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Narrow down your searches in Outlook: A helpful guide.

April 2, 2015 by Dan B. Lee Leave a Comment

I came across these and immediately had to reference them here for myself as well as for the sake of others who I know will benefit from them. From Outlook's website here: https://support.office.com/en-nz/article/Learn-to-narrow-your-search-criteria-for-better-searches-in-Outlook-d824d1e9-a255-4c8a-8553-276fb895a8da Type this To find this bobby Items containing bobby, BOBBY, BoBby, or any other combination of uppercase and lowercase letters. Instant Search is not case … [Read more...] about Narrow down your searches in Outlook: A helpful guide.

Filed Under: Microsoft Office, Microsoft Outlook, Uncategorized Tagged With: Indexing, Microsoft, Microsoft Outlook, Outlook, Searching

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Privacy Policy Last updated: April 11, 2017 Dan Lee ("us", "we", or "our") operates http://www.danblee.com the website. This page informs you of our policies regarding the collection, use and disclosure of Personal Information we receive from users of the Site. We use your Personal Information only for providing and improving the Site. By using the Site, you agree to the collection and use of information in accordance with this policy. Information Collection And Use While using our Site, … [Read more...] about Privacy Policy

VMware – The resource [datastore name] is in use.

November 25, 2011 by Dan B. Lee Leave a Comment

I came across an interesting error attempting to delete am empty datastore from one of my VMware environments. Here's the error I get: The resource [datastore name] is in use. Version: ESXi 4.1 Pesky Datastore: iSCSI SAN Volume In use? But I moved everything off of the datastore and deleted the rest of the snapshot data and rubbish spread about the left over directories. What gives? Datastores will still be in use if something is still pointing or mounted to them Although you may … [Read more...] about VMware – The resource [datastore name] is in use.

Filed Under: VMware Tagged With: datastores, iscsi, vmware

OpenVPN – Process started and then immediately exited. Socket bind failed on local address. Address already in use.

February 12, 2013 by Dan B. Lee 1 Comment

Overview I came across this issue not too long ago and wanted to share my findings. First, this issue is not just an OpenVPN issue. If a service is dependent on certain sockets and ports being open but they are in use or closed, the service is going to fail. The good news is that the issue is fairly easy to fix on a running server with a little detective work and a few easy commands. … [Read more...] about OpenVPN – Process started and then immediately exited. Socket bind failed on local address. Address already in use.

Filed Under: CentOS, Linux, OpenVPN Tagged With: centos, errors, linux, openvpn, tcp\udp

Use PowerShell to list your folders on a server or share

May 3, 2017 by Dan B. Lee Leave a Comment

Here's a quick script to list all of the folders on a share or on a server. This script will use PowerShell to export a list of folders to a CSV file. We'll be using the Get-ChildItem cmdlet to accomplish this. Get-ChildItem \\FS01\Shared -Recurse -Name -Directory | Out-File "C:\misc\Folders.csv" Let's break this down: Get-ChildItem is the cmdlet. It is just like "dir" or "ls" where it's main job is to tell you the contents of a folder. You can learn more about Get-ChildItem … [Read more...] about Use PowerShell to list your folders on a server or share

Filed Under: Microsoft Windows, PowerShell Tagged With: CMD, PowerShell, Scripting, scripts

Re-Registering VSS DLLs

February 7, 2018 by Dan B. Lee Leave a Comment

There are a number of scenarios where VSS instances might be failing or timing out. In this case, re-registering the DLLs might help. Here are the steps to take before and after registering those DLLs. Reboot the machine. We want a fresh look at what is and isn't failing or timing out. If you cannot reboot the machine restart VSS. This is essentially the same thing as restarting, but only focuses on the VSS. net stop vss net start vss List the VSS writers using the … [Read more...] about Re-Registering VSS DLLs

Filed Under: Windows Server 2008 R2 Tagged With: CMD, Command Prompt, Volume Shadowcopy Services, VSS, VSSAdmin

Installing the latest version of Django and running Python3 in a virtual environment on Mac

June 2, 2017 by Dan B. Lee Leave a Comment

Scenario: You want to install Python 3.6+ on MacOS Sierra (or other MacOS versions running older Python versions) using a virtual environment. Here's the order we're going to go about things: Install Python3 Create a virtual environment using venv Install Django in the virtual environment Install Python3 It is not a good idea to upgrade your mac to Python3. Instead, you can install Python3 as an app. It will update your shell so when you invoke python3 in the terminal it will … [Read more...] about Installing the latest version of Django and running Python3 in a virtual environment on Mac

Filed Under: Programming, Python Tagged With: Django, pip, Python, python 3.6, Python3, Shell, venv, virtualenv

Connect VMware to Nimble SAN

February 25, 2014 by Dan B. Lee Leave a Comment

In this post, I'm going to go over the quickest way to get your Nimble SAN connected to a VMware ESXi environment through vCenter. This method will give you a volume where you can store VMDK attached storage for your guests. Some of these steps will be for vCenter 4. Please pay close attention to my notations as some items will not be necessary with later versions of VMware, or later versions will have options in the GUI instead of in the CLI. This tutorial assumes you have healthy environments … [Read more...] about Connect VMware to Nimble SAN

Filed Under: Storage, Virtualization, VMware Tagged With: esxi, nimble storage, vcenter, vmware

Default Usernames and Passwords

February 15, 2017 by Dan B. Lee Leave a Comment

Here's a big list of all of the default usernames and passwords that I know. I'll continue to add them as we go. Please comment if you have others or find that these don't work: In your browser, hit CTRL and F and type in the make of the device you're looking for. Your browser should head straight to it. Thanks! 3COM Wireless AP admin comcomcom 3com OfficeConnect Wireless 11 (none) admin 3com OfficeConnect 812 ADSL admin (none) 3COM OfficeConnect 812 … [Read more...] about Default Usernames and Passwords

Filed Under: Off Topic Tagged With: default settings, Default Username and Password, passwords, usernames and passwords

PowerShell – Export Enabled Users and other Data from Active Directory

March 7, 2017 by Dan B. Lee 1 Comment

I made a script that does a few things: Gets all users that are enabled Creates a table, listing all the the users with a few account details I want Export the table to a .csv file with a unique name, appending the date the export happens Here's the whole thing. I'll explain what it does at the bottom: Import-Module ActiveDirectory # All of the properties you'd like to pull from Get-ADUser $properties=@( 'displayname', 'lastlogondate', 'passwordneverexpires', … [Read more...] about PowerShell – Export Enabled Users and other Data from Active Directory

Filed Under: Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Windows, PowerShell, Uncategorized Tagged With: Active Directory, CMDlet, Get-User, Last Logon, Password Set To Expire, PowerShell, Scripting

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Dan B. Lee works at SyApps, LLC., a Managed Hosting Solutions Firm, as a Senior Network Engineer. Dan has a decade of IT experience and specializes in a number of different disciplines including Virtualization, Web Site Hosting and Design, Network Security, Data Center Architecture, Local and Remote Server Hosting, and Backup & DRS Solutions. Read More…

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