Currently, I didn’t find a user interface method to display all ongoing deployments. However, as always PowerShell is our friend! The Get-AzureRmResourceGroupDeployment cmdlet gives you all deployments, whether they are ongoing, failed, or succeeded. As an input of this cmdlet, you can target the resource groups you desire with the Get-AzureRmResourceGroup cmdlet. For example, if […]
Retrieve the information This information can be found in the user’s Active Directory’s objects with the Get-ADUser cmdlet. However, the msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed attribute is a constructed attribute. According to Microsoft: Constructed attributes have the property that they are attributes for which the attribute value is computed by using other attributes, sometimes from other objects. And because […]
By configuring computer delegation with PowerShell, you can determine whether you can access an Active Directory (AD) computer from another computer. This article will demonstrate the difference between unconstrained delegation, constrained delegation to any service, and constrained delegation to specified services. Contents of this article: The concept of computer delegation in a nutshell Two different […]
Sometimes you discover that there are many duplicates in your Path environment variable. This happens because most of the software you install just add new paths without formerly checking if they already exist. How to do it with Powershell First, we want to get the current content of the Path environment variable. Now we want […]
If you want to continue testing and training in Azure after the free 30-day trial, you have quite a few options to save costs. In this article I give you a few tips on how to keep your Azure costs low. Contents of this article: Free solutions Nearly free solutions Understanding cost basics Keep tracking […]
