail system to Exchange 2013 but had to do it in stages in order to
Read MoreReplication after tombstone life expired
Replication After Tombstone Life Expired As I was preparing for Exchange migration from 2010 to 2013 I had two DCs, one of those two DCs
Read MorePrepare Active Directory with powershell
If you’re planning to Install Active directory on multiple DCs for backup, you can speed up this process by using the following script which is
Read MoreConfigure Outlook Autdiscover in GPO
To configure Outlook autodiscover in Active directory we’ll have to do the following First open Group Policy Management from Administrator tools, After you have opened
Read MoreCHANGING PROXY ADDRESS FOR LOCAL AD USERS
If your Exchange users have problem with Active Sync’s Autodiscover configuration or you’re intending to configure a Hybrid configuration with Microsoft office 365 Exchange Online
Read MoreChange Password Policy for AD and domain users
To change the password policy we’ll have first to open Group policy management which is located in “Administrative Tools” on your DC Right click on
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