Virtualization, Automation, and anything else that might be on my mind
When trying to upload a sdconf.rec file to Horizon View 5.2, you receive the following error:
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Invalid file size of 2,770 bytes. The RSA Configuration file size must be between 512 and 2,048 bytes.
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Update:
I created a new version of this script here
I recently completed a project that involved migrating Exchange 2010 Mailbox role from a standalone server to a Database Availability Group, or DAG. This was a large project that took a lot of time and planning, and had the potential to be very tedious. Fortunately, with a little knowhow, you can automate many of the tedious tasks.
I wanted to be in full control of mailbox migration, so my requirements were fairly strict:
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This falls into the “Come on Microsoft” category.
I have been writing a script that will gather a bunch of information from servers, and returns an object with the information. Part of what I’m gathering is the servers that are set to auto start, and have their corresponding service stopped.
While you can get a list of services that meet part of this criteria like this:
I was lucky enough to spend the previous week in New Orleans, LA at Microsoft TechEd. I had a great time checking out the latest and greatest that our Redmond buddies are about to throw our way or has already tossed.
I spent the majority of my time focusing on Sharepoint 2013 and Exchange 2013, but I was able to spend some time focusing on the client side of things as well. One thing in particular that stood out to me in this area is how Microsoft is putting a lot of time and development into making their clients “Cloud Friendly”. Office 2013 is the first version that fully supports cloud storage providers.
Microsoft has graciously strategically provided us with built in compatibility with Skydrive. While this makes things easy to get things up and running, it makes any IT Admin experience a combination of nausea, anger, and anxiety. If you’re fortunate enough to have a sponsored, approved, supported cloud storage solution, you’ll undoubtedly want to use it.
I’ll show you how to accomplish just that in this post.
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