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How to Remove Registry Key Using Batch File

Posted by Usman under Active Directory

You can use the following syntax to remove any registry key using batch file.

1- Create a New Text File in NotePad and Save as  “File.bat”

2- Open File.Bat in NotePad and put following syntax

REG DELETE “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Network Associates\ePolicy Orchestrator\Agent” /v “AgentGUID” /f

You can use your own registry key path !

/f switch will delete key without prompting Yes/No !

How to add Exceptions in Windows Firewall Using GPO

Posted by Usman under Active Directory

You can use this group policy to open specific ports on windows firewall using GPO

1- Open Active Directory Users and Computers
2- Right Click on Domain Name or OU on which you want to apply this firewall Exceptions
3- Click Group Policy Tab, Click on Policy name and Click Edit !
4- Expand Computer Configuration –> Administrative Templates –>Network –> Network Connections  –>Windows Firewall –> Domain Profile
5-  Click Windows Firewall: Define Port Exceptions , Click Enable
6- Click On show , Click on ADD

You have to write syntax like this

Port:Transport:Subnet:Status:Name

Port: Port is Port Number like 80 or 8080
Transport: TCP or UDP
Subnet: Networks
Status: Enabled or Disabled
Name: Name of Exception

Example

8080:TCP:192.168.0.1/16:enabled:HTTP Access

How to export Message tracking Logs in CSV format in Exchange 2007

Posted by Nausherwan under Exchange Management Shell

Open Exchangem Management Shell.

Type the command.

Get-MessageTrackinglog -Server “Servername” -EventID “RECEIVE” -Start “7/7/2009 9:00:00 AM” -End “7/7/2009 5:16:00 PM” -ResultSize Unlimited | export-csv c:\Filename.csv