I attended my first IT/Dev Connections (#ITDevCon) this year when it was held September 14-17 in Las Vegas at the Aria hotel. I have had the opportunity to attend a variety of technical conferences over the years and I was still able to find myself pleasantly surprised by this event in many ways. The following…
I attended my first IT/Dev Connections (#ITDevCon) this year when it was held September 14-17 in Las Vegas at the Aria hotel. I have had the opportunity to attend a variety of technical conferences over the years and I was still able to find myself pleasantly surprised by this event in many ways. The following…
If you’ve ever exported data using Export-Csv PowerShell cmdlet and noticed question-marks (?) instead of data, then you need to use the “encoding” parameter. Encoding exports and imports I recently migrated user data from a Japanese tenant to a European tenant, and needed to use encoding to preserve Japanese characters. PowerShell allows you to export/import while encoding…
This post is part of a series on Service Manager PowerShell. Be sure to check out the Overview Page for all posts in this series. In the previous posts we looked at updating items and relationships using the Service Manager PowerShell cmdlets. Now in this post we are going use the PowerShell cmdlets to actually…
update: 4/5/2017 ‘Name’ and ‘Alias’ have a 64 character limit, so when creating new groups with temporary values and prepending ‘NEW’, sometimes this can go over the 64 character limit. I’ve added code to remove spaces and truncate after 64 characters when creating ‘NEWName’ and ‘NEWAlias’. I’ve also added RoomList type to the distribution group…
2 years ago a colleague of mine and I were tweaking a slide deck in preparation to give a “Leveraging the Cloud” overview presentation to a client. My colleague had added a slide that simply had the following question and answer on it: What is the cloud? The cloud is anything you want it to…
As I had blogged about previously, Microsoft’s Cloud App Discovery tool is an interesting way of collecting great telemetry data from your environment with a minimal investment of time and no on-prem infrastructure. As I mentioned in my prior article: Cloud App Discovery–Cool tool, but is it ready for Primetime?, CAD was incredibly problematic, causing…
As I had blogged about previously, Microsoft’s Cloud App Discovery tool is an interesting way of collecting great telemetry data from your environment with a minimal investment of time and no on-prem infrastructure. As I mentioned in my prior article: Cloud App Discovery–Cool tool, but is it ready for Primetime?, CAD was incredibly problematic, causing…
This is the second in a four blog post series focusing on how to monitor and visualize SQL servers in your environment using Microsoft technologies. These post topic include: Part 1: Monitoring & Visualizing SQL Server using System Center Operations Manager 2012 R2 Part 2: Monitoring & Visualizing SQL Server using 3rd party dashboard solutions…
If you have received the following OneDrive for Business error and you are using Office Pro Plus (the downloadable Click to Run install), you probably haven’t found much useful information. So I’ve outlined the cause and potential resolution below: Error: Sorry, we can’t perform this action. Incompatible Office products are installed on your machine. If…
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