PowerShell – Check DNS For Skype For Business
Reference: https://www.uc.solutions/Skype_for_Business/Skype4B_Set_Up/How_to_verify_or_set_DNS_records_for_Skype_for_Business
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Reference: https://www.uc.solutions/Skype_for_Business/Skype4B_Set_Up/How_to_verify_or_set_DNS_records_for_Skype_for_Business
If you have an MP3 that you’d like to use for your iPhone the script below will help you get that file into your ringtone options. Then you can copy the .m4r files into iTunes Tones directory/screen and sync with your phone.
For VMs Internet access 168.63.129.16 168.62.167.9 For DNS Zones managed in Azure ns1-05.azure-dns.com. ns2-05.azure-dns.net. ns3-05.azure-dns.org. ns4-05.azure-dns.info.
Take note of the Global Variables $BaseURL and $LogFilePath, make sure you set them to your values. The idea for this script is to run this as part of a database restore/migration. Drop all access to the database to do the restore/migration, then run the script for Delphix, and then restore all access.
Working on a couple tasks that need team information so I registered a read-only API key and started pulling down data for an offline app. Initially populating data using bash and jq. This may be cleaned up in time but it works for my purpose for now. Currently I’m just creating the create and update…
If you have a large amount of files that are in sub-directories and would like them to be in the same directory this will pull all the files into one directory. NOTE: The ‘find .’ is looking at the specific directory you currently are in. Make sure this is what you want.