When you deploy Microsoft Office 2013 / 2016, you may want to disable OneDrive location in the Save As or Open page. Hopefully, GPO settings can disable this feature in Microsoft Office.
Let’s see how to disable it using GPO. Continue reading
When you deploy Microsoft Office 2013 / 2016, you may want to disable OneDrive location in the Save As or Open page. Hopefully, GPO settings can disable this feature in Microsoft Office.
Let’s see how to disable it using GPO. Continue reading
Sometimes, it can be usefull to disable access to the Exchange server for a specific mailbox. For exemple, in order to forbid Outlook Web App (Outlook on the Web for Exchange 2016) but you do not want to disable the user account. Or you can prestage the mailbox and only allow access to a specific date/ time.
This can also be used during a migration to another mail system: when the user is migrated, you can disable all access to force the user on the new messaging system. And prevent any email sent by the old Exchange.
Let’s see how to disable all access for a mailbox using ECP or Exchange Powershell:
With Windows 10, Microsoft integrated an existing feature of Windows Phone 8.1: Wifi Sense. It lets you to share your Wifi passcode with your friends in Facebook, Skype or Outlook.
This feature can be friendly for public people but if you are more concerned about your security network, you may want to disable this feature.
In the first time, Microsoft says that information sent between you, Microsoft and your friend are fully encrypted. And in second time, a person who got access to your Wifi with Wifi Sense will only have access to internet, and not your internal network. If he needs to access a share or your printer, he needs to enter the passphrase.
Let’s see how to disable this feature.
If you want to use Powershell to disable Netbios on several computers, you can execute this script:
$adapters=(gwmi win32_networkadapterconfiguration ) Foreach ($adapter in $adapters){ Write-Host $adapter $adapter.settcpipnetbios(2) } |
Parameters for settcpipnetbios are:
For more information on this function: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa393601(v=vs.85).aspx
After the script was runned, you will have this configuration: