Connect to remote windows share with other user account
In order to connect to a remote Windows server via CIFS using a different user account, enter the following command in a Command Prompt (CMD) window: »
In order to connect to a remote Windows server via CIFS using a different user account, enter the following command in a Command Prompt (CMD) window: »
In order to create an Active Directory (AD) user from a KeePass entry: Modify the KeePass group that contains the password entry On the Autotype tab, »
In order to add a KeePass entry to LastPass: 1. Modify the KeePass group that contains the password entry 2. On the Autotype tab, enter the »
Convert a PKCS#12 file (.pfx .p12) containing a private key and certificates to PEM openssl pkcs12 -in keyStore.pfx -out keyStore.pem -nodes You can »
Open a telnet session: From a command prompt, type telnet, and then press ENTER. Type set local_echo on a computer running Microsoft Windows® 2000 Server »
Including the trailing spaces: IE: DSG*****RAID************ (where *s are spaces, 8 char Manufarcurer String, 16 Character Device string) DGC*****RAID 0********** DGC*****RAID 1********** DGC* »
Often when performing a recovery of a domain joined machine, or rolling back to an old snapshot will result in an error message at logon "The »
Part 1, Setting up your Debugging Tools In this part, you'll learn how to setup a free debugging tool to help diagnose a Windows 'blue screen »
The following is a script leveraging PowerShell and WMI to check DNS entries that are eligible for DNS scavenging: $TotalAgingInterval = 10 #No-Refresh period + Refresh period (in »
I recently had the need to check all VMs in a client's environment for Changed Block Tracking (CBT). To perform this check I used the following »