i typically find most of google’s UI changes to be fairly reasonable (excluding the google+/hangouts change). i really disliked the huge blocky “enhanced bookmarks” that debuted in recent chrome releases though. this is something that i could not get used to. i have 100’s of bookmarks and i need to have a list view. why […]

ADMT is installed in the destination/target domain. a password migration dll is installed on a DC in the source domain. DNS – create a conditional forwarder or stub zone for the other domain’s zone trust settings: forest trust, two-way, both domains, forest-wide authentication also the current release of ADMT will definitely not install on anything […]

i like trying new things but i also hate disappointment. if i gamble wrong on something new then i just threw away money and on top of that i end up feeling dissatisfied. i was recently in a mood to risk trying a new papa johns pizza. the last time i did this i was […]

quick example: display filter “ip.src == 10.10.10.10 or ip.dst == 10.10.10.10” jimmie has pointed out that using “ip.addr == 10.10.10.10” is simpler ip.addr == 10.10.10.0/24 will list all addresses for a particular network tcp.port eq 636 will list all entries for a particular port typing a protocol name such as “ldap” or “ssl” will filter […]

Import-Csv [path to csv] | ForEach {Add-DistributionGroupMember -Identity [dist group] -Member $_.PrimarySmtpAddress} the csv would look like so: PrimarySmtpAddress user1@mydomain.com user2@mydomain.com …and so on… when rerunning the powershell command above on an updated csv, it will display a quick error for entries that are already dist. group members and continue processing new additions. the above […]