Managing permissions on files and folders is essential to maintaining data security and access control in a Windows environment. With PowerShell, administrators have powerful tools to manage these permissions efficiently. …
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By default, the Windows operating system is activated online at Microsoft activation servers on the Internet. For enterprise customers, Microsoft offers an alternative to online activation called the Key Management …
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Most Windows applications return the error Destination Path Too Long if the total length of the file path exceeds 260 characters when you try to copy, move, rename, create, or …
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The error Cannot find the default server running Active Directory Web Services may appear when you import an PowerShell ActiveDirectory module into your session or run various cmdlets from that …
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One of the most fundamental and useful cmdlets in PowerShell is Get-ChildItem. This cmdlet lists the contents of directories, similar to the dir or ls commands in other operating systems. …
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“Log on as a service” is a security policy in Microsoft Windows operating systems that specifies which user accounts or groups are allowed to start and run Windows services. Services …
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The proxyAddresses attribute in Active Directory is used to assign multiple email addresses to a single user, group or contact. All additional object addresses are known as proxy addresses. Each …
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There is a secret weapon tool that many admins may not know about that can be extremely helpful in managing a modern Windows Server environment with Active Directory. The Active …
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The Get-MsolUser is one of the prominent cmdlets in the MSOnline V1 PowerShell module for Azure Active Directory. This cmdlet lets you view the properties of one or several Microsoft …
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The FSUTIL.EXE utility allows you to perform various tasks of viewing and managing the settings of the FAT, NTFS and REFS file systems on Windows operating systems. You can use …