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How To Connect To A Windows Nano Server Using PowerShell

In this article, I’ll show you how I connect to my Windows Server 2016 using PowerShell Remoting. To get started, I Open a Windows PowerShell console. Note:If your Nano Server …

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How To Export \ Import Single Mailbox Folder To PST File Exchange Server 2010 / 2013 /2016

This article will show you how to export a single folder from an entire mailbox to a PST file on Exchange Server 2010, 2013 and 2016. To start the process open EMS and type …

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Get Email Address From SAMACCOUNTNAME

This Active Directory PowerShell Module code will show you how to the primary SMTP address of users using their SAMACCOUNTNAME. In this scenario, You have a list of users’ SAMACCOUNT …

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PowerShell Code: Get Mailboxes with Size Greater Than X

Today, I’ll show you another classic PowerShell Code for Exchange Server that will let you search for users with a mailbox size of X and above. I came across the …

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Add a computer to an Active Directory domain with PowerShell

A common task many system administrators do is adding computers to an Active Directory domain. Since Active Directory is embedded in so many organizations, nearly every IT professional is probably …

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Deploying a Windows Server 2016 read-only domain controller (RODC) with PowerShell

An RODC is a domain controller (DC) that holds a read-only copy of the Active Directory database and the SYSVOL folder. It supports unidirectional replication and only pulls data from …

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Automating WSUS with PowerShell

The scripts explained in this post allow you to automate several Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) tasks such as synchronization, approvals, cleanups, and scheduled update installations. Syncing WSUS with PowerShell …

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Powershell – Remove Members from AD Groups in bulk

Now there are several ways that you can remove members from a group. The simplest of all is by using Remove-ADGroupMember. Let us see the examples associated with this cmdlet. …

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Exchange Powershell – Find Mailbox size of users in a Distribution List

Say that I have a Distribution List called “Finance Team“. At first I will have to find out the members of the Distribution List so then I can individually find …

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How to create Shared mailbox in Exchange Server 2010

Today we will be seeing how to create Shared Mailbox in Exchange Server 2010. Before we move ahead with the creation part, let us first see the different type of …

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