- Adtran TA924 PRI Conversion – Routing Inbound DIDs to FXS Ports or via a SIP Trunk to Asterisk and Allowing Bi-Directional Communications Between the Two
- Adtran Total Access TA924 – SIP Configuration for Asterisk
- Asterisk – How to Host a PRI Circuit with a Sangoma Card
- Asterisk – Modular Dialplan
- Asterisk Dialplan Module – stdexten
- Auto Logon to a Workstation on a Windows Domain
- BackupExec 2012 – How to Limit CPU Usage and Disk I/O on RALUS with Cron Jobs
- BackupExec 2012 Linux Agent SP1 Patch Update – Ubuntu Fix
- Bash Script – An Alternative to Logrotate.d for Asterisk Log Files
- Bash Script – Auto-Repair an Array of MySQL Database Servers
- Bash Script – Backup All Databases to Separate Files
- Bash Script – Convert a Batch of WAV Files to SLINEAR Format for Asterisk Hold Music
- Bash Script – Install HP Server Management Tools on Ubuntu Server
- Bash Script – Log Concurrent Asterisk Calls to MySQL and Other Useful One-Liners
- Bash Script – Move Asterisk Call Files into Spool Directory
- Bash Script – Move Files into Subdirectories Based on Modified Date – OR – Moving Ntop Netflow Dumps into Subdirectories by Date
- Bash Script – OpenMCU-ru Service Monitor -OR- Monitor and Automatically Restart a Service Upon Failure
- Bash Script – Pcapsipdump Spool Directory File Rotation – OR – Rotate Directories Based on YYYYMMDD Format
- Bash Script – Script Based MySQL Table Replication on an Array of Slaves
- Bash Script – Split a Variable into an Array with Carriage Return Line Feed as the Delimiter
- Bash Script – Sync a File to an Array of Hosts
- Batch Script – Get User’s SID One-Liner
- Batch Script – Parse MS Exchange IIS Log File, Filter All External Requests, and Email It
- Batch Script – RDS Start Menu Application and Taskbar Shortcut Removal Tool
- Batch Script – Ribbon UI Customization: Take Ownership and Change Permissions of the CommandStore Subkeys in the Registry
Server 2012 – Force a Network Type with PowerShell
Here’s an annoying one that I run into quite frequently. On Windows Server 2012, it appears there’s not a quick and easy way to change the network type for a network connection other than to use PowerShell. The problem that I typically run into, is that firewall rules for a specific program are only set for the “domain” profile, so here’s how to force the network type on some interface. This is just for my own personal reference, but I took this info directly from here. Continue reading “Server 2012 – Force a Network Type with PowerShell”