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How to Check Domain Controller Health — LazyAdmin

The PowerShell script to check the health of your domain controllers allows you to easily and regularly check the health of your Active Directory and servers. You can schedule the script to run every week and save the results to an HTML file. Or you can run the script manually and view the results directly in the console.

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How to Create a PowerShell Scheduled Task — LazyAdmin

WebTime needed: 2 minutes. Open Task Scheduler. Click on Start and type “ Task scheduler ” to open it. Or select it in the Start Menu under Windows Administrative …

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PowerShell SSH Client and Remoting Explained — …

WebWith PowerShell open you can connect to a remote server or network device with a single command: ssh <username>@<host_ip_address>. # For example: ssh …

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How to use DCDiag to check Domain Controllers — LazyAdmin

WebWe are going to start with a basic test, simply run dcdiag on the local server or specifically the domain controller when you run it from another computer: dcdiag. # Or …

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Connect to Exchange Online with PowerShell

WebOpen PowerShell in an elevated mode. Press Windows key + X and choose Windows PowerShell (admin) Install EXO V3 module. Type the command below to install …

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How to Change IP of Domain Controller — LazyAdmin

WebChoose Change Adapter Options. Double-click on the Ethernet adapter to open the Properties. Click on Properties. Open the Internet Protocol Version 4 …

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How to use DISM Command to Repair Windows — LazyAdmin

Websfc /scannow Free up disk space with DISM. Besides repairing your Windows installation can DISM also be used to free up disk space. Windows will keep a copy of all …

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All Unifi SSH Commands that You Want to Know — LazyAdmin

WebThe following Unifi SSh Commands can really help you with finding network-related issues with your Unifi Device. Command. Example. Function. ifconfig. ifconfig. …

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Microsoft Loop – What you need to know and How to use it

WebMicrosoft Loop is a new app in Microsoft 365 that offers interactive components. The loop components allow you to work together on (task)lists, tables, or …

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How to use GPResult to verify Group Policies — LazyAdmin

WebSo to view the computer scope we will need to use an elevated prompt. Right-click on Start or press Windows key + X. Choose Windows Terminal (admin) or …

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Microsoft 365 vs Office 365 with Comparison Chart

WebThe savings per user per month is a little bit bigger compared to the E3 plan. Even if you can do it with Windows 10 E3, it is still cheaper to go for the Microsoft 365 …

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How to Demote (Remove) a Domain Controller — LazyAdmin

WebOpen the Active Directory Sites and Services from the start menu. Expand Sites > Default-Fist-Sites-Name > Servers. Right-click on the old domain controller and …

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How to use Get-Mailbox in PowerShell — LazyAdmin

WebIf you know the email address or name of the mailbox that you need, then the identity parameter is the most common way to select the mailbox: # Find the mailbox …

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How to Install Azure AD module in PowerShell — LazyAdmin

WebType the following command in PowerShell: Install-Module AzureAD. Type Y to install the NuGet provider when requested. Access Untrusted Repository. After NuGet …

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How to Install and Setup Azure AD Connect — LazyAdmin

WebOpen the .msi file that we have downloaded and accept the agreement to continue. Choose Express Settings. Select express settings to quickly install the Azure …

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How to enable Password Writeback in Azure AD — LazyAdmin

WebOpen portal.azure.com. Next, we need to enable the write-back feature in Azure AD. – Go to portal.azure.com. – Open the Azure Active Directory. – Click on Password reset. Check if Password Writeback is enabled. Azure AD should automatically detect that you have enabled password writeback in Azure AD Connect.

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