Facebook–Two Factor Authentication Coming Soon

Following Google’s foot steps, Facebook is now rolling out two factor authentication.  Two factor authentication adds a second password – or token number – required to log into your account.  Basically, when you try to log into Facebook, you get a text message, with an additional password to complete your sign-on.  Check out the Facebook Blog for details, and keep an eye out on your Facebook Account page for the availability!

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Firefox 4 for Android

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Firefox has always been a favorite of mine, and well, so is Android.  Firefox for Android came out of beta, and can now be installed on you android device.  With it, you get Firefox Sync, add-ons tabbed browsing, and much more!

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Amazon Cloud Player – 5GB free!

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So while everyone is waiting around for Google Music to go live, Amazon comes out and goes live with Amazon Cloud Player!  Stream your music from the web to your computer or Android device – all you need is an Amazon account (free).  All users get 5GB of space for free, and option to purchase more at a very reasonable price!  Comes with a great utility that will automatically upload your music from your computer to the cloud.

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Nice addition, any mp3 albums purchased on Amazon are automatically stored on your Cloud Drive, but don’t count against your quota.  Also, if you purchase an album, you get one year of 20GB storage for free!  (Details on 20GB promo) Not bad!

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Exchange PowerShell Script: Get Mailbox Count by Database

 

Here’s a PowerShell script that does a quick count of mailboxes on each database of a server, or all servers – depending if you specify the server name as a script parameter.

** Updated:  I made some improvements to the script, and have posted the updated code.  One notable items is that I separated the count of mailboxes and disconnected mailboxes.  Previously, the count included both mailboxes and disconnected mailboxes.  This may skew the numbers a bit, depending on what  you are looking for.

   1: #=================================================================================================

   2: # NAME: Get-MailboxCountPerDatabase.ps1

   3: #

   4: # AUTHOR:  Dan B.

   5: # EMAIL:   Nerd@EverydayNerd.com 

   6: # DATE:    03/27/2011

   7: # Version: 1.0

   8: #

   9: # COMMENT: Script to return the count of mailboxes on each server by database

  10: #

  11: #=================================== Change Log ==================================================

  12: # Version 1.0

  13: # -Initial script

  14: # -Changed output to an array instead of just write-host

  15: # -Added total count to single server

  16: #

  17: #=================================================================================================

  18: # Script Paramaters to allow server name to be typed after the script name.   If no Param, all servers are returned

  19:  

  20: param([string] $Param )     

  21:  

  22: $Results = @()

  23: $CountMB = 0

  24:  

  25: if(!$param)

  26:     {

  27:         $Servers = Get-ExchangeServer | Where {$_.ServerRole -eq "Mailbox"} | Sort Name

  28:  

  29:         Foreach($Server in $Servers)

  30:             {

  31:                 $dbs = Get-MailboxDatabase -server $Server | Sort Name

  32:                 

  33:                 foreach($db in $dbs)

  34:                     {

  35:                         $mb = Get-MailboxStatistics -Database $db | Where {$_.DisconnectDate -eq $null -and $_.ObjectClass -eq 'Mailbox'} | Measure-Object

  36:                         $mbdis = Get-MailboxStatistics -Database $db | Where {$_.DisconnectDate -ne $null -and $_.ObjectClass -eq 'Mailbox'} | Measure-Object

  37:                         

  38:                         Write-Host "$($Server) `t $($db.name)`t $($a.count)"

  39:                         

  40:                         $Obj = New-Object PSObject

  41:                         $Obj | Add-Member NoteProperty -Name "Server" -Value $Server

  42:                         $Obj | Add-Member NoteProperty -Name "Database" -Value $db.Name

  43:                         $Obj | Add-Member NoteProperty -Name "Mailboxes" -Value $mb.count

  44:                         $Obj | Add-Member NoteProperty -Name "Disconnected Mailboxes" -Value $mbdis.count

  45:                         $Results += $Obj

  46:                     }

  47:             }

  48:     }

  49: else

  50:     {

  51:     $server = $param

  52:         $dbs = Get-MailboxDatabase -server $Server | Sort Name

  53:  

  54:         foreach($db in $dbs)

  55:             {

  56:                 $mb = Get-MailboxStatistics -Database $db | Where {$_.DisconnectDate -eq $null -and $_.ObjectClass -eq 'Mailbox'} | Measure-Object

  57:                 $mbdis = Get-MailboxStatistics -Database $db | Where {$_.DisconnectDate -ne $null -and $_.ObjectClass -eq 'Mailbox'} | Measure-Object

  58:  

  59:                 $Obj = New-Object PSObject

  60:                 $Obj | Add-Member NoteProperty -Name "Server" -Value $Server

  61:                 $Obj | Add-Member NoteProperty -Name "Database" -Value $db.Name

  62:                 $Obj | Add-Member NoteProperty -Name "Mailboxes" -Value $mb.count

  63:                 $Obj | Add-Member NoteProperty -Name "Disconnected Mailboxes" -Value $mbdis.count

  64:                 $Results += $Obj

  65:                 $countmb += $mb.count

  66:                 

  67:             }

  68:         Write-Host

  69:         Write-Host "$($Server) has a total of $($CountMB) mailboxes" -ForegroundColor Green

  70:     }

  71:  

  72: $Results | FT -AutoSize

  73:  

  74: #===================================== End of Script ==============================================

Script can be downloaded here:  Get-MailboxCountPerDatabase.ps1

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Get your EverydayNerd.com Android App NOW!

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For all you Android users out there, you can now have content from EverydayNerd delivered directly to your Android device!  Just hit up the link below for the Market Website, or use the QR code below to install from your phone!

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Firefox 4 is HERE!

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So I’m a huge fan of Firefox (although recently been using Chrome almost all the time) but now that Firefox 4 is out of Beta, there’s a good chance I’ll be switching back to Firefox!

Download it here from a random mirror: Windows /Mac OS X / Linux.

The official launch is 3/22/2011.

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Uninstall IE 9 Beta on Windows 7

So you have a Internet Explroer 9 Beta that you would like to roll back on Windows 7 (IE 9 Beta is considered a update not a program).

  1. Press Win+R (the run and paste in the following:
    C:\Windows\explorer.exe shell:::{d450a8a1-9568-45c7-9c0e-b4f9fb4537bd}
    then press Enter.
  2. wait for the Uninstall an update screen to load completely
  3. scroll through the list until you find Windows Internet Explorer 9
  4. click once to highlight IE9, then click the Uninstall button (or right-click and uninstall)
  5. confirm that you want to uninstall (click yes)

That’s it!

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