Month: September 2020
Intune Support Tip: Keeping your Company Portal app up-to-date on Android devices
The Intune Company Portal app allows you to access corporate data, apps, and resources. It’s important to keep your app up to date with the latest version of Company Portal. We recently had a change in enrollment certificates which required a Company P… Continue reading Intune Support Tip: Keeping your Company Portal app up-to-date on Android devices
Geospatial joins are now supported by Azure Data Explorer
This blog post covers a new geo function and the basics of geospatial joins.
geo_polygon_to_s2cells
geo_polygon_to_s2cells takes a polygon or multipolygon and a S2 cell level as input and creates an array of all token strings which cover it. Be … Continue reading Geospatial joins are now supported by Azure Data Explorer
Alternative Tools for Application Hangs
My name is Susan Buchanan and today I’d like to discuss some basic troubleshooting for applications hangs using Task Manager, Resource Monitor, and WaitingOn outside of getting an application dump. A special shout out to Leo Fagundes for writing … Continue reading Alternative Tools for Application Hangs
What’s new: Analytics FileHash entity hits GA!
This installment is part of a broader series to keep you up to date with the latest features in Azure Sentinel. The installments will be bite-sized to enable you to easily digest the new content.
File hash is a unique value that correspon… Continue reading What’s new: Analytics FileHash entity hits GA!
Preparing the Windows 10 October 2020 Update Ready for Release
Hello Windows Insiders!
We are continuing to prepare the Windows 10 October 2020 Update (version 20H2) to be ready for release. Today, we are releasing Preparing the Windows 10 October 2020 Update Ready for Release appeared first on Windows Blog.
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How to find the password of IIS custom service account via command line?
In IIS Manager, the application pool identity set to a custom service account will always display it’s password in encrypted (masked) format. In applicationHost.config file also the password will show as encrypted.
But when you run the below com… Continue reading How to find the password of IIS custom service account via command line?