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PowerShell Tips #2 - Working with Multi-Instance or Nested Properties

The objective here is to create reports of objects that contain properties with multiple instances, or nested properties. Example is Get-DNSServer Get-DNSServer by itself, with no parameters, produces a very detailed, multiple-heading report with a ton of detail.   The internal code to produce this report will be the subject of another technote. For this exercise though, see the outout from the command PS C:\ > Get-DnsServer |gm -MemberType Property Name                       MemberType Definition ----                       ---------- ---------- PSComputerName             Property   string PSComputerName {get;} ServerCache           ...

MEC 2014 Notes

Resources: Presentations and resources for Exchange, Office 365, and More... http://ignite.office.com Office 365 Fast Track resource Site http://fasttrack.office.com Provision a new Trail Tenant and FastTrack a deployment http://aka.ms/getfasttrack ID Fix (Tool to remediate AD Issues) http://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/download/details.aspx?id=36832 Setup and Use Office 365 on your phone or Tablet http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/office365-suite-help/set-up-and-use-office-365-on-your-phone-or-tablet-HA102818686.aspx Office 365 Blog http://blogs.office.com/office365updates/ Office 365 NDA Preview http://prereleaseprograms-public.sharepoint.com
Exchange 2013 SP1, New Install Problem: Error message pops up when attempting to edit user. The issue was created by my having changed the default OU for the creation of new users. Fix: Return the default location for Users: redirusr "cn=Users,dc=domain,dc=local"