| <# | |
| $Metadata = @{ | |
| Title = "Assign Temporary Administrator Rights" | |
| Filename = "Assign-TemporaryAdministratorRights.ps1" | |
| Description = "" | |
| Tags = "powershell, script, activedirectory, assign, temporary, administrator, rights, computer" | |
| Project = "" | |
| Author = "Janik von Rotz" | |
| AuthorContact = "http://janikvonrotz.ch" | |
| CreateDate = "2013-11-15" |
| Option Explicit | |
| Option Base 0 | |
| ' A VB6/VBA procedure for the MD5 message-digest algorithm | |
| ' as described in RFC 1321 by R. Rivest, April 1992 | |
| ' First published 16 September 2005. | |
| ' Updated 2010-10-20 to fix ">" vs ">=" issue in uwAdd. | |
| ' --Thanks to Loek for this. |
| <# | |
| $Metadata = @{ | |
| Title = "Backup ActiveDirecotry" | |
| Filename = "Backup-ActiveDirectory.ps1" | |
| Description = "" | |
| Tags = "backup, active, directory, ntsutil" | |
| Project = "" | |
| Author = "Janik von Rotz" | |
| AuthorContact = "http://janikvonrotz.ch" | |
| CreateDate = "2014-04-15" |
This post is part of my Your own Virtual Private Server hosting solution project.
Get the latest version of this article here: https://gist.github.com/ddce334cd8ab21a40941.
Let’s Encrypt is a free, automated, and open certificate authority (CA), run for the public’s benefit. So far it works well and makes it easy to obtain a free certificate. Now the created certificates will expire withing 90 days. This post will show you how you can auto renew these certificates before they expire.
| <# | |
| $Metadata = @{ | |
| Title = "Backup Active Directory Group Policies" | |
| Filename = "Backup-ADGroupPolicies.ps1" | |
| Description = "" | |
| Tags = "backup, active, directory, group, object, policy" | |
| Project = "" | |
| Author = "Janik von Rotz" | |
| AuthorContact = "http://janikvonrotz.ch" | |
| CreateDate = "2014-04-22" |
Postfix is a commonly used MTA (Mail Transfer Agent) program that can receive, deliver or route emails. In this guide you'll learn how to forward mails from a certain domain to another e-mail address. It's a recommanded approach if you want to publish a mail contact based on your domain and redirect the received mails to another provider, such as Outlook or Gmail.
| <NotepadPlus> | |
| <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> | |
| <AutoComplete> | |
| <KeyWord name="absRefPrefix" /> | |
| <KeyWord name="accessibility" /> | |
| <KeyWord name="accessKey" /> | |
| <KeyWord name="ACT" /> | |
| <KeyWord name="ACTIFSUB" /> | |
| <KeyWord name="ACTIFSUBRO" /> | |
| <KeyWord name="ACTRO" /> |
SSL certificates aren't cheap. You can create them on your own for private use. However for internet use you have to get a verified certificate.
Luckily there's https://www.startssl.com/
They offer you a class 1 SSL certificate for free. Their site might not look trustworthy, but I'm quite shure they do a great job.
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| $Metadata = @{ | |
| Title = "" | |
| Filename = "" | |
| Description = "" | |
| Tags = "" | |
| Project = "" | |
| Author = "Janik von Rotz" | |
| AuthorContact = "http://janikvonrotz.ch" | |
| CreateDate = "yyyyy-mm-dd hh:mm" |
