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GoDaddy, IIS, web design

Setting up SSL on IIS 10 through Godaddy

We setup an on-premise ticketing system, and we needed to setup an SSL on them.  We have the ticketing software on an Amazon EC2 Instance, our DNS nameservers have been set to amazon in Godaddy DNS settings.  We have two copies of the ticketing system on one of the IIS 10 webserver EC2 Instances.  One is for our customers, and…

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O365, Tips and Tricks

O365 – Email Migration link

When trying to migrate emails from IMAP, POP, etc you get the an error in O365 Admin Center. I was able to complete the transfer via this link: https://portal.office.com/onboarding/mailsetupadvisor#/

Scripts, Tech Random's, Tips and Tricks

Send an Email Using Command Prompt or Batch File Script with PowerShell

This will allow you to to call a powershell script from a batch file that creates and sends an email. You will need: SMTP Outgoing Server SMTP Outgoing Credentials Apply this line to any Batch file line. Our example: robocopy C:\Data D:\Data /L /MIR /Z /Copy:DAT /DCOPY:T /J /mt /tee /r:1 /W:1 /ETA /xd “$RECYCLE.BIN” /log+:”C:\RCLogs.txt” PowerShell.exe -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass…

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O365, Tech Random's, Tips and Tricks

Disable Clutter through O365 Admin Dashboard with Powershell

Disable clutter on O365 Admin Dashboard Step 1: Run Powershell ISE as Administrator Step 2 – Run: Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned A popup will occur, choose “Yes to All”.  Just make sure you know what you are doing before proceeding. Step 3 – Enter username and Password $UserCredential = Get-Credential -It will not let you know if your credentials are wrong. Step…

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pfSense, Tech Blog, Tech Random's, Tips and Tricks

Setting up custom App Passwords in Gmail for smtp email notifications in pfSense

Setting up custom App Passwords in Gmail for smtp notifications in pfSense I needed to setup Custom notifications for pfSense, which requires an smtp account. This process will work for most systems that you use to send out emails via smtp. I chose gmail for this, gmail will block the sending of smtp accounts through anonymous sources, unless you setup…

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Tech Blog, Tech Random's

Going into Crisis Mode

Going into Crisis Mode If you have been in IT long enough, you end up experiencing a “Crisis Mode” day. You know, you click a button and immediately all hell breaks loose, then instantly, your brain clicks into crises mode. I had another one today. Tried to update our firewall, which normally has no issues, and comes right back up.…

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