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Microsoft Active Directory | How to find locked out users via PowerShell

Today I was looking for an easy way to find out if there were users locked out. After some looking around i found the following command in the “Active Directory Module for Windows Powershell” Go to Start > All Programs > Administrative Tools > “Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell” Run this application as Administrator. […]

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VEEAM 6.0 | Error: "Oib already exists in point" while running a backup

Today I found an issue in the backup after upgrading to the newest version of VEEAM ( 6.0 ) On 1 server I got an error (the one below ). 16-2-2012 8:43:26 :: Error: Oib already exists in point ‘id=d42de8d8-c6d4-4677-9f4e-90175e3dc872:type=Basic:alg=Syntethic:creation_time=16-2-2012 0:01:42’ To solve this issue you have 3 options. Explained below: 1: Easy solution: you

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Microsoft Active Directory | How to remove many computers va Powershell

Today I had an active directory with many old computer accounts. I was looking for a good and nice PowerShell command to get all the old computers accounts in my screen. who hadn’t login for a long time. Logon to the Domain controller > Go to the Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell and use

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Cisco to Netapp configuration | How to configure a stacked switch and Netapp Controller

In this blog post I will write about the configuration between a Cisco Catalyst Switch and a NetAPP storage device. You will see in this example that I’ve used a VLAN tag 10 on the Interfaces which are used for the EtherChannel configuration Configure first the interface ports which you going to use for the

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VMWARE & HP | Trunking settings on VMware server and HP Procurve Switch

How to configure a trunk between a VMware server and a HP Procurve Switch. You can decide by yourself what to configured first. I will explainthe settings for the VMware ESX server first and than I will explain the switch configuration. Vmware ESX Server Login to the VMware VCenter Console. Click on an ESX Server

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Scriptlogic logon report files can cause low diskspace

Today I figured out that Scriptlogic could cause some low diskspace. I figured this out due the program TreeSize, I saw that the folder USERS. in C:Program Files(x86)ScriptlogicSLTRACEUSERS was more than 7GB. After looking in the folder it contained report files since the installation of the server and network. To get rid of these report

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Cisco | Show Running-Config commands

On a Cisco IOS Router you have the comman show running-config this will show you the entire configuration which are currently is configured. How ever beside the show running-config you have some extra commands shown here below: sh run | ?   append    Append redirected output to URL (URLs supporting append operation only)   begin    

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Cisco Wireless | 1 Access Point with 2 Bandwidth Frequencies ( 2.4Ghz and 5 Ghz ) and both with the same SSID

Few weeks ago I was able to configure my cisco AP 1131 AG. I wanted to configure this device with 2 channel frequencies. 1 at 2.4Ghz and 1 at 5Ghz, both frequencies had to be in the same SSID. I created on my device 2 SSID’s 1 for my personal usage and 1 for my

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