For some time I have been looking for a simple powershell script that will give me the computer’s CPU usage with no luck. After failing to find one and had some spare time I have done a small research and came up with a little WMI line that gives the CPU usage as follow: Read the rest of this entry » |
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To find out which Exchange Server 2007 service pack is installed we can use two method: 1. GUI Go to the Exchange Management Console -> Server Configuration -> right click on the Exchange server and check the version number. You can find the build version numbers here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/158530 2. PowerShell Using the powershell type get-exchangeserver |fl |
To back up IAS Server, RDP to the IAS server, open command prompt and type netsh aaaa show config > path\backupfilename.txt Copy the file you created to the new IAS server. On the new server open command prompt and type netsh exec path\backupfilename.txt A message appears indicating whether the update was successful or not. Notes: |
This is an improved command. Get-MailboxStatistics | Sort-Object TotalItemSize -Descending | ft DisplayName,@{label=”TotalItemSize(MB)”;expression={$_.TotalItemSize.Value.ToMB()}},ItemCount |
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How to monitor Monitor Exchange 2007 AntiSpam Use the build in scripts in Exchange 2007 to monitor Exchange’s AntiSpam. View AntiSpam log: View mail queue: Top blocked senders Top spammed Recipients Check AntiSpam updates Other scripts: |
The following command will enable ssh on your cisco router. router#crypto key generate rsa Please note, your router or switch image needs to support 3DES. |
slmgr.vbs –rearm — This will give you extra 60 days |
Today, MSN released the beta of My Health Info, a new online service that helps people manage their health information on the Web. My Health Info is a unique service that offers people a variety of tools and widgets to upload, organize and monitor health information stored in their personal Microsoft HealthVault accounts. The new service allows people to research medical concerns, read the latest health news, gain guidance from medical experts, learn about nutrition, and monitor conditions such as high blood pressure or diabetes. 
Microsoft Security Essentials, Microsoft Corp.’s new no-cost, core anti-malware service that helps protect consumers against viruses, spyware and other malicious software, will be available tomorrow, Tuesday, Sept. 29. Microsoft Security Essentials, independently certified by West Coast Labs, is backed by the company’s global security response team and is built on the same award-winning core security technology found in the company’s security solutions for businesses. It requires no registration, trials or renewals and will be available for download directly from Microsoft at http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials.