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Migrating FSMO roles Windows 2022 Server

Migrating FSMO roles Windows 2022 Server

As Microsoft Windows 2022 became (almost) available, this is time again to move the FSMO roles from Windows Server 2019 to Windows Server 2022. Before destroying everything to rebuilt, I like to migrate my Active Directory and keep the work, policies and OU organisation I got for years. For this

E2Evc Lisboa November 2019

E2Evc Lisboa November 2019

One more time this event have been full of good stuff and I learned a lot going from a presentation to another and speaking with everyone. I noted few products that I want to explore a bit deeper and maybe write few blogs about it. Hysolate https://www.hysolate.com/

E2EVC Athens, Greece AD 2018

E2EVC Athens, Greece AD 2018

Another E2E event in my pocket and this one in Athens was a pretty good one. I learned many things as well during the session than while speaking and sharing all around with everyone. What I love about this event, this is the no marketing bullshit policy. Even tho there

Microsoft Honolulu project

Microsoft Honolulu project

Hello folks, This week i have decided to test the new Microsoft Tools in preview “Honolulu”. Before, what is it Honolulu ? Honolulu project is a web management tool for Microsoft servers on premise. Install the gateway in your Datacenter and publish on public DNS and setting up firewall to manage

Script to consolidate multiple reverse DNS zones into one principal zone

Script to consolidate multiple reverse DNS zones into one principal zone

Hello folks, This week i wrote a script for reverse DNS consolidation. This script add entries reverse DNS from a zone to one principal zone. That is s a simple script but it is very effective. Source code #Zone name to import records $ImportZone = "10.in-addr.arpa" #Create format date

Cloudify my Lab with Microsoft Azure (reload)

Cloudify my Lab with Microsoft Azure (reload)

3 years ago I wrote this blog Cloudify my lab with Microsoft Azure, since, many things moved on on the Microsoft side, more options, Netscaler available as well in Azure, I though it was time to update and extend this blog. Here is what you will need if you want

Migrating FSMO roles Windows 2016 Server

Migrating FSMO roles Windows 2016 Server

At the end of this blog, if you want to go further with 2016 migration (DHCP, ADFS…) go to check Eric (my Norwegian CTP fellow) blog here As Microsoft Windows 2016 became available, it is time to update my lab. Before destroying everything to rebuilt, I like to migrate things