Hi All, A few days ago git 2.41 has been released. Read the Blog post here: Highlights from Git 2.41 Git 2.41 Release Notes Let’s have a look at the installed version git -v to update use the command below git update-git-for-windows It will automatically update your git version Let’s check the git version after the update git -v Regards Andres Bohren vscode Logo

Hi All, In this Blog Article i show you how you can enable Hybrid Cloud Kerberos Trust. So you can use Windows Hello for Business (WHfB) to authenticate with Kerberos to your OnPremise Active Directory Resources. Overview An Architectual Overview can be found Here Enable passwordless security key sign-in to on-premises resources by using Azure AD Enable Cloud Kerberos Trust How SSO to on-premises resources works on Azure AD joined devices

Hi All, Just a few Days ago, Microsoft has released Microsoft.Graph 2.0.0-rce PowerShell Modules to the PowerShell Gallery. PowerShell Gallery Microsoft.Graph 2.0.0-rc3 Release notes Let’s check what is installed and what is available from the PowerShell Gallery Get-InstalledModule Microsoft.Graph -AllVersions Find-Module Microsoft.Graph -AllowPrerelease We need to list the Microsof.Graph Version 2.0.0 Modules Get-Module Microsoft.Graph* -ListAvailable | where {$_.Version -eq "2.0.0"} Uninstall the Microsoft.Graph Version 2.0.0 Modules - now only the 1.

Hi All, A few days ago, Microsoft has released the MicrosoftTeams PowerShell Module 5.2.1-Preview to the PowerShell Gallery. PowerShell Gallery MicrosoftTeams 5.2.1-preview Microsoft Teams PowerShell Release Notes Check installed Module and what’s available in the PowerShell Gallery Get-InstalledModule MicrosoftTeams -AllVersions Find-Module MicrosoftTeams Uninstall the old Module and install the newest Module Uninstall-Module MicrosoftTeams Install-Module MicrosoftTeams -AllowPrerelease Get-InstalledModule MicrosoftTeams -AllVersions Some basic testing Connect-MicrosoftTeams Get-Team Get-CsOnlineUser -Identity a.bohren@icewolf.ch | fl *Ent*,*host*,*voice*, *line* Tried a few of the new commandlets

Hi All, To install an .exe or *.msi with Intune you need to Prepare Win32 app content for upload and create a *.intunewin File To create the *.intunewin File you will need the Microsoft Win32 Content Prep Tool In my example i run the IntuneWinAppUtil.exe interactive from a Windows Command Terminal. You will need to: specify source folder specify setup file specify output folder Microsoft Intune Admin Center > Apps > All apps

Hi All, Just let you know, that two days ago, Microsoft has released PowerToys v0.70.1 You will likely got a Notification in your Notifications Bar If you open PowerToys in the Taskbar you will already see the green bar that indicates an Update From the Main Window you can install the Update The Release notes will show you what’s new Et voila - the update has sucessfully installed Regards Andres Bohren

Hi All, Intune Organizational Messages where already announced in October 2023. End of May 2023 Microsoft announced the Organizational Messages to be Generally Available Organizational messages for Windows 11 now generally available Use organizational messages to deliver branded, personalized call-to-actions to employees. Select from more than 25 messages that support employees through device onboarding and lifecycle management, in 15 different languages. Messages can be assigned to Azure AD user groups, and delivered just above the taskbar, in the notifications area, or in the Get started app on devices running Windows 11.

Hi All, A while ago i did blog about how to add the Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) on Windows 10 with the GUI This time, i will show you how to install it on Windows 11 22H2 with PowerShell. Note that the PowerShell needs to be run elevated (As Administrator) Let’s query the installation status Get-WindowsCapability -Name RSAT* -Online | Select-Object -Property DisplayName, State To see the Names we need to use this command

Hi All, Just a few Days ago, Microsoft has released ExchangeOnlineManagement-Preview4 Module to the PowerShell Gallery. PowerShell Gallery ExchangeOnlineManagement 3.2.0-Preview4 According to the Release notes First, let’s check what we have installed and what is available from the PowerShell Gallery Get-InstalledModule ExchangeOnlineManagement -AllVersions Find-Module ExchangeOnlineManagement Ininstall Preview3 and install Preview4 I had to uninstall the ExchangeOnlineManagement with the Force Parameter, because i have dependend Modules. As i have already installed the regular Version of the Module, we need to use the Force Parameter for side by side installation.

Hi All, Recently my Colleque Tobias Asböck made me aware of the HTTP Security Headers. You can test the Security Headers with the Online Scan from Scott Helme. Ouch - that did not look good for my Website hosted on Azure App Service. So how do i add these Headers? It’s in the web.config File of the Project right afer the system.web configuration <system.webServer> <security> <requestFiltering removeServerHeader="true" /> <!-- Removes Server header in IIS10 or later and also in Azure Web Apps --> </security> <httpProtocol> <customHeaders> <clear /> <!