OSDCloud #1 – Basics
Introduction Want to implement a Cloud only modern workplace environment without any additional On-Premises infrastructure? Want to have an up to date device (OS, driver and firmware) before starting Autopilot […]
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OSDCloud Blog Series
In this blog series, I would like to introduce the most shiny OSD solution in the past years, which I was working a lot with and had so much fun. […]
Pimp up your Teams for a daily newspaper
UPDATE 30.10.2020 -New names for the existing update channels by Microsoft and so the URLs have been changed as well: $Monthly = ‘https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/officeupdates/monthly-enterprise-channel’ $SAC = ‘https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/officeupdates/semi-annual-enterprise-channel’ $SACT = ‘https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/officeupdates/semi-annual-enterprise-channel-preview’ Nowadays as a consultant, […]
Delete an Azure AD directory with PowerShell
Last year Microsoft announced a demo platform where Azure tenants can be create quiet easy which is for 90 days valid. On the top it can be deployed some useful extensions […]
SCCM Report Scheduler Confusing
As I wrote in the last blog post you can create a scheduled report about the required patches. But how can you schedule it in the SCCM 2012 R2 console? The […]
Scheduled SCCM Report for Required Patches
My customer one day just asked me: “Can System Center Configuration Manager send me regularly a report with required patches for my environment?” My answer was for sure: “Yes, he can.” When I have […]
Assign Office 365 License via PowerShell
You can assign a license to a user using the Microsoft Portal, just select the user and in the Action Pane select USERS –> Active Users. Depending on the licenses you got available […]