Hayes Jupe's Blog | Microsoft Infrastructure
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I’ve been a Microsoft focused infrastructure nerd since 1997 and since 2005 I have been running my own consultancy, Adexis (www.adexis.com.au). We specialise in AD, Exchange, Lync, TMG, SCCM, SCOM, SCVVM, HyperV and anything else that falls into the Microsoft infrastructure space. Follow this blog to get resources on SCCM.
Hayes Jupe's Blog | Microsoft Infrastructure
4d ago
GPPrefs are great – but in true MS fashion – they are very much a bolt-on from when they were acquired many years ago – and the ability to script reading values (let alone creation) is somewhere limited due to this. This dude made a fantastic script to document GPPref drive mappings here Getting all ..read more
Hayes Jupe's Blog | Microsoft Infrastructure
1w ago
The current company im working for is a large (for Aus) media company and as such, because basically everyone that works here is into marketing and sales, we just have a ridiculous number of domains. As part of the cleanup process here – i bought up the huge number of domains we had and that ..read more
Hayes Jupe's Blog | Microsoft Infrastructure
1M ago
If you work in a MS-based environment, it is likely you have seen that as of January 27th 2025, you will start getting charged for retained OneDrive data. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/unlicensed-onedrive-accounts?WT.mc_id=365AdminCSH_spo The storage cost for the will be $US 0.05/GB/Month – which can add up very quickly. https://mc.merill.net/message/MC836942 In the environment i’ve recently started working in, there ..read more
Hayes Jupe's Blog | Microsoft Infrastructure
1M ago
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-it-pro-blog/windows-server-update-services-wsus-deprecation/ba-p/4250436 Not really surprising – there hasn’t been any meaningful updates to WSUS for a very long time… there are improvements that could be made – but no appetite to make them…. i imagine because the cloud solutions have a direct cost (and are therefore revenue producing) whereas WSUS does not. The argument could be ..read more
Hayes Jupe's Blog | Microsoft Infrastructure
2M ago
Recently i had a situation where a user with a shared mailbox which had a ludicrous number of items. He recently started in the role and wanted to “start fresh” – but items could not be deleted. A quick investigation found that litigation hold had been enabled for the mailbox (in addition to our org ..read more
Hayes Jupe's Blog | Microsoft Infrastructure
2M ago
After the Crowdstrike BSOD’s on 19/07/2024 – we have seen a significant uptick on clients not refreshing group policy. The machines in question can be identified via: The last update file date on C:\Windows\System32\GroupPolicy\Machine\registry.pol being on or around 19/07/2024 (some were on the 20th or 21st for us) Event ID 1096 in the system event ..read more
Hayes Jupe's Blog | Microsoft Infrastructure
3M ago
Recently – i have had the following scenario: RDS Farm with 2 x DNS-RR brokers and approx 30 session hosts, all server 2022. Some session hosts, seemingly randomly, after a reboot will all look ok, but won’t accept any connections. cycling the session host to not accept new connections/accept new connections would bring the server ..read more
Hayes Jupe's Blog | Microsoft Infrastructure
3M ago
Dogs…. just fluffy balls of awesomeness right ? Just like we have health insurance, i got pet insurance for our first Golden Retriever – who turned 11 a last month, through Pet Insurance Australia… as they seemed to be ok-ish based on the online reviews… acknowledging that its incredibly difficult to discern a real review ..read more
Hayes Jupe's Blog | Microsoft Infrastructure
3M ago
My Synology 2413+ 12 bay NAS recently died after 12 years of service. This NAS was primarily used as: an iSCSI backup target for Veeam Video recording for home security cameras Media storage Overall, i was pretty happy with the unit itself – but as per most companies these days, support was non-existent…. so when ..read more
Hayes Jupe's Blog | Microsoft Infrastructure
3M ago
For a while i have had a niggling issue where on a DC that is used by a number of in-house coded applications, WinRM would fail intermittently with the following: Log : Microsoft-Windows-WinRM/Operational EventID : 142 Event Message: WSMan operation Enumeration failed, error code 2150859046 There isn’t much to go on for this error when ..read more