I found the need to restart a program this week while playing around with a new setup, multiple computers and multiple monitors. I tried to use a program called mouse ShareMouse… and it worked great. However the free version causes you to buy or restart the program every 30 min or so to use the …
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How to gpudate and RDP with PowerShell In my first PowerShell post, I described running into the issue of maintaining a network where you do not have all admin permissions. A second issue that I ran into was how to gpupdate and RDP with PowerShell. Updates were pushed out from group policy but machines were …
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How to Loop through AD objects with PowerShell While at work, I came across the problem of ‘You don’t own the network but you must deploy and administer the network’. That’s when I had the idea to employ PowerShell scripts and Batch files. When you are given tier 2 admin access to only a particular …
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The Veeam Certified Engineer (VMCE) V9.5 Study Guide. Below is an incomplete list of study material I used for my VMCE Study Guide. This guide may not be up to date on the latest version of Veeam. (Updated 1/17/2019) After going through the test and passing I wanted to share my experience for others out …
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First off, below is a list of Veeam file extensions with an explanation for each. Overall, I used this list for studying for the VMCE exam. (Updated 1/17/2019) VBK – this is a full backup file VIB – incremental backup file VRB – reverse incremental backup file (Quick note, I think VBR is a miss-print …
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