Windows Server, Microsoft Exchange , Office 365 Tutorials

Enable Recycle Bin on Windows Server 2012

Windows Server 2012R2

March 13, 2021

In this tutorial, you’re going to learn how to restore any kind of object in Windows Server 2012. So let’s start. First, please open the Server Manager and select the Active Directory Administrative Center: Click […]

Migrate File Server

Powershell

July 6, 2017

Hey folks, This month [July], I had two major projects to lead and complete, to perform migration of old file storage to the new one. The source of one of storage were [1] NetApp and […]

DNS records explanation

Windows Server 2008 R2

May 22, 2021

Hi there, In this article I will be describing each of the nine most commonly used DNS records separately. A lot of System Administrators confuse the various DNS records with one another, and as a […]

How to upgrade SCCM OS from Windows Server 2008R2 to 2012R2

SCCM

November 24, 2016

How to upgrade SCCM server based Windows Server 2008R2 to Windows Server 2012: Before we are starting this process please make sure your environment is backed up!. SCCM backup – step by step : https://pelegit.co.il/how-to-backup-sccm-server/ […]

How to configure Credential Guard Windows 10

Security

May 20, 2017

How to Configure Credential Guard Windows 10 I would like to show you how to configure credential guard in Windows 10, the Credential guard is one of the major security features that come with Windows 10, […]

Migrate mailbox from Office 365 to Exchange

Migrate mailbox back to Exchange On premise:

April 13, 2021

Hey, Apparently, After an extended trial period, some customers are not satisfying from Office 365 services or would like to postpone the office 365 migration project to future action items, and as a result of that […]

Get empty DL and delete them

August 8, 2016

How to get all distributions list on your organization which is empty using Powershell? You have to use the following command: Get-DistributionGroup | Where-Object { (Get-DistributionGroupMember –identity $_.Name).Count –eq 0 } | select PrimarySmtpAddress | export-csv C:\EmptyDL.csv By the […]