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Michael Pietroforte liked the comment of Noah on Change PowerShell console syntax highlighting colors of PSReadLine. (So far, Noah has 1 likes for this comment) 3 days, 18 hours ago
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Michael Pietroforte replied to the topic How to type in HPE ILO if keyboard layout is non-US? in IT Administration Forum 2 weeks, 3 days ago
If I remember right, you have to specify the keyboard layout when you install the server, but I guess the real problem is ILO here. You probably won’t have a problem logon physically with different keyboards.
So if you have physical access, you can logon and then change the keyboard layout.
I never tried this, but perhaps you can connect to the server via PowerShell remoting and then change the keyboard layout.
Michael Pietroforte commented on
How to install the PowerShell Active Directory module 2 weeks, 3 days ago
Many thanks! I fixed the typo now.
Michael Pietroforte edited the doc How to install the PowerShell Active Directory module in the group
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Michael Pietroforte replied to the topic Site performance improvements in Community Forum 2 weeks, 6 days ago
There was an issue with the cash. It should be good now.
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has 1 likes for this comment) 1 month agoMichael Pietroforte edited the doc Free admin tools 1 month ago
Michael Pietroforte replied to the topic Site performance improvements in Community Forum 1 month ago
Paolo, tanks!
Michael Pietroforte liked the comment of Bing Swen on IPv6 adoption – What went wrong with IPv6?. (So far, Bing Swen has 1 likes for this comment) 1 month ago
Exactly! The main misconception of the IPv6 engineers was that they believed that they could foresee future of technological developments. But technological evolution cannot be designed on the drawing board. Technological evolution has to advance naturally in small gradual steps which is a well known fact to evolution experts. The risks of major jumps in evolution is that they usually miss the target by a magnitude or two. And this is exactly what happened with IPv6. I feel that IPv6 slowed down the advancement of the internet because it prevented the gradual evolution of IPv4.
What’s more, the idea that you can centrally impose a new protocol on the internet which is at its core a decentralized structure with countless independent players with their own agenda is painstakingly naive. The belief that a handful of engineers can just change the net at a single stroke shows that the “Internet Engineering Task Force” had no clue at all how the internet works at the political level.
Michael Pietroforte liked the comment of Mario on IPv6 adoption – What went wrong with IPv6?. (So far, Mario has 1 likes for this comment) 1 month ago
Michael Pietroforte started the topic Site performance improvements in Community Forum 1 month ago
I improved the performance of several site components to speed up the site. Most importantly for members, all activities where member points are assigned such as posting or liking should be much faster now.
I made quite a few changes to the code and the database and the process is still on going. So please let me know if you experience issues.
Michael Pietroforte posted an update 1 month ago
Apple has completely redesigned its professional training and certifications for IT support and management to help build the skills base a fast-growing number of enterprises now need.Pablo Brinvat and
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Michael Pietroforte edited the doc How to create a Hyper-V VM with PowerShell in the group
PowerShell 1 month, 1 week ago
That wast my mistake. The methods just also apply to the latest PowerShell versions. We changed the wording.Thanks for the hint!
Michael Pietroforte edited the doc
How to install the PowerShell Active Directory module 1 month, 3 weeks ago
This guide has been updated for the latest Windows versions Windows 11 and Windows Server 2022. You’ll learn how to install the Active Directory (AD) module for PowerShell Core 6.0, PowerShell 7 and Windows PowerShell. For Windows PowerShell, the tutorial describes how to install the AD module for Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11 Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012 R2, and Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2010 and Windows Server 2022. You’ll also learn how to work with the AD module on other systems such as macOS or Linux with the help of PowerShell remoting.
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