Microsoft published the final release of the security configuration baseline settings for Windows 10 v1903 and Windows Server 2019 (core) v1903.
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RDP session slow on configuring remote session
When connecting to a server with the Remote Desktop Client i noticed after authenticating to a server it can (sometimes) take up to 20 seconds to configure the remote session.
Read More »Recover failed Exchange transition to Office 365
There is a lot to do about Office 365, but the Exchange Online functionality is most certainly neat. So, one of our customers wanted to migrate asap. After some reading up, we decided that a cutover migration looks the best option. During the process it seems that it isn’t possible. The pre-reqs aren’t met. To go short: Exchange 2003 and Exchange …
Read More »Restore .zip association back to Windows default Compressed (zipped) Folder program
Windows can unzip compressed files / folders out of the box. Sometimes other programs are installed to take advantage of more options which the Windows compression tool doesn’t have. But sometimes a user does some of this magic and tries to open a .zip file with another program which of course won’t extract the contents. When you are on a …
Read More »Exchange 2010 – Get Mailbox Database Mount status
Do you want to verify / check / see if you Mailbox Database is mounted or not? Just do a check with powershell! Open your Exchange Management Shell and use a combination of Get-MailboxDatabase with the -status option and you find the Mount-status (True/False) in Mounted attribute. Put that all together in one command, you probably want something like : Get-MailboxDatabase …
Read More »Exchange 2010 – Get available free space in mailbox database
The Exchange mailbox database is always growing and when people say they cleanup you don’t see any changes in the mailbox database size (even not after the x days of the deleted item retention settings). You can see how much free space or white space there is in you mailbox database with a simple powershell command. Open your Exchange Management Shell and …
Read More »Eventid 1060 – Terminal Services User Home Directory was not set
Eventid 1060 (source:TerminalServices-RemoteConnectionManager) is logged in the System logs with the following error: The Terminal Services User Home Directory was not set because the path specified does not exist or not accessible. The default Home Directory Path was used instead. I checked the following: Does the user have a connected homedirectory is the RDS Session? Yes, driveletter is connected and path …
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