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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Posted by Mads Dam on 21. J 2013 in Blog
So, I’ve been dealing with a weird problem with Exchange 2013. On my server I have: – Windows Server 2012 – Exchange 2013 (CU1) The domain is called isites.local, and I’ve had it since Windows Server 2003 R2. Everything is generally working – Autodiscover, Availability Service, Exchange Web Services (EWS), all according to ExRCA http://testexchangeconnectivity.com), and OWA works as well. Now. Outlook Anywhere is the only way for Outlook...
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Posted by Mads Dam on 23. J 2012 in Blog
You powershell people should know what to do… shamefully inspired by: http://jeffwouters.nl/index.php/2012/03/get-your-geek-on-with-powershell-and-some-music/ [console]::beep(440,500) [console]::beep(440,500) [console]::beep(440,500) [console]::beep(349,350) [console]::beep(523,150) [console]::beep(440,500) [console]::beep(349,350) [console]::beep(523,150) [console]::beep(440,1000) [console]::beep(659,500) [console]::beep(659,500) [console]::beep(659,500)...
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Posted by Mads Dam on 09. J 2012 in Blog
HTC Desire S / Android So, where to begin. Well, basically I’ve been using an Android-based device, the HTC Desire S, for around 2 months now. I decided to write my own personal experience with it. I’ve been using it out of the box – no tinkering with custom roms or special settings the first month. I’ve setup my e-mail/contacts/calendar-synchronisation (ActiveSync/Exchange) and installed very few apps, which shall not be named cause then I might be...
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Posted by Mads Dam on 09. J 2012 in Blog
For my reference – this describes the implicit search order that Windows Setup will search for an unattend.xml-file. Quite useful, when you make changes and want them to actually work in your sysprep 🙂 It’s basically because I started a new job, where there’s no WDS-server, no easy way to setup a server and gain access to it from multiple locations either. So it’s sysprepped images and then a USB – And of course, the differentl locations have...
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Posted by Mads Dam on 26. J 2012 in Blog
“The trouble with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people’s money” –Margaret Thatcher
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