Posted by Mads Dam on 02. J 2014 in Blog
Okay, this one is a bit tricky – my job needed me to create the following share-structure: \\nas\scan with 2 subfolders: – \\nas\scan\printer – \\nas\scan\plotter Domain users are allowed Read permissions on \\nas\scan (it’s their root network drive) Domain users are allowed to create files (not folders) underneath printer and plotter Domain users are allowed to delete files and subfolders inside printer and plotter Domain users are NOT allowed to...
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Posted by Mads Dam on 22. J 2013 in Blog
So – I’ve recently build a new WinPE USB disk, but I’ve totally forgotten how to customize it to my danish keyboard. It took some time, but I finally found out that this command should do the trick (+ I wanted timezone set correct too) dism /Image:mount /Set-AllIntl:da-DK dism /Image:mount /Set-TimeZone:”Romance Standard Time” These commands assume you’re in a directory where you’ve already mounted a boot.wim (WinPE-image) to a...
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Posted by Mads Dam on 07. J 2013 in Blog
Windows has a driverstore where it stores it’s drivers it’s either downloaded from Windows Update or installed manually from e.g. a users usb-drive. C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository This is lovely to know! Cause the files in that repository is all you need for a working driverpackage (no need to use stuff like Driver Genius or other utilities to extract drivers, which often fails in my experience). Update 2019-01-10 This driverstore-location has...
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Posted by Mads Dam on 07. J 2013 in Blog
Thank you dear website!!! http://exchangeserverpro.com/the-winrm-shell-client-cannot-process-the-request/ Update 2019-01-26: The link is now actually: https://practical365.com/exchange-server/the-winrm-shell-client-cannot-process-the-request...
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Posted by Mads Dam on 21. J 2013 in Blog
I have aproblem which I’ll discuss in another blog-post, but first – here’s a discovery that I’d like to share! .local domain names and certificates are a big no-no from now on, without an internal PKI-infrastructure! I’ve stumpled across a very interesting SSL-discovery. From 2015 .local-domain names are out. You cannot get an ssl-certificate with a .local-name from a public CA when 2015 hits us. And so far, it seems that some companies are...
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