Welcome to the site, my name is Jeff and I have been working in the IT field since the early 90's. Most of what I post here is related to work that I do for the various companies that I have worked for over the years. Please feel free to look around ask questions or post comments (if available).

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Recent Posts


  • Week In Review: 06/08/2014

    Still a lot of programming this week, but like I said before I think anymore that is more the norm than not. We did some interesting Active Directory stuff this week. We had a handful of servers get their AD objects deleted at some point, and we found out about the beginning of this week. Now my guess is these were deleted close to about 3mo ago, and they either rebooted recently or attempted to change their password recently.

  • Week In Review: 06/01/2014

    Another very productive week! Spent a lot of time on Operations Manager, and getting the Low-Privilege SQL Monitoring to work. There appears to be a problem with how the MP calculates PLE and is using data and advice that is now about 10yrs old, so I disabled that monitor.

  • System Center Orchestrator Module

    This is one I’ve had on the back burner for a while, so yesterday morning I roughed up the basic framework for a PowerShell module. I have a few Runbooks at work, that it would be super cool to just run from PowerShell, and since lately I’ve been all up in the web services this was as good a time as any.

  • Week In Review: 05/25/2014

    Well it’s been forever since I’ve written anything interesting so now is as good a time as any. Recently we were informed we needed to start keeping track of time spent on projects and since this is something I did for a couple of years at the School of Engineering, it’s not too difficult for me to get back into the swing. Although this go around I went with more of a journal style, not sure I like it but we’ll see.

  • Showing off some DSC Resources

    Yesterday I wrote three articles (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 ) about Desired State Configuration. I thought I would post a slightly more complex Configuration. This configuration performs several actions on the target node.