Get public IP from command line
To get your machines public IP from the command line, run the following command: nslookup myip.opendns.com resolver1.opendns.com »
Authenticate to Azure Active Directory using PowerShell
I recently had the need to authenticate as an Azure AD (AAD) application to the oAuth endpoint to return an oAuth token. As this procedure was »
Check AD ExtentionAttribute Usage with PowerShell
The following script will summarise the ExtentionAttributes in use within an Active Directory Domain. This script uses the ActiveDirectory CMDlets included in the Active Directory Module »
Add PFX Certificate to NetScaler 10.5
Open Traffic Management -> SSL Select Import PKCS#12 On the input form, enter the Output file name in the format: /nsconfig/ssl/.pem Select the »
Execute Service Under its Own SVCHOST Process
In order to move a service from a shared SVCHOST process into its own SVCHOST process: Check the current SVCHOST processes, and the services assigned: tasklist »
PowerShell Function to export a user's thumbnail photo from AD
The following function is used to export a user's thumbnail photo from Active Directory (AD) to a JPG file on disk. This function uses the ActiveDirectory »
Configure Domain NTP Sync
As we all know, time sync on domain joined computers is essential. The following details configuration of the Domain Controllers to sync with a trusted time »
Check returned SSL certificates from website using OpenSSL
The following command will return the certificate chain from a website using OpenSSL: openssl.exe s_client -connect www.google.com:443 -prexit -showcerts »
Remotely Enable PowerShell Remoting
In order to remotely enable PS remoting we can leverage PSEXEC (http://live.sysinternals.com.au/psexec.exe). psexec \\[computer name] -u [admin account name] -p »
Find executable path from PID in Linux
To find the path to a running executable from a PID in Linux, run the following: readlink -f /proc/<PID>/exe »