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As part of a project to consolidate 3 organizations into 1 new organization, we decided as part of the IT consolidation, end user would go through a reset and re-register process to migrate their device from either BYOD or old environment corporate (Intune) managed to new environment corporate (Intune) managed.

As touched upon in my recent post, this infernal machine has had a bit of a facelift.

A colleague of mine shared with me a issue they were having with LDAP properties such as group memberships not being updated in a timely manner on some RHEL7 hosts that were running NSCD.

Back in the year that is one long COVID induced fog, I wrote about how one can mount a old copy of an Active Directory Domain Services database from something such as a file level backup of a DC.

Have you ever got yourself into a situation in Outlook or OWA whereby you are cleaning out a mailbox and find you can no longer delete anymore items from the mailbox?

Ever since moving to modern operating systems such as Windows 8 and beyond, I have found the Offline Files feature in the enterprise to be less and less of a value bringer and more of a support burden for the front line.

We’ve all been there right; accidentally modified a Active Directory object that you weren’t meant to.

In my previous post, I discussed the need to set a special external facing Out of Office message for all shared mailboxes in the organisation.

With everyone scrambling to patch the latest vulnerability to hit the VMware vCenter product, I came across some strange behaviour from our very own vCenter appliance running 6.

We live in very interesting times at the moment.