Author: martin
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Upload files to FTP with Powershell
Hi, it took Long, but now, I decided to cut one more VBScript off, and start implementing a Powershell Script to upload the CRL to my CRL Distribtion Point with FTPS, so I took the Script from my collegue (http://www.thomasmaurer.ch/2010/11/powershell-ftp-upload-and-download/), and made some “improvements”: #Declare the folder $Dir=”\\yourserver\servershare\” #ftp server $ftpserver = “ftp://yourftpserver/folder” $user =…
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Microsoft EMS – Intune – ADFS federation relying party trust secure hash algorithm
Hi, here’s Martin again with a short blogpost about the ADFS federation for Intune. I was going through the Options of the ADFS Infrastructure after reading this very interesting Blog on TechNet from David Gregory: http://blogs.technet.com/b/askpfeplat/archive/2015/03/02/adfs-deep-dive-onboarding-applications.aspx There is the Secure Hash algorithm Pointed out: The relying party trust in ADFS must be configured with the correct secure…
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Create a encrypted Volume (VHD/VHDX) on your OneDrive
Hi all, I was longer on a search, how to use the space on my OneDrive in a easy and in my view secure way, which means I want to save the Data encrypted on the One Drive. And I found a very easy solution which works for me. Let’s start by opening the Disk…
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SCCM 2012 R2 + Microsoft Intune – Exchange Conditional Access
Hi, here is Martin with a Blogpost about the new Feature that has been shipped to the Microsoft Mobile Device Management Solution Intune: Conditional Echange/Sharepoint Access. This means, you are now able to restrict the Access to Exchange Online, On-Premise Exchange and SharePoint Online to Devices, which has to be Intune enrolled. Update: Intune in combination…
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Azure Active Directory – Multi Factor Authentication through SmartPhone App
Hi there, today I would like to show, how End-Users can configure their Multi Factor Authentication for Windows Azure Logons. This might be important for them, because they could have different choices on how they would get contacted. First they can login to their Azure Active Directory Profile, which is available as Users from your…
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SCCM 2012 – Run Console on an iPad
Hey, here is Martin again. I just was missing the SCCM relation of the Last Blog Post, that is why, I add this one, just to Show, that it is possible to run a SCCM Console on a iPad (not natively of course). First you have to open the RemoteApp and add your Azure RemoteApps:
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Azure Remote App – Common mistakes
Hey, here’s Martin with a Blogpost about the common mistakes when you do your first Azure Remote App Deployments. First, you can try this for free, just create a new Azure subscription, or add the Trial period to your existing: http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/free-trial/
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SCCM 2012 R2 – Create your own Windows Phone 8.1 App and deploy it with SCCM/Intune
Hey, here’s Martin. Today I decided to create a simple App to demonstrate how you can deploy our own Apps within System Center 2012 Configuration Manager R2 connected to Microsoft Intune. Before you begin: Be sure that you have a Code Signing Certificate for windows mobile Devices. Everything starts with Visual Studio Express 2013 for…
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SCCM 2012 R2 – Windows Phone 8.1 Black/White Listing of Apps and Vendors
With the Windows Phone 8.1 Extension for Windows Phone 8.1 in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager R2 we are able to manage Black or White-Listing for those Devices. In this Blog post, I would like to Show, how you can achieve Blacklisting of Publishers and/or applications.
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