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Creating 188 volume mount points in under 2 minutes with PowerShell and diskpart.

September 6, 2011 Josh Bryant Leave a comment

Last week I showed you how I used PowerShell and diskpart to partition, format, and label 193 disks. If you’ll…

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Filed under: PowerShell, Scripting

Configuring 193 disks in under 2 minutes with PowerShell and diskpart.

September 2, 2011 Josh Bryant Leave a comment

Today at work I had to partition, format, and label, 193 disks, in Server 2008 R2. Each disk was a…

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Filed under: Exchange 2010, PowerShell, Scripting, Server 2008 R2

Budget Laboratory: Part 1 – Multi-WAN Load Balancing with pfSense on VMWare Workstation

August 30, 2011 Josh Bryant Leave a comment

Wait a minute, I thought this was an “Exchange blog”, why is your first article about networking with pfSense?! Well,…

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Filed under: Firewall, FreeBSD, pfSense, VMWare

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    Writing code for calendaring features is hard. Some of you might say writing any kind of code is hard, and you might have a point, but calendaring is particularly tricky. Why’s that? Well, consider time zones for a start – a meeting you set up isn’t necessarily in the same time as it is for […]
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