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Configuring IIS 8.0 Centralized Certificate Store and PowerShell
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Video Trascript: Exchange Server 2010 is built completely on top of Remote PowerShell. It also runs in the cloud with Office 365 so you can actually use PowerShell Version 2.0 Remoting to run the...
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Video – How to manage Exchange Server 2010 using PowerShell Remoting
In this DrillBit Video, learn how to use PowerShell Remoting to control Exchange Server 2010. It’s important to be able to manage your Exchange 2010 environment from anywhere in the world. Using...
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In a previous blog I demonstrated how to autologon a windows server using PowerShell. (You should read that one first). On Windows Server Core I prefer to have PowerShell as the default console...
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So, I’m often asked how to quickly find certificates that are about to expire so that they can be replaced. Here is a quick way to list the days remaining before the certificates on your server are...
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If you read part 1 then you know it’s pretty easy to get a list of certificates and display the days remaining until they expire. But what if you only want a list of certificates that are currently...
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IIS 8 has a new feature that greatly improves certificate management. Instead of installing certificates to every server and then trying to find them later to update them, IIS 8 has a centralized...
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How to set up your Exchange Server Scripting Environment using PowerShell
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