Saturday October 24th came and went, as did the following weekend. This was due to circumstances outside of the suppliers control, so come the 7th of November seen my garage roll up on the back of a flatbed along with a 50′ craine.
The 26th of Janurary 2007 seen the purchase of my second car from Lisburn, NI.
It was quite the step up from the Ibiza, and nice and comfortable too.
My First car, purchased from my sister for the princly sum of £800 in October 2005.
SEAT Ibiza SXE (1998 MK2) 1.4 8V APQ engine 60bhp.
Hello, and thanks for checking out my ramblings on the site. Today I’m going to document from start to near completion the tale of finally adding a garage to my house after having wanted one for 8 years.
In the early months of this year we were looking at moving house to a bigger place with a bit more space and a garage. We set a budget, and we set a bit of budget creep as well. Most days were spend looking at houses online and even going out and viewing a few. So we decided to get guys out to value the house and then we had to cancel, as we all went into lockdown in the UK.
I am iniating a project where I am going to have to setup potentially 2-300 new VMs to upgrade existing infrastructure.
They’re all based on Hyper V so it makes sense to script this so it can be quickly deployed either one at a time or in bulk with the ISOs attached and ready to go!
I’ve been meaning to get something like this together for a while, so it will be an always evolving script.
Currently it outputs to a single line in a CSV per machine, but I hope to change this to give the option of outputting to a HTML page/report.
I have a need to provide certain stats every month for our managerial teams on some of our contracts. One of which is the Terminal Services licensing.
So instead of emailing them when they remember to ask us for it, I automated it using Powershell.
I have adapted the “Modern Exchange Environment Check” from Satheshwaran Manoharan and for use on a Exchange Server 2016 environment.
Added to the already excelent script is the following
I feel that this is now a more complete report of the Exchange Server environment and the servers it runs upon.
Logs can be the bain of any Exchange Environment when things aren’t going well…
This script will read from a CSV and will email users who’s smart card logon Certificates are going to expire with-in the next 30 days.
It will give them a stock email with instructions on how to renew their certificate.
It will also email the chosen administrators to inform them as to who has been emailed.
