If you are looking for a quick way of exporting an inventory of all the Windows Servers that reside within an AD environment, look no further! PowerShell to the rescue! Requirements for using PowerShell AD Module related cmdlets: Windows...
Case: A server which hosts the Microsoft Online Services Directory Synchronization tool for replicating the on-prem AD to Microsoft Cloud Services (Azure, O365). You plan the upgrade to AAD Connect and during the upgrade process, you stumble upon the following...
Yesterday, I needed to quickly list all the names of all the Domain Controllers in the AD Domain and the total count. Fortunately, the following Powershell cmdlet saved me a lot of time and I wanted to share it...
The following one-liner PowerShell cmdlets will allow you to Check the Replication Status of a Domain Controller against the replication partners within an AD Domain/Forest. Execute the following cmdlets using from an elevated PowerShell Prompt from a Domain Controller...
The following one-liner PowerShell cmdlets will allow you to Transfer the FSMO Roles or Seize them in case of a faulty and permanently offline Domain Controller. Execute the following cmdlets using from an elevated PowerShell Prompt. [crayon-5cbeffd9e1bce852385615/] Thanks for reading!
Last night I was trying to quickly set up several Windows Server 1709 virtual guests for Lab purposes and the Server Configuration Tool is time-consuming! For this reason, I used PowerShell Direct from the Hypervisor to connect to these...