Raise File Server Resource Manager report limits with PowerShell

Raise File Server Resource Manager report limits with PowerShell

Jan 11, 2023

It’s been a long time not using File Server Resource Manager. But today I needed it. I needed a report about image files on a fileserver, which has a lot of files. I set up the “Files by File Group” report in FSRM > Storage Reports Management >...
Unarchive archived certificates with PowerShell

Unarchive archived certificates with PowerShell

Jan 10, 2022

Usually when renewing certificates old ones get archived automatically. Using the default view options you don’t even see them in the mmc. However, sometimes it is necessary to bring an archived certificate back to life. To view archived certificates in the mmc,...
How to batch-handle mounted media with SCVMM managed VMs

How to batch-handle mounted media with SCVMM managed VMs

Jul 17, 2021

When remediating Hyper-V clusters with System Center Virtual Machine Manager it sometimes happens that there are still isos mounted to virtual dvd drives and that, therefore, vms cannot be live migrated to other hosts. Here are 2 snippets to see which vms have isos...
How to get the ‘real’ last logon time of an Active Directory user

How to get the ‘real’ last logon time of an Active Directory user

Aug 22, 2019

Yes, Active Directory provides details on when an active directory user last logged on. However, in a multi domain controller environment it may be tricky to get this information. If you’re on a single domain controller domain you can use Active Directory Users...