Category: PowerShell
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“Adjust for daylight savings automatically” is disabled or greyed out
This is going to be a quick one. I had a new server built for me to configure it as a VDA. I did all of that only to realize that there is a time skew on the server and the PDC Emulator in the domain. if you manually try to change it, it will…
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How to trace the account lockout source machine in Active Directory?
To trace the account lockout source machine in Active Directory, there are several methods available. One way is to enable account lockout events in the domain controller logs by enabling the audit policies for your DCs. Another way is to use PowerShell scripts to identify the source of the locked-out user. You can also try using tools like LockoutStatus or…
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Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops – Commonly used PowerShell commands
Here’s a cheat sheet with some common commands used in Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktop deployments, along with their explanations: Remember to be careful with the SET, Remove, New, Add PowerShell commands as they can make undesirable changes if you don’t know what you are doing. Always start with a Get 🙂 Of course, start…
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Find the Total Unique & Peak Licenses Usage in XenApp/XenDesktop
Okay, this is going to be a short one and I came across this while investigating an issue for a customer who runs a XenApp 7.15 LTSR farm. Well, “Citrix Virtual Apps” as it is called these days. Citrix, what’s up with changing product names every year? you gotta stop doing this for God’s sake.…
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Extract/List the Applications from a Delivery Group – XenApp/XenDesktop 7.x
This is going to be a quick post to explain how you can extract all the AD groups that are currently being used for the various applications that you serve in XenApp/XenDesktop 7.x farms. This came very handy when I had a large number of applications that need to be migrated to a new XenApp…
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