My Tech Brain Dump..
We recently moved from a test to live implementation of Always on VPN, and moved our servers behind a load balancer, ratifying out profiles down to a single user and device tunnel. We found that deleting the old connections from Settings still left a bunch of stuff in the registry, so I came up with …
Recently, we were in a situation where we needed to remove some left over Always-on VPN user tunnels from a lot of Windows 10 machines. (We had duplicate profiles, and this was a tidy up exercise) The following scripts address this issue, it gets a list of all the VPN connections and then removes all …
Back in may 2014, Microsoft released a patch to fix a vulnerability in Group Policy Preferences which left many people without a method for changing local account passwords. Happily, they also provided a powershell script to allow sys admins to do this. Whilst the script works, it isn’t very elegant or user friendly, indeed one of …
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