Ryan H

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bio	website	ryanhiebert.com
	location	Angwin, CA
	age	24
visits	member for	3 years, 6 months
	seen	Apr 24 at 22:55
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I was the student tech at my High School, Running the Windows Server 2003 Domain and File Servers. On my own time, I played with Fedora Core for a bit. Then, coming to College, I became the administrator of the Computer Science department, and became familiar with Windows Server 2008 Active Directory, File Services, etc.

This is where I gained my experience with Debian Linux (my preferred distro), and with routing and web technologies under Linux (dns, apache, dhcp, iptables). I use Cisco routers, but much prefer the procurve hardware from HP.

Now I work at Pacific Union College as the Network Security Specialist, dealing with various Windows Server technologies and Networking Infrastructure.

	441 reputation	bio	website	ryanhiebert.com	visits	member for	3 years, 6 months
313 badges		location	Angwin, CA		seen	Apr 24 at 22:55

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Jun 24	comment	Find users that are auto forwarding / redirecting their email in Exchange 2010 using Powershell I apologize. I forgot that multiple pipelines won't run, as I was going through a file. Needs to be like this: `$mbox = Get-Mailbox; $mbox \| Foreach { Get-InboxRule -Mailbox $_ }`.
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Jun 23	comment	Find users that are auto forwarding / redirecting their email in Exchange 2010 using Powershell Has to be `Get-Mailbox \| Foreach { Get-InboxRule -Mailbox $_ }`, because `Get-InboxRule` doesn't take Mailboxes as Pipeline input. Fix that and the check is yours.
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