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G33kChiq
in
How to Migrate Windows Server 2008 R2 FSMO roles to Windows Server 2019
on
04-02-2020
@Rick Claus yes moved the FSMO back to DC1. I was in the middle of
demoting DC2 after I moved the FSMO to DC3 and DC4. The print server
just need rebooting since it was still authenticated against DC1. The
trust relationship was fixed after the reboot. The issue with WinRM
cannot process the request...
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Tomasz Olędzki
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PowerShell Basics: How to Upload Files to Azure Storage
on
04-02-2020
@Anthony BartoloOuch, docs don't mention a way how to put SAS Token in
the headers of the request. Only Shared Key can be sent in the
"Authorization" header. I've asked is this really secure approach:
https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/azure-docs/issues/51600. Ref:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azu...
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Rick Claus
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How to Migrate Windows Server 2008 R2 FSMO roles to Windows Server 2019
on
04-02-2020
@G33kChiq - That is strange. by rolling back, you men that you re-made
your 2008 R2 box (DC1) a domain controller? Sorry for the delay in
responding - my email notifications are not firing on this post for some
reason.
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Anthony Bartolo
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PowerShell Basics: How to Upload Files to Azure Storage
on
04-02-2020
Excellent catch @Tomasz Olędzki. How would you modify the script to
correct this?
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Tomasz Olędzki
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PowerShell Basics: How to Upload Files to Azure Storage
on
04-02-2020
Nice. But don’t teach bud habits ;). Passing a secret ($SASToken) as an
parameter in URI is insecure (URI is never encrypted). $SASToken should
be provided as one of the headers. Headers are encrypted by TLS.
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