When working with PowerShell, you can use a lot of cmdlets (commands). Each cmdlet has its own parameters that you can use, but how do you know which ones they are? This is where the help command comes in. The ... Read moreHow to use PowerShell Command Help? The post How to use PowerShell Command Help? appeared first on LazyAdmin ..read more

Microsoft is releasing a new feature (or app) in Outlook, named Newsletters. Now, as the name implies, this app allows you to easily create and distribute Newsletters in Outlook. The app is currently in preview, but we can already test ... Read moreNewsletters in Outlook – Do we really need it? The post Newsletters in Outlook – Do we really need it? appeared first on LazyAdmin ..read more

Microsoft is changing the tenant-wide outbound email limits in the coming months. The new rate limit will be based on the number of email licenses you have in your tenant. The roll-out of this change will take place progressively in ... Read moreNew Exchange Online Outbound Email Limits The post New Exchange Online Outbound Email Limits appeared first on LazyAdmin ..read more

The Set CalendarProcessing cmdlet in PowerShell can be used to manage calendar settings on resource mailboxes. The cmdlet can not be used for user mailboxes; for this, you will need to use the Set-MailboxFolderPermission cmdlet. For the resource mailboxes, the ... Read moreHow to use Set CalendarProcessing in PowerShell The post How to use Set CalendarProcessing in PowerShell appeared first on LazyAdmin ..read more

The upcoming update of the UniFi Network app brings some nice, and long-awaited, features to the application. The new features that I really like in this release are the enhanced QoS rules and the new client analyzer. But there are ... Read moreUniFi Network Application 9.1.92 Update The post UniFi Network Application 9.1.92 Update appeared first on LazyAdmin ..read more

A massive data breach that was recently discovered shows how important it is to secure your IoT device. In this breach, more than 2,7 billion records (1.17 TB of data) were exposed, containing logging data of IoT devices sold worldwide. ... Read moreWhy you should Secure your IoT Network The post Why you should Secure your IoT Network appeared first on LazyAdmin ..read more

Most new UniFi devices have a default password set, allowing you to connect directly to the device for the initial configuration. Ubiquiti uses a few different combinations when it comes to the default username and password, depending on the device ... Read moreAll UniFi Default Password Listed The post All UniFi Default Password Listed appeared first on LazyAdmin ..read more

Good security is all about adding layers, and Protect Actions in Microsoft Entra is just another layer that we can add. New in the Protect Actions is the option to protect the permanent deletion of objects with a conditional access ... Read moreProtected Actions – Protect Hard Deletions of Objects The post Protected Actions – Protect Hard Deletions of Objects appeared first on LazyAdmin ..read more

Probably one of the most common helpdesk tickets is related to not receiving expected emails. The question is always, has the mail arrived at your mail server, and if so, where and by what is it blocked. Now your diagnostics ... Read moreNew Mailbox Safe/Blocked Sender List Diagnostic in Microsoft 365 The post New Mailbox Safe/Blocked Sender List Diagnostic in Microsoft 365 appeared first on LazyAdmin ..read more

Everybody’s mailbox is flooded with junk emails by default. Luckily, Outlook and Exchange Online are getting better every year at detecting junk emails automatically. Users can also add email addresses manually to the blocker sender list or whitelist specific email ... Read moreSet-MailboxJunkEmailConfiguration Explained The post Set-MailboxJunkEmailConfiguration Explained appeared first on LazyAdmin ..read more