Ensure correct Active Directory DNS forwarders settings with PowerShell
By using the PowerShell script provided in this article, you can discover your DNS forwarders configuration and modify the settings if required.
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How to check if the DNS aging feature is enabled to remove stale records
Your DNS database is probably filled with stale records. The first step in removing the stale records is to check if the DNS aging feature is enabled.
Querying and identifying static DNS records with PowerShell
We explain how you can use a simple PowerShell script to get a list of static DNS records and identify the entries that are no longer needed.
Querying domain controller event logs with PowerShell
This PowerShell script will collect domain controller event logs to help you understand the errors and warnings reported on all your domain controllers.
Step-by-step guide: Azure portal resource groups and resources
In the first of a three-part series where we walk you through administering your Azure environment, we look at Azure portal resource groups and resources.
Your short guide to understanding Azure Functions features
Here's a quick but comprehensive look at some Azure Functions features and how they can fit into your severless architecture.
Cloudifying my app: Business logic options
In our continuing series of converting a Windows-based product to a cloud-hosted web application, we look at creating business logic options for the app.
Finding and reporting Active Directory inactive accounts
For various reasons, Active Directory inactive accounts are very common. Here’s how you can find them and generate a report using PowerShell cmdlets.
Microsoft patches remote code execution vulnerability in its Malware Protection Engine
The Microsoft Malware Protection Engine, which is supposed to protect users from cyberattacks, has had yet another snag in its security protocols.
'Deep Dive' into Office 365 PowerShell cmdlets: Get-MailBox
Want to make your administrative tasks easier? Collect mailbox information from Office 365 Exchange Online using the PowerShell cmdlet Get-MailBox.
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