Checking Drive Space Volumes for DAG DB members through PowerShell
I had received a weird alert for a DB volume for a DAG member being below threshold. This was odd to me
Tag: Script
What the Hybrid Configuration Wizard Performs in the background and configuring Hybrid Co-Existence with Exchange Online
****UPDATE 3/23/2020**** Changes have been made to the HCW and the installation since this original post. Please read the following to gain
The Complete Guide To PowerShell Punctuation
In this short little snippet, I wanted to provide a good download that I had found. In my searching for more knowledge
Measuring CPU Processor Times Per Core Across Multiple Servers through PowerShell.
I want to thank Jason Field for the bulk of this script! Our team was presented with an issue where we needed
PowerDNS Script
I was compiling some scripts to be able to modify DNS records in my previous post. While browsing through different scripts in
Removing a DNS Record through Powershell
In most environments, an admin usually just jumps on the server that they need to work from and does their work from
MaxConcurrentAPI Script for Netlogon Issues
I get incidents from time to time that deal with Netlogon Service Issues. For example: Semaphore Waiters, Semaphore Timeouts, Semaphore Acquires, etc…
Exchange Back Pressure and Transport Issues
Sometimes you’ll get a situation where your email will stop flowing on one of your Exchange servers. Most of the time, we’re
Running Test-MailFlow on remote Exchange Servers
In my job I try to make the process as efficient as possible so that I can determine the issue quickly and
PowerShell Script to log NETLOGON Events 5719 and 5783, then test the Secure Channel to verify connectivity
In my support role, we would get nightly alerts showing disconnection to the PDC from other DCs and Exchange Servers, giving the
Show available RAM on a server
Here is a PowerShell .ps1 file snippet that will output the available RAM on a server. You can name it freemem.ps1 and
Getting Drive Space Through PowerShell for a Server
This cmdlet will list all your mounted volumes, their size, the file system used, and the available free space. You can modify
