How To Set Group Policy To log Off Remote Desktop Session

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In order to make the servers log of idle RDP session automaticity using group policy we need edit the group policy that the servers are using. Under the Local Computer Policy\Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Terminal Services\Sessions folder, the following settings can be made: • Set time limit for disconnected sessions • Set time limit for active … Read more

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How To Assign Mailbox Permission In Exchange 2007 Using The Shell

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In order to grant a user read access permission to other user mailbox we need to use the: Add-mailboxpermission cmdlet in Exchange 2007 Shell In this example I’ll give User A, a read access permission to User B mailbox. [PS] C:\>Add-MailboxPermission -Identity “UserA” -AccessRights readpermission –user “UserB” We can also assign the following permission with … Read more

Microsoft PowerShell Command Guide – Part 1

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As PowerShell become more and more important tool in our day to day administration I have put up most of the basic commands that are being used by administrators and engineers. Part 1 will give cover the basic commands and what they are doing. Part 1 Terms Cmdlets – command built into PowerShell Get command … Read more

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How To Set Session Timeout On A Cisco Router

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Setting the session timeout parameter in a cisco router or switch is an easy task that will make your day to day work easy. How to set the session timeout: log on to the router and type: router#configure t router(config)#line vty 0 4 router(config-line)#session-timeout 10       —- 10 is the amount of minutes we want … Read more

How To Print Screen In RDP Session

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In order to print screen a window in an RDP session we need to use a different keys than the ones we use on our local desktop. To print screen in RDP session please use: CTRL+ALT+MINUS (–) symbol on the numeric keypad.

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How To Check Which interfaces are Enabled Or Disabled On A Cisco Switch

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To check which ports are active or disable on a Cisco switch we need to use the status command and follow the steps below. 1. Log on to the router. 2. Type “show interfaces status” command Example: SWITCH1#sh interfaces status Port      Name               Status       Vlan       Duplex  Speed Type Gi0/1                        connected    24         a-full a-1000 10/100/1000BaseTX Gi0/2                        connected    … Read more