PowerShell: Move SnapMirror Destinations to a New Aggregate (7-Mode)

We got some new disk shelves in to replace some old ones on our NetApp filer. The old disks had a lot of SnapMirror destination volumes.All these needed migrating to the new disks. Initially we were planning on creating a new set of SnapMirrors from the source volumes to the destinations, and once these were
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IISCrypto – Making SSL/TLS Configuration Easier

Following the recent Poodle vulnerability, and the general best practice that you should always use the most secure protocols available, I have been spending some time reconfiguring servers. Setting the order of ciphers, and enabling Forward Secrecy in Windows requires editing the registry – a lot. This is susceptible to errors, as the process is
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SQL Server Reporting Services – Rebuild Performance Counters

Got a lot (20+) of this sort of error in my event log. There is a guide on the Microsoft Wiki abou this here: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/1916.how-to-rebuild-the-report-server-performance-counters-ssrs.aspx, however, this alone is not enough to fix the issue. The commands that I ran in order to get mine back up and running, from an elevated command prompt were:
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WhatsUp Gold Raspberry Pi Monitor

I have worked out a way to get a full screen display of a specific dashboard for use with a digital signage display using a Raspberry Pi, using only a web browser. The Dashboard client was ok, but required a Windows machine, and although we could use the existing web page with automatic login (http://community.whatsupgold.com/forums/whatsupgoldeditionsstandardandpremiumeditions/automatic-login-by-url)
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