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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Publishing an On-Premise AD Account to Office365
When you first start looking at Office365 there’s a real need to get user accounts into the Cloud so you and your colleagues can start poking about, and while there are quite a few decent tools for getting bulk users … Continue reading
Posted in Office365, Powershell, Snippets, Tools
Tagged AD, office365, on-premise, Powershell, script, Snippet
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Retrieve certificate Thumbprint
The SSO Kit is part of the Live@Edu toolkit that translates an “on premises” windows login to an authenticated session in the cloud – in order to do this a web application (sso portal) is deployed that retrieves a certificate … Continue reading
Posted in Certificate, Snippets
Tagged cert store, certificate, certificate management, Live@Edu, Powershell, Security, Snippet, x509
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Use PowerShell to make results intelligible
The get-msoluser cmdlet is there for retrieving information about the user accounts within an Office365 tenancy – but it can be a little verbose – which is where the rest of PowerShell kicks into gear and through the magic of … Continue reading
Posted in Office365, Powershell, Snippets
Tagged coding, foreach, get-msoluser, office365, Powershell, Quickie, Snippet, where-object
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Nested Objects in Powershell
I’m currently working on automating some activities for an Office365 deployment, and am making use of powershell cmdlets driven through c# – this works a treat most of the time, and aside from a few oddities (usually down to an … Continue reading
Posted in Office365, Powershell, Snippets
Tagged C#, coding, office365, Powershell, reflection, SI
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Proxy This!
As ever, I’m in a new environment with a new set of firewall and proxy restrictions and seeing as I’m working on an Office365 deployment, powershell is pretty much an essential piece of the puzzle. From my laptop, I’ve got … Continue reading
Gobsmacked (a lot of knowledge is a dangerous thing…)
I’ve recently being working with some colleagues in Germany and was asked to take a look at installing FIM onto a server – as ever, there’s an incredible mountain of things to do, but I figured I could spare the … Continue reading
Posted in facepalm, FIM, Snippets
Tagged case sensistivity, credentials, domain, facepalm, fim, firewall, install, lessons learned, service account, SQL
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