VMware ESXi 8 is the latest version of VMware’s enterprise-class hypervisor, designed to provide a secure and stable virtualization platform for businesses of all sizes. ESXi 8 offers a range of new and enhanced features, including improved performance, enhanced security, and greater scalability. One of the most notable features of ESXi 8 is its improved […]
VMware has been at the forefront of virtualization technology for years, and they continue to innovate and develop new products and features. Recently, they have released a number of exciting new products that are sure to make virtualization even easier and more efficient. One of the most exciting new products is VMware Fusion 11, which […]
Below are recommendations on cybersecurity best practices that are useful in protecting digital assets and reducing the likelihood and impact of a successful attack. Invest in security awareness training. Invest the time, money, and resources to ensure users understand risks, the latest cyber threats, and best practices. Lock screens. When stepping away from your computer […]
I was recently informed by a friend that jermsmit.com was redirecting to another site when clicked on a google search result link. Initially, I thought he may have had some local malware. After a fair amount of time inspecting the web traffic, and review of site configuration, I was able to determine that the redirect […]
Recently updated to Windows 10, version 1809, removed the Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) that were previously installed. This is common with such updates, however, this time around I was unable to reinstall the tools. After much digging, I discovered that this is because Microsoft has made the RSAT tools a part of the “Features on […]
The following PowerShell script will add multiple SMTP aliases to all Office 365 and Exchange Online email user accounts: To use the script, save it as a .ps1 file and run it from a PowerShell console with administrator privileges. For example, if you saved the script as add-multiple-smtp-aliases.ps1, you would run it with the following […]