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Whenever a new application pool is created, IIS creates a security identifier (SID) that represents the name of the application pool itself. For example, if you create an application pool with the name “Smartcrypt,” a security identifier with the name “Smartcrypt” is created in Windows. Resources can be secured by using this identity. However, the …
This link was in fact an NTFS reparse point. Using the “fsutil” command solved the problem. For example, in the case of an reparse point located at “C:\$Recycle.bin\S-1521\x\y\z\Documents”, you must: 1- Open the command prompt in administrator mode 2- go to the folder containing the link (for example “C:\$Recycle.bin\S-1521\x\y\z\”) 3- fsutil reparsepoint query (eg: “fsutil …
Looks like NPS only supports TLS1.0 by default. So if you go restricting your ciphers too much you’ll find none of your NPS clients able to connect using EAP. That’s a bit of a problem when you have an 802.1x secure network and every client is expected to authenticate. If a cipher is not available on …
On Windows 2019 you can get this error trying to opening some setting. To resolve please run gpedit.msc to open Group Policy Editor, then switch to Computer Configuration—> Windows Settings—> Security Settings —> Local Policies—> Security Options, then enable “User Account Control: Admin Approval Mode for the Built-in Administrator account”. After all restart Windows to …
If you have a file server and you want get know how much data you will be able save if migrate to Server 2012 , copy from Windows Server 2012 from path c:\windows\system32\ you will found tool ddpeval.exe This tool only show you, how much data You will be able to save. This tool does not deduplicate ! …
Whith this powershell script, it’s possible to import external ldap object into active directory mail-contact. Exchange will parse and create a list of contact available for everyone. The script will clear all OU before importing.
net stop w32time w32tm /config /syncfromflags:manual /manualpeerlist:”0.pool.ntp.org,0x1 1.pool.ntp.org,0x1 2.pool.ntp.org,0x1 3.pool.ntp.org,0x1″ /reliable:yes /update net start w32time
mkdir empty_dir robocopy empty_dir the_dir_to_delete /s /mir rmdir empty_dir rmdir the_dir_to_delete
Recently I had to fix some issues with DirSync. For some reason (there were some cloud users created before DirSync was enabled) there were duplicate users, because DirSync failed to match the already present cloud user and the corresponding AD (Active Directory) user. There were also accounts that failed to sync and thus failed to …