The article covers a way to remotely remove software in a domain environment. This solution allows you to remove software that was not published/installed by the Group Policy. You can also use this as a method to remove deployed software on endpoints that use a VPN client to connect to you domain controller. This option addresses the issue caused by the client not having connectivity to the domain controller during startup. Here we will use a powershell script that is executed by a scheduled task that we deploy via GPO. I also include output to a text file so we can track which computers the script has successful ran on.

Setup iSCSI multipathing for higher throughput and redundancy, In this guide I show the steps needed to setup MPIO using XenServer (XCP-ng) hosts and a FreeNAS storage server. I use round robin as the path selector to double iSCSi performance of my 4 disk array.

Overview of the test lab I setup using recycled hardware. Services include, Windows RDP and OpenVPN integrated with LDAP authentication. Remote administration is handled using the Xen Orchestra web interface. Secure access is provided with SSH key-based authentication. HTTP traffic is tunnelled through SSH using SOCKS/Proxy Chains.

A Powershell script for user deactivation. A quick alternative to using the O365 admin center.

Easily setup a site using Hugo static site generator. Automatically push changes from GitHub to Azure Static WebApps. Hosting is free while in preview.