Anchoring my findings here for future readers. Import certificate to Trusted Root Certification Authorities on Local Machine: CERTUTIL -addstore -enterprise -f -v root "somCertificat.cer" Import pfx to Personal on local machine CERTUTIL -f -p somePassword -importpfx "somePfx.pfx" Import pfx to Trusted People on local machine – Link to importpfx.exe importpfx.exe -f "somePfx.pfx" -p "somePassword" -t […]
Problem It’s time to start planning! Microsoft will stop their browsers displaying the ‘lock’ icon for services that are secured with a certificate that uses SHA1. This is going to happen in February 2017 so now’s the time to start thinking about testing your PKI environment, and making sure all your applications support SHA2. Note: […]
Integration Scenarios XMPP service runs on Skype For Business (SFB) Front End and Edge Server. You can use this component to federate with internal or external Jabber setup. You can also share same name space between the platforms. Thus, enabling instant messaging (chat) and presence between Jabber and SFB users. A reference diagram to connect […]
In this article I will show you how PowerShell can automatically send an e-mail notification to end users when their Active Directory password is set to expire soon. I looked over several other similar scripts on TechNet but ended up writing one from scratch to incorporate several features I needed, as well as improve on […]
Hi Folks, sometimes you forget to delete the Exchange 2010 CAS Array Object with “Remove-ClientAccessArray” within the Exchange 2010 Shell while migrating to Exchange 2013. After Deinstallation of Exchange 2010 the “Remove-ClientAccessArray” isn’t available in the Exchange 2013 Shell. To remove the CAS Array Object open ADSI-Edit and go to configuration Navigate to this path: […]
heck out this blog post from Microsoft first. Mine’s mostly based on that but tailored to my specific situation. We have a CAS server that’s purely for internal admin ECP functions. Managed Availability was running some ActiveSync tests on it and failing (because they don’t exist) with errors like these in SCOM: 1 2 3 4 5 […]
When installing an Exchange 2013 Edge Transport server a self-signed certificate is created and configure for use with the SMTP Transport server. The self-signed certificate has the NetBIOS hostname as the Common Name and the FQDN in the Subject Alternate Names field. You can view this self-signed certificate using the Certificate MMC snap-in: Exchange servers […]
In this article we will show you how to enable SNMP on your VMware ESXi host, configure SNMP Community string and configure your ESXi firewall to allow or block access to the SNMP service from specific host(s) or network(s). Enabling SNMP service on a VMware ESXi host is considered mandatory in any production environment as it allows a Network Monitoring System (NMS) access and monitor the ESXi host(s) and obtain valuable information such as CPU, RAM and Storage usage, vmnic (network) utilization and much more. Furthermore, […]