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The QUIC protocol, which stands for “Quick UDP Internet Connections,” is a transport layer network protocol initially developed by Google. It was designed to improve the performance of connection-oriented web applications that currently use TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) by leveraging UDP (User Datagram Protocol) instead. Key Features and Benefits of QUIC Reduced Latency: QUIC Read More …
I took this JS from the Distribution file in the latest Citrix Workspace Mac install, v24.05.0. Maybe you’ll find the internal workings interesting. I do. Located: Citrix.dmg\Citrix Workspace\Install Citrix Workspace.pkg\Distribution I ended up packaging the DMG into a PKG, signing the PKG, and publishing to Macs from Intune. Code.js # MrNetTek # eddiejackson.net Read More …
Yeah, Microsoft. Just because I can. Caveat: I uninstall WebView2 as well. Microsoft has been sneaking in more apps that require WebView2. For example, the Teams MSIX won’t install without it. So, if you have apps that require WebView2, make sure you comment that section out, or reinstall it: Download WebView2 Code.ps1 Tested in Read More …
This will return the primary user of a computer, and detect if that user is in the local administrators group (very useful for InfoSec reporting). I’m using it with Intune. Works perfectly. This is a slightly modified version, as I’ve removed site data, but you’ll get the idea. NOTE: I made this for domain users, Read More …
This should be everything you need to kill Microsoft Teams (all versions, so be careful). I use a compiler to create EXEs, and then upload those to SCCM & Intune. But you can test locally to make sure all the code is working fine before creating self-contained packages. Test in the SYSTEM account. I do Read More …
“If thy right hand offend thee, cut it off, and cast it from thee.” If thy MSI row offend thee, drop it, and cast it from thee. OS Testing: Windows 11 Build 22631.3880 Platforms: Physical & Virtual Desktop Management: SCCM & Intune When I was testing Java 421 32 & 64 Bit for deployment, I Read More …
Quser.exe, short for Query User, is a utility in the Windows Command Prompt that allows administrators to view information about currently logged-on users. It’s particularly useful in environments with multiple users, such as corporate networks or shared computers. I like to use it, because it just works, and is available on all the Windows computers. Read More …
This will install the Zoom client in a VDI environment. And yes, Zoom has a different version of the Zoom client for VDI. Code.ps1 Tested in the SYSTEM account in VDI. # MrNetTek # eddiejackson.net # 7/13/2024 # free for public use # free to claim as your own # Initialize # Reference Client: Read More …
Base priority is the initial priority assigned to a task when it’s created. This priority can be “high”, “medium”, or “low”. Each engine has a run queue for each priority level, and there’s also a global run queue with a queue for each priority level. When an engine is looking for a task to execute, it Read More …
This will return the user’s session information locally, and remotely. I use this with SCCM and Intune. Code.cmd :: MrNetTek :: eddiejackson.net :: 7/11/2024 :: free for public use :: free to claim as your own @ECHO OFF :: Initialize SETLOCAL enabledelayedexpansion SET tstQUser=false SET tstQWin=false :: Detect Session :: Method 1 quser Read More …