Exchange 2010 ActiveSync – HTTP 500 Internal Server Error – DeviceNotProvisioned_Mbx
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Upgrading Windows Edition
Upgrade Windows Server 2008 R2 Editions
Exchange Management Console – Initialization failed after renaming/removing a server
Exchange Management Console – Initialization failed
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Setup cannot use domain controller ‚
Setup cannot use domain controller ‘dcname.fqdn’ because an override is set in the registry. Run Setup again, and specify ‘/DomainController:
Get Exchange Schema, Organization and Domain Version with PowerShell
Get Exchange Schema, Organization and Domain Version with Powershell. Also for multiple DC’s at once.
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Simple Covering Window for Windows ;)
Using a ‘Covering Window’ to hide areas on normal Windows
PowerShell – Credentials for Cmdlets – Get-Credential
Using Get-Credential in PowerShell for easier credential handling.
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Monitor Windows Performance Counters with Icinga or Nagios
Icinga or Nagios can be easily used to monitor Windows Performance Counters. This is quite useful, because the most “monitor-relevant” information from Windows Systems is available through Performance Counters. So, let’s start. First we’ll do the Windows-Part. Grab a copy of NSClient++ (Thanks a lot to Michael Medin for his great work on this AddOn)…
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Using Windows Mobile Device Emulator with Windows 7
How to get network connectivity with Windows Mobile Device Emulator on Windows 7
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