Technical Posts
During a Office Microsoft 365 tenant to tenant migration with a large client, I began to discover that several users were receiving error messages in their inbox. The users were receiving messages stating, “Your meeting was found to be out of date and has been automatically updated.” This issue was Read more…
Recently, I passed the MS-500 exam and became a Microsoft 365 Certified Security Administrator Associate. After spending a lot of time working in Azure Active Directory and Office 365, setting up security features, it felt like the right choice. I took advantage of a lot of resources in order to Read more…
So I took a few days off for Easter. I know, I know, how silly of me. While I was out, someone from our service desk accidentally terminated (read: deleted) a Director level user’s account. This mess got escalated to the C-Level over IT & Development very quickly, and turned Read more…
I truly desire to keep myself relevant & up to date in the IT world. I am proud to say that I have taken my first of many Amazon Web Services (AWS) Certification tests. I took the test on December 28th, 2018, and I am now an AWS Certified Cloud Read more…
It started with an idea… I started out with the idea that I would be better off in the long run building myself some sort of virtualization server rather than just trying to run all of the new things I wanted to try off of Raspberry Pi’s. Although they are Read more…
Net Neutrality is not a new concept. It is a fundamental idea that allows the internet to function as it does today. The FCC Chairman, Ajit Pai, has made the destruction of Net Neutrality his highest priority. Now is the time for Americans to voice their opinion. If the FCC Chairman, and Read more…