Get-Messagetrackinglog

System.String[] Error in Recipients for the Get-Messagetrackinglog

System.String[] error noticedwhere there are more number of recipients are there in the Recipients list when you run Get-MessageTrackingLog Initial Command: Get-TransportServer MBX* | Get-MessageTrackingLog -MessageId AE7F09A41E182A43A927C362F26818947E094BB1@Mbx1.Windowstechpro.com | Select-object TimeStamp,ServerHostname,EventId,Source,Recipients,Sender,MessageSubject,RecipientStatus,MessageLatency,MessageId,MessageLatencyType,RecipientCount | Export-Csv C:\Users\administrator\Desktop\outfile.csv You will get the below results, Noticed there is no proper results in recipients column and it give System.String[]. Normaly it happens because these […]

Group Policy in Windows server 2016

Creating and managing a Group Policy in Windows server 2016

In this article, we see about How to create Group policy in windows server 2016. First open Group Policy Management console by using server manager. By using GPM we can assign various polices for Organizational units(OU). We show simple example to create GP. Right click domain name and click to create GPO in this domain […]

Forward DNS

What is DNS?

Domain Name Servers (DNS) are the Internet’s equivalent of a phone book. They maintain a directory of domain names and translate them to Internet Protocol (IP) addresses. This is necessary because, although domain names are easy for people to remember, computers or machines, access websites based on IP addresses. DNS Port Number is 53 Types […]

How to configure New Zone in server

Part2: How to configure New Zone in server 2016?

First we create Forward lookup primary DNS zone in server 2016 Create Primary Zone in active directory, Open DNS console –> Right click forward Lookup Zone and click New zone Click Next to create new Zone wizard. Select Primary Zone and click next. Now you select Replication Type and click Next. Now give name for […]

NTFS

Part3: What is an NTFS “advanced security scenario”?

In this article, we see about advanced security scenario for NTFS. Common NTFS folder is used to many organization is to set permissions such that users can create, update, delete and rename files, but not delete or rename folders or sub-folders.  Many organizations implement this approach to provide a consistent network folder structure for users to store […]

How to Change remote computer Local account password using PowerShell

Being Administrators, we will come across the situation where we need to reset the passwords for all the Servers and Workstations Local  administrator Accounts. we can not go to each machine and reset the passwords. In this article, we will see how to reset the Local administrator password. Below command will help in reseting the […]

NTFS Shared Folders

Part1: How to create NTFS Shared Folders in Windows Server 2016?

In this article we see about NTFS sharing folders in Server manager. Open Server manager and file and storage Services Click on share and right side tab click Tasks and click on new Share. Select profile for sharing and select SMB Share -Quick and Click on Next. Select location of server and Volume of the […]

account lockout issue

How to resolve AD account lockout issue?

As a system administrator, there will be times that user will be contacting you for unlocking their AD account when they get locked out. Usually unlocking their AD account from Active Directory Users and Computers will resolve the issue.But user facing frequently account locking after unlocking the account. For this issue we need follow the some procedure  and […]

Windows Server

How to configure an authoritative time server in Windows Server

In this article we see about how to configure the Windows Time service and troubleshoot when the Windows Time service doesn’t work correctly. To check the PDC Server for Time Synchronization  and to configure the PDC master by using an internal hardware clock, follow these steps: Select Start > Run, type regedit, and then select OK. Click HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\W32Time\Config\AnnounceFlags Right-click on Announce Flags, […]

How to get Computer LastLogonTime Stamp using PowerShell

It is simple to get the Lastlogon time stamps for the computers using Active Directory Snap-in or importing the Active Directory module in the Normal PowerShell For one Computer, Open Active Directory Snap-in and run the below command with computer name for which you want to fetch the lastlogon time stamp Command Get-ADComputer -Identity ComputerName […]