HPlum78
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Oh and Flow is not going to be free for much longer.... I am not going to say that its not possible to build a solution in flow but when you can access an Identity Mangment Solution it not an approche I would persue.
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Identity management, something I love. MIM is what I would look at to solve this. Golden source (MIS/ HR systems) then flow those out to AD/ Access Control systems/ print management solutions..... (Insert application that consumes identities here). If you are using Azure AD you will probably find that you are already licensed for it.
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Just stumbled across this https://charbelnemnom.com/2016/03/virtual-machine-migration-operation-failed-to-authenticate-the-connection-at-the-source-host-the-target-principal-name-is-incorrect-0x80090322-hyperv/ Maybe worth a look see...
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So my understanding is that there are 3 things that can cause that error, duplicate IP's, duplicate DNS records or using the wrong network to do the migrations.
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Oh and if that ain't the issue dump out the cluster logs.... Get-clusterlog -destination . (I think!)
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If it comes back as anything other than ............. Is in good condition then that needs fixing.
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Test-computersecurechannel -verbose powershell from the nodes....
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Others have covered this in a lot of detail, and I have also shared my thoughts on this subject round these parts more than once in the past. The cloud has its place and any service that can be taken as SaaS or PaaS is centenly where you should be concentrating your efforts. IaaS is not the space where you are going to realise the best return for both your effort and investment (maybe a green field would be an exception). Use the parts of the cloud where you can be most transformational, that's not in the most parts the tin....
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VBS is that an actual requirement? Could do it in powershell in around 5 lines of code.....
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MIM has an SSPR portal, or as I have said before round these parts a mailbox and powershell can give you the ability to at least allow your staff to reset student passwords. Also as @Norphy has said Azure has this ability (for a small fee!)...
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Updated server and now dhcp not working
HPlum78 replied to Sonic007's topic in Windows Server 2008 R2
Have you checked as per @snagtat suggestion no info about what updates you have taken so have you checked that the nic(s) look right? Would concentrate on what has changed on the sever and forget about diagnosing this from a client perspective right now. -
Concentrate on being transformational you cannot do that while running a mail service on prem. You have (should have) bigger fish to fry than having to maintain an on prem mail service surly? I am not saying pick your data center up and port it to a cloud provider, I am saying pick your fights. Also the argument about not needing IT staff if you use cloud services is flawed.
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~300k exchange servers in the MS O365 environment, and a wealth of experience and knowledge running that environment. I dont doubt you guys run a good service on prem but I take the 100% up time statement with a pinch of salt. I also question the cost analysis of running exchange on prem. Others have covered some of the benifits of cloud for exchange (mail service), i want to say more but...
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You will need to have some Admin rights in your subscription from memory.
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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/hybrid/how-to-connect-sync-configure-filtering https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/hybrid/how-to-connect-install-custom#connect-your-directories
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Yep sure can, if you know your way round the sync service.
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You can Re run the setup and select/ reselect the OUs you want to include in the sync. So your not stuck / haunted by your past choices. Well at least where this is concerned.....
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When we say Domain Admin account are we referring to an account that is a member of the Domain Admins group? Or a more priveledged account?
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https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Get-Last-Logon-for-Users-c8e3eab2 The above is a function that gets the lastlogon attribute from each DC and returns the latest one. You can put this in a for each and iterate through your domain. https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/22461.understanding-the-ad-account-attributes-lastlogon-lastlogontimestamp-and-lastlogondate.aspx I have found the link above that explains the detail around these attributes in more detail.
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LastLogonTimestamp may not be the attribute to use. This is due to the way that this attribute works, to stop a mass of replication traffic each time a user logs in this attribute is only updated (and for that matter synced) based on a calculation on another attribute (ms-DS-Logon-Time-Sync-Interval) the default is 14 days +- some other number from memory. So this means that if the logon happens within this calculation the LastLogonTimestamp attribute will not be updated. This will ultimately skew your results and should not be relied on for determining the last logon for a user account.
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Try{ Remove-Item C:\test\test1.txt - erroraction stop Write-Output "Deleted File Test1.txt - From dir C:\test" | out-file c:\test\log.txt -append } Catch { Write-Output "Failed to delete File test1.txt - from dir C:\test" | out-file C:\test\log.txt - append } Just thrown that together on my phone, should work. You need to add it in to your % loop but i would always say try to use try catch in your scripts when actually doing something.....
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[h=1]Set-ADAccountPassword[/h] That one
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$rmtsession = New-PSSession -ComputerName -credential (Get-Credential) Invoke-Command $rmtsession -Scriptblock { Import-Module ActiveDirectory }Import-PSSession -Session $rmtsession Get-ADUser -Identity | 'The password cmdlet that i can never remember!'
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http://Https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/desktop/cimwin32prov/win32-networkadapter
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Yeah you are indeed correct now I have had a poke around I concur, my next thought is the management instrumentation. Will have a look at that shortly.
