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Revision as of 17:55, 10 November 2016
Contents
Active Directory
- How to get the AD object security ID (SID)
- How to get the members of a group using CMD
- How to identify the FSMO owners
- Login script using VBScript
- Exporting AD users and its info to a text file
Windows XP
Windows 7
- How to enable God Mode
- How to Reverse the mouse scroll wheel - to match Apples OSX 10.7 (Lion) "Natural scrolling"
- Lock Screen when using Remote Assistance
- VBScript to list folders by size
Windows Server 2003/2008/20012
- VBScript Inventory - Collecting several informations from Windows machines
- Enabling Disk Performance Counters in Task Manager
- Converting the Windows Server to a Workstation
- Robocopy Example
Misc
- How to wipe a EFI partition on a USB stick previously formatted on a mac with a GUID partition table.
- How to clear all events logs in Windows 7 & 2008 systems
- How to capture or backup network configuration
- How to check number of users connected to IIS web server
- Windows NTP Setup
- How to force a GPO policy update on a Windows client
- Microsoft Security Tools
- How to disable Windows Firewall using netsh
- How to enable a server for remote management
- How to stop Outlook 2010 from blocking potentially unsafe attachments
- Command line search for large files
- How to calculate the MS NLB multicast mac address from a unicast IP address
- For loop in CMD parsing entries in a TXT file
- Ping printing the time stamp
- How to discover the user logged in a remote workstation