How to get the REAL hostname with Powershell (or Graph API)
Not sure if this question belongs here. I want to retrieve a list of Azure VMs and their real host name (not the VM name). Azure portal shows this name just fine: Per documentation, I should get the same name from OsProfile property through Get-AzVM or Graph API. But this returns the instance name, or part of that, not the host name: How can I get the real host name? Obviously Azure knows it because it is displayed fine in the portal.Template for Azure Network // Building up a company network
Hello @all, maybe somebody could help me, I've got the following challenge: I have a "Company" - keep things simple so lets call it "company" This Companyhas a Domain - "company.corp" So far, so good. Now I need 3 "Subdomains" - aroot.a.corp - broot.b.corp - croot.corp (yes, without the "c") In every of these "Subdomains" I need an Exchangeserver. What is the target of the Challenge.? -> I want to setup an Useraccount (e.g. the Name could be "3Admin") which is able to collect informations from all those 3 Domains and set informations there - no matter where this account is logged on - so also from a windows 10 Machine, joined to one of these 3 domains.. So e.g. I want to Login into "aroot.a.corp" with the User "3Admin" and get Values from User XY. Then I want to set exactly those values to the User YZ in the Domain "broot.b.corp" without changing the DC or without a Step in between, just with a simple PowerShell command. maybe something like get a value from User XY (in the domain aroot.a.corp) and copy it to User YZ (in the domain broot.b.corp) And here is my question: How can I setup this environment.? Do I need 4 Domain Controllers and 4 Exchanges.? I appreciate every help. Thanks in advance.!
