Whilst I have been working away on some new content I have noticed an unusually high volume of hits to the /feed/ section of the site which smells a little fishy to me. As such, I have disabled all of the feed functionality for a while to review the impact that has on the number […]
Author: Andy Grogan
Quick Tip – tracing insecure items on SSL pages using Firefox
So, I have been doing quite a bit of web development recently (as you can see from the new site) and have learned some new things, dusted off some old things and managed to (at times) break things in the most spectacular way. However something that I thought might be useful to share is a […]
A new look and a new direction…
Well, that’s been another long hiatus for me hasn’t it? I wouldn’t blame people for wondering if I had given up on telnetport25.com! The truth is that it’s never very far from my mind (nor are the annual hosting charges!). I’ve been thinking quite hard about what I should ultimately do with the site and […]
Selecting O365 in the Digital Age – Part 1 (Setting the Scene – and what is this Digital Thingy??)…
Wow, I’ve been writing this post for a year! I really need to make sure that when I make comments like ‘this looks like it could be serious’ I then don’t follow through with some content! Anyhow, I’ve been thinking about how this article could land and resonate with people. Its going to be one […]
In from the cold, and looking to the future – Part 2
So, two posts done – I might actually be serious about this! For those of you just re-joining us, I covered the various why’s about my prolonged absence and reasons why I have chosen now to return to blogging in part 1 of this series. It was an emotional affair which was probably as much […]
In from the cold, and looking to the future – Part 1
Wow!!, has it really been almost four years since I last sat down and wrote anything for telnetport25.com? What have I been doing? Why return now? What are you going to be writing about? – these are the questions that I hear no one ask! What have I been doing? Probably easier to really ask […]
Exchange 2013 DAG Status Dashboard – version 1.02
Over the last few weeks I have been working on an update to the EXDSD based upon feedback that I have received from the community. I have added in some new features such as being able to control Services from the landing dashboard and I have also added a new “Servers” dashboard which allows for […]
Exchange 2013 DAG Status Dashboard – version 1.01
Today I had a day off work so I decided to have another look at the EXDSD – in particular the “missing” features as described in the release post (which you can read here). What’s missing? At the moment the EXDSD does not support monitoring of any aspect of the DAG network. This will be […]
Exchange 2013 DAG Status Dashboard–version 1.0
NOTE: Version 1.0 of the EXDSD has now been replaced by version 1.01 – all links have been updated to reflect the changes and details of the update can be found here. I have been working for a while on a new tool called the EXDSD (Exchange 2013 DAG Status Dashboard). I had two main […]
How to programmatically get all Mailbox Databases from Active Directory using C#…
Ok, so I was thinking (which is always a very dangerous thing!) – after my last post on how you can programmatically count Mailboxes per Exchange Database – I was wondering how you can programmatically get a list of all Exchange Mailbox Databases in Active Directory via their distinguishedName. Why was I thinking this? – […]