Apple
MacBook can access the internet but no webpages resolve
Fix issues with Mac not being able to resolve webpages.
Simon
Office365
Discrepancy in Outlook Desktop and OWA for Shared Mailboxes
If an incoming email is flagged with "Sensitivity: Private" then due to how Microsoft define permissions these emails won't be visible to all users in a shared mailbox. If you are not the owner of the mailbox then you need to do this via OWA. Select
Windows
Generate detailed battery report
Elevate your permissions (CMD/PowerShell whatever)... In your chosen shell type: powercfg /batteryreport /output "C:\battery-report.html" You can then open the report in any browser you wish. There is a lot of information contained within this report so it can appear a little confusing. Alternatively access the
Cisco
Useful Cisco Switch Commands
Login to the a Cisco Switch using your credentials via Putty or any SSH Client. Command: show interface status Shows description, connected/not-connected, assigned VLAN Command: show interface [port number] Shows detailed statistics for an individual port i.e. Gi0/0/1 Command: show mac address | include [last 4 of
SCCM
Diskpart commands device deployment
Use the following commands if imaging fails. Open up command prompt by pressing F8 on the keyboard: diskpart select disk 0 clean convert gpt create partition efi size=200 assign letter=s format quick fs=FAT32 create partition msr size=128 create partition primary assign letter=c format quick fs=
Office365
Create "Room Lists" of meeting rooms in Exchange
Connect to Office 365: Build a variable with all the rooms you want to include in the list: $RoomAlias = Get-Mailbox -RecipientTypeDetails RoomMailbox -Filter {Name -like '*<name>*'} | select -ExpandProperty Alias Create new DistributionGroup as a RoomList and add your rooms as members: New-DistributionGroup -RoomList -Name '<
Office365
Find user based on SIP address
Connect to Office 365: Get-ADUser -filter * -Properties msRTCSIP-PrimaryUserAddress | where msRTCSIP-PrimaryUserAddress -eq "sip:simon@domain.eu"
Office365
Re-link a mailbox to a user
Connect to Office 365: Undo-SoftDeletedMailbox <email address of mailbox> -WindowsLiveID <email address of mailbox> -Password (ConvertTo-SecureString -String '<any password that meets the policy>' -AsPlainText -Force) It's best to NOT do this and just remove the user object IF you sync
Office365
Find a user by its email Alias
Connect to Office 365: In this example any user that has a domain.eu email addresses: Get-Mailbox -Identity * | Where-Object {$_.EmailAddresses -like 'smtp:*@domain.eu'} | Format-List Identity, EmailAddresses
Office365
Clear User photo
Connect to Office 365: Remove-UserPhoto "<users full name>" -ClearMailboxPhotoRecord
Office365
Add permissions to a mailbox
Connect to Office 365: Add-MailboxPermission -Identity "<full name of mailbox owner>" -User "<full name of user you want to grant permissions>" -AccessRights FullAccess -InheritanceType All
Office365
Set a shared mailbox to also store sent emails within it self
Connect to Office 365: set-mailbox <mailbox name> -MessageCopyForSendOnBehalfEnabled $true set-mailbox <mailbox name> -MessageCopyForSentAsEnabled $true