Reauthorise Windows Server DHCP with One Line of PowerShell
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Reauthorise Windows Server DHCP with One Line of PowerShell

This will be a brief blog, as I am certainly not a DHCP expert or day-to-day administrator.  I do, however, run a DHCP server on Windows Server 2019 constantly in my lab environment, but sometimes encounter a problem whereby the server is no longer authorised, and when I use the GUI to do so, I get the error the specified servers are already present in the directory service. The PowerShell I use to resolve…
Deploying Office 365 with Intune as a Win32 App (and Why You’d Want To)
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Deploying Office 365 with Intune as a Win32 App (and Why You’d Want To)

Office 365, or Microsoft 365 Apps for Enterprise, or whatever it's called this month, can be deployed by Intune to Windows 10 devices using a built-in wizard.  The advantage of this is you don't need to package anything: you fill out some nice drop-downs and options in a GUI, assign it like any other app, and Microsoft takes care of the rest. In the background, this is using the Office CSP to deploy the…
Three Cool Things To Do With Azure Information Protection
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Three Cool Things To Do With Azure Information Protection

In my last blog, I wrote about three considerations for your Azure Information Protection deployments and commented on often overlooked potential downsides, or at least areas with which to be cautious. In hindsight, it all feels a bit negative.  I am, for the record, an advocate of Microsoft 365 customers using AIP (sensitivity labels) in basically any circumstance it's appropriate to do so.  So in this blog, I'll counter the earlier post with three…