So my goal here is to run commands like get-adcomputer | Install-WindowsUpdate -AcceptAll -AutoReboot
I want to get all of my AD computers and pipe the ComputerName to the ComputerName property in Install-WindowsUpdate. I tried a @foreach statement but it takes forever to run because it does them one at a time. I'm looking for it to do multiple computers at once.
Any ideas?
I'm trying to create a Transport Rule in Exchange 2010 SP3 that would send an autoreply to the sender that the user no longer works here and to forward requests to a catch-all mailbox address.
I need it to look for a condition like "If recipient AD account status = Disabled"
Is there a way to create this condition with an EMS rule?
I'm attempting to restore items located in System Public Folders>EFORMS REGISTRY>Organization Forms. I'm backing up my Exchange Servers with Veeam B&R. I can see the mailbox databases and PF databases in the restore explorer, but only the Default Public Folder is shown. The System Public Folder is missing.
My question now is: Are System Public Folders stored in Active Directory or the Exchange 2010 Public Folders EDB?
My production database is currently on an IBM server with AIX. We use Informix as our database software. We've migrated most of our physical assets to vSphere and back everything up with Veeam. We still have some Windows physical machines (need dedicated processors) that we use Veeam Endpoint Backup to the Veeam repository that is then replicated to a DR site and the cloud.
I'd like to do the same with Veeam, but their Linux version is beta and doesn't work on AIX. The architecture is different too. I'm considering exporting backups to a share on a proxy.
I'd like to find out if it's possible to get Veeam to upload non-Veeam backup files in the repository folder to the cloud?