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How to Get Windows 10 User Login History Using PowerShell?
On Windows, you can track user login and logoff events using the Security log. In this article, we’ll show you how to get user login/logoff history from Event Logs on the local computer using simple...
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How to Create Office 365 Group?
Office 365 groups are objects that contain user lists. Office 365 groups used to share resources within and across different Azure apps (Teams, Outlook, OneDrive, OneNote, Skype for Business, Power BI,...
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PowerShell: Move Computer to OU
By default, when you join a new computer or server to the Active Directory domain (through the properties of the computer), it creates the computer object in the Computers root container. If you use a...
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“User Must Change Password at Next Logon” Option Not Working/Grayed Out
The option “User must change password at next logon” is usually enabled when creating a new Active Directory user, when the administrator resets the user’s password (when the user forgot his password...
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Configuring Domain Password Expiration Policy
In the Active Directory domain, a password expiration policy can be configured that forces the user to change the password when his password expires. What happens when a user password is expires in...
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How to Reset Firewall Settings to Default in Windows 10?
One of the major changes in Windows XP Service Pack 2 was the introduction of a new security feature called Windows Firewall that manages the Internet connections on your computer and either allows or...
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How to Create a New Office 365 Account?
To use Office 365 resources, you must create a user. You can create a new user via the Microsoft 365 admin center or using PowerShell. Creating a New Office 365 Account via Admin Center Browse and...
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The Basics of PowerShell DSC (Desired State Configuration)
Desired State Configuration (DSC) allows you to configure Windows and applications using a configuration file and PowerShell. As in other configuration management systems (for example, Puppet or...
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How to Get List of Installed Programs in Windows 10?
In this simple guide, we will show you a few different ways of how to get a list of installed programs in Windows 10, 8, or Windows 7 using built-in command-line tools. When it may be necessary? For...
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How to Use ForEach Loop in PowerShell?
Like other programming languages, PowerShell has the concept of loops. The loop (cycle) allows you to execute several times a certain set of commands. The ForEach loop allows you to iterate over the...
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How to Transfer FSMO Roles Using PowerShell?
When you create a domain, all FSMO roles assigned to the first domain controller in the forest by default. You can transfer FSMO roles from one DC to another using both the Active Directory graphics...
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The RPC server is unavailable 0x800706BA
Most likely, a lot of you already faced with an error The RPC server is unavailable. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x800706BA), when you tried to connect to a remote computer or server through a specific...
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Understanding Global Catalog (Active Directory)
In addition to the 5 FSMO roles in Active Directory, there is the sixth (unofficial) domain controller role — Global catalog (GC). Unlike FSMO roles, any controller in a domain can have a Global...
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How to Seize FSMO Roles From Dead Domain Controller?
In case domain controller, which holds FSMO (Flexible Single Master Operation) roles, is fail (virus attack, fatal software problems or catastrophic hardware failure, etc.), you need to transfer FSMO...
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Configuring Live Migration in Hyper-V
Hyper-V Live Migration allows you to move a running virtual machine between hosts without stopping it. Initially, Live Migration in Hyper-V was only available under Windows Failover Cluster with...
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How to Connect to Exchange Online Using PowerShell?
In this article, we will show you how to install the Exchange Online PowerShell V2 (EXO V2) module and connect to Exchange Online. You can manage your Exchange Online tenant using the Exchange Admin...
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Filtering PowerShell Objects with Where-Object
The output of any PowerShell cmdlet is returns as objects. The Where-Object cmdlet is used in PowerShell to filter such objects. The Where-Object cmdlet allows you to filter the output of the previous...
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How to Run PowerShell Script on Remote Computer?
The functionality of remote command execution in PowerShell is called PowerShell Remoting (appeared in PowerShell 2.0) and based on the capabilities of the Web Services for Management protocol...
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How to Enable Remote Desktop (RDP) Remotely?
The most intuitive way to enable Remote Desktop on Windows is to use a GUI. To enable RDP on a local computer, you need to open the “System” Control Panel item, go to the “Remote Settings” tab and...
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Fix: Unable to Find a Default Server with Active Directory Web Services Running
The error Cannot find the default server running Active Directory Web Services may appear when you import an ActiveDirectory module into your PowerShell session or when you run various cmdlets from...
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