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PowerShell: An unexpected Monitoring Journey

PowerShell: An unexpected Monitoring Journey

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This short blog (but with a nice idea I hope and some PowerShell scripts) will show you why you could monitor some settings inside your Microsoft 365 tenant and of course, how you could set up your own monitoring solution. Again it’s all about the idea! I have been reading a lot about the Microsoft DSC. It’s a great tool for applying and monitoring your base configurations. Microsoft365DSC – Configuration-as-Code for the Cloud I really love the idea. I guess…

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Quality Updates: International Preview of Mystery

Quality Updates: International Preview of Mystery

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This huge blog will about deploying Quality Updates, the  Update Health Tools and an alternative method to deploy the Quality Updates with proactive remediations within an hour! Of course, with the latest Printer Nightmare issue, we needed to update some devices quickly. Even with the update installed you are still vulnerable and you will get some issues with label printers with this update. But that’s not what this blog will be about. I am going to divide this blog into…

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What about Printer Drivers

What about Printer Drivers

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After reading a question on the Technet community about how to deploy printers with a printer driver to Azure Ad joined devices, I realized I only created a blog about the wonderful Microsoft Universal Cloud Print solution! So here we go! I will divide this blog into Multiple Parts. Introduction Installing Printer and Drivers with the PnPutil Installing All Printers and Drivers with Printbrm.exe 1. Introduction Of course, transforming to a modern workplace will also mean you need to do…

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Proactive Remediations: Lost in PowerShell

Proactive Remediations: Lost in PowerShell

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This time a blog about how to automate your deployment of Proactive Remediation scripts and maybe more important, how to get them back from Intune with PowerShell! Like always, I am going to devide this blog into multiple parts. About Pro Active Remediations (PAR) Manually configure PAR and my examples The CSV report option Deploying PAR with PowerShell and Graph Getting your Detection and Remediations Scripts back with PowerShell Conclusion 1.    About Proactive Remediations Proactive remediations are script packages that…

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